1) Rossi's initial post Mafia vs Chobo - "Pullback of the Century" - a 'normal' player would have gone ahead with the all-in despite seeing the 2 spines 2 queens, having committed to that extent. Chobo's defence:
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Originally Posted by AsGChoBo
I did poke up the ramp, while I could win, I could also lose. My decision to pull back because I wanted to make an entertaining game, to show I can go from a all in, scv train back to my base and out macro to take the win.
3) Rossi and Mafia points out various suspicious activity, including the "Unorthodox Viking Pathing"(another post. Iaguz voices his doubts about some of Rossi's points (which are disagreed upon by Mafia), but does concede some suspicious points, including the 'Pullback of the Century'.
Further discussion about this, + the viking pathing: Iaguz, Iaguz again about Viking path, UHF makes a post about this later on, read point 12)
Quote:
Originally Posted by xgKingiaguz
He seems to be one of those goody/elfi/SjoW types who does like 10,000 things like a retard but 5,000 weird but incredibly correct things and manages to win games.
Rossi agrees that the TvTs aren't THAT dubious, but the main bone to pick were the TvZs. (Rossi later complains that noone was addressing the screen lock/AFKs in the TvTs, but this IS addressed in point 4 below. )
4) TABiggun points out a 'camera lock' tell which seems to be present in Chobo's games. He also points out the 2 main suspicious points
"Chobo looks into the main and then just randomly pauses for a moment with no actions at 5:30 as a baneling nest is being constructed and I also noted this was happening throughout many of the replays; a random pause with no actions. In sc2gears i looked throughout that time at his actions and there was no right click with his scvs on the mineral patches or anything, just a random look into the main and then natural."
Quote 2:
"Also, if you watch all of Chobo's TvZs he plays completely blind the whole game whenever the zerg goes infestors. Yet on the shakuras game when Mafia was morphing a greater spire he scans both the main and the natural. And on the Ohana game he also scans Mafia's main when he is building a spire. In all other games there were no scans and no scouting, and in all these games the zerg went infestors."
If you can clear up these two situations then it would clear up a lot of things.
Chobo's response was that he had hay fever and was sneezing, with regards to the random pause with no action.
With regards to Quote 2, I asked him about it on Skype:
Quote:
Playing against zerg, I believe it is hard for zerg to play muta against me because of my dominent style in mech style
[2:52:00 PM] Krste Kovaceski: so im not really scared anyone will pull it against me because i used a gas first style for so long
[2:52:08 PM] Krste Kovaceski: that involved early aggression into mass thor play
[2:52:19 PM] Krste Kovaceski: and with the current trend
[2:52:36 PM] Krste Kovaceski: you can assume festors are much more common composition in the current meta game
And for the scan timings, it was covered somewhere in this thread that the Spire/Greater Spire scan timings were 'standard', can't remember where but I'm sure someone mentioned it.
Biggun claims some 'sus' selecting of buildings he doesn't have
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Originally Posted by Biggun
Let me give an example. I believe that chobo clicked on Peleus' evo chambers. On sc2gears there is a command:
9:24 AsGCHoBo Select Engineering Bay (90384), Deselect all
9:24 AsGCHoBo Upgrade Terran Infantry Armor 1
This point is refuted by paperclip pointing out the times don't align. A later, more accurate post of sc2gears with timings aligned show nothing sus about the game actions.
6) nirvAnA evaluates a Chobo replay against Peleus, finds nothing too 'sus', besides "his armies move very fearlessly like he always knows when its safe to move out and engage".
Many people have used this as a point against Chobo, claiming decision-making is too good for his level of macro/micro.
7) Rossi does a stream analysis of the replays with commentary, which is basically a video/voice version of what he has typed earlier and more.
16) Zealo addresses many comments/analyses previously made, pointing out 'flawed logic' and 'emotional responses'. Well worth reading, provided you're not still emotional.
18) Zealo makes a point that has been mentioned before, but noone actually demonstrated it. Here it is. Basically, if you really want, you can take any replay of a top, legit player and twist out something 'potentially incriminating'.
We will be moving Chobo onto the 'Suspected Maphackers' list, but NOT into the 'Confirmed Maphackers'. He will be removed from the list after a period of time if he shows that he does have the skill demonstrated in the 'sus' games, or moved to 'Confirmed' if any definitive evidence (similar to those used for previous cases of Confirmed Maphackers) is submitted.
1) I have definitive proof of him maphacking!! How do I lynch him?
No, you probably don't. 'Definitive proof' would include things like multiple blatant glances into fog, or constant repositioning of army to prepare for unseen opponent with no real explanation. What you have is probably something 'suspicious', which is not sufficient.
2) But but but.... his actions in this replay and that replay is sus! 100% hacking!
As long as his actions can be explained via a reasonable explanation, it already shows that it's not a 100% hacking situation and is just suspicious. Such things can be discussed back and forth as already done in this thread, so 'discussion' is futile.
Last edited by crAzerk; Wed, 6th-Jun-2012 at 5:07 PM.
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