In conclusion, he's probably not Map Hacking in PvZ at least. It would still be interesting to have some other recent PvP and PvT from him.
Why would anyone turn off their maphack program only if they're playing a PvZ? I feel as if during the earliest parts of the game where it is the most critical part of the game (since you're doing your build order and building up your foundation for later in the game), you can't afford to miss workers or building timings. And if you have maphack enabled during the start of the game, I cannot think of a reason to turn it off just because he's playing a PvZ. It's either he's actually maphacking but he's really sneaky and we just couldn't find suspicious actions on all of the 9 replays, or he's not using maphack at all.
Or maybe he could be using the maphack software that Nemo posted on SC2SEA, the one that has the forcefield timer and the production tab enabled, and he has the "maphack" feature disabled.
Just my 2 cents.
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Formerly known as neozxa
Instead of complaining about balance, try, try again.
Earlygame ZvZ is basically a knifefight with suicide bombers.
I understand the 'process' of going though and checking PvT and PvP replays, but considering you've got a heap of replays with no evidence for it and only a semi sus replay to accuse him it's pretty safe to call him clear unless someone comes in and accuses him again with evidence.
I can't see any reason people would turn on / off hacks for suspicious match ups.
I understand the 'process' of going though and checking PvT and PvP replays, but considering you've got a heap of replays with no evidence for it and only a semi sus replay to accuse him it's pretty safe to call him clear unless someone comes in and accuses him again with evidence.
I can't see any reason people would turn on / off hacks for suspicious match ups.
Hum, that was more than a semi-suspect replay.
But I try to stay on facts. Your replays shows that on PvZ against you he doesn't hack. I can safely expand that to all PvZ and that's already a big step toward saying that it was just "luck".
I don't feel as safe to expand the conclusion to PvP since PvP is often disliked by players and more likely to contain hidden tactics.
He still stays innocent still proven guilty, but personally for me to be really confident he doesn't MH I would prefer having some other PvP (or PvT).
So if we can have other replays, all good, if not, too bad it will stay like that.
We had several experiences in this Hacker tracking process( Ghost, Evets for instance) where we have seen hackers toggling on and off MH. They want to improve too and they know they don't with MH on. It's often a confident boost or a way to play without stressing for what opponent could do.
And I'm 100% sure he wasn't MAP hacking against Peleus. he was genuinely surprised each time he had to be surprised.
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