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Due to issues related to the release of Mastery Loadouts, the "free swap" period will be extended.
The new end date will be May 1st.
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Suspicion within alliance.
Mrbejam
Posts: 7 ★
Hello! New to the forum and had a search for anything similar. Below is a request:
I'm an officer in an alliance and we do our best to monitor members playing and making sure no one cheats. We've kicked people in the past as we don't want to lose access to the game by association.
However we currently have a member who has had a few odd things happen, but they are things we can make excuses for. However that's not to say we wouldn't want it to be investigated... If it's a simple task for you anyway.
1) 2 6*s crystal opening both within a month. We appreciate that if every uncollected was max explored, sold some heros and had duped 5*s, it's possible, and I know other players in other alliances have two or more. The rest of us in the alliance are just not at this level.
2) Completing AW with highest contribution % and appeared to be no damage at all multiple times. But maybe he's just that good or it's his mastery setup.
Basically we can't prove anything, it's more than likely innocent, but we don't want to get in trouble by association if they have been cheating.
So this is a request for an option for officers to have members investigated for cheating. Maybe only 1 per alliance per month so you don't get spammed by multiple requests.
I'm an officer in an alliance and we do our best to monitor members playing and making sure no one cheats. We've kicked people in the past as we don't want to lose access to the game by association.
However we currently have a member who has had a few odd things happen, but they are things we can make excuses for. However that's not to say we wouldn't want it to be investigated... If it's a simple task for you anyway.
1) 2 6*s crystal opening both within a month. We appreciate that if every uncollected was max explored, sold some heros and had duped 5*s, it's possible, and I know other players in other alliances have two or more. The rest of us in the alliance are just not at this level.
2) Completing AW with highest contribution % and appeared to be no damage at all multiple times. But maybe he's just that good or it's his mastery setup.
Basically we can't prove anything, it's more than likely innocent, but we don't want to get in trouble by association if they have been cheating.
So this is a request for an option for officers to have members investigated for cheating. Maybe only 1 per alliance per month so you don't get spammed by multiple requests.
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If they are cheating in wars kabam will catch it and they will punish your whole alliance especially if they have been doing it multiple times.
Completing AQ with no damage is another story. We had a guy like that a while ago. He got banned and we got ranked way down in AW. Even the best players take block and parry damage. Especially if you are taking on minis and main bosses. I consider myself a pretty decent player and am almost always too 3 in AQ in my alliance and I’ve never finished with full health on all champs. So I would be careful.
It’s unreal to me that cheating has gotten that far for just a mobile game. I took a long break from gaming before MCOC, but wow.
Good luck in your openings! (OK that just sounds rude...)
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In order to help them investigate the suspicion thoroughly, please make sure that you provide the following information:
Date and Time of Suspicious Activity
Name of the Suspected Player
A detailed description of any strange behaviour during the battles and of the champions used like you've mentioned above
Any relevant screenshots or videos
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