This is more then enough proof that they were teamingExplain THIS to me, which I think should be enough to prove beyond any doubt these ***ts were teaming. I left the time on purpose, right corner below.
This is more then enough proof that they were teamingExplain THIS to me, which I think should be enough to prove beyond any doubt these ***ts were teaming. I left the time on purpose, right corner below.
Official Rules:
“Teaming is defined as intentionally working together with an enemy player in a solo mode game.“
It’s not.
If the two pass gear to each other to make a fair 1v1 and quickly fight straight after their quick exchange of gear, they aren’t teaming as they aren’t intentionaly working together.
You haven’t really proven your point. In order to get valid evidence, you’d need at least 100+ frames captured.
Official Rules:
Moderation staff don’t get payed.
It’s not a worthless arguement. It’s actually quite a valid one.
If moderation was a boring job, nobody would choose it. It is voluntary and therefore it must have some aspect of enjoyment in order for moderators to keep doing hard work for Cubecraft.
No fun = No moderators = No reports done.
Moderators don’t just grow on trees (from the saying, money doesn’t grow on trees)
If for whatever reason Cubecraft doesn´t receive enough money from donators to keep everything running properly they (from economic perspective) don’t have a right to exist. Just like any other company that runs with loses. But I do think Cubecraft should invest more in QUALIFIED staff, though I've seen worse servers.
The only staff that gets paid are Developers and they are the only staff members that fit the certification as "Qualified" because they make new games, fix lag, enhance server, fix anti-cheat. For cubecraft to pay someone that watches over an environment within a game would never be noticed as qualified and almost every other server in existence goes by these standards.
Also, I know it would be extremely out of the way but people are always able to change the time on their computers in their favor in these scenarios. Furthermore from those screenshots I am informed that your computer runs on windows and you can record your screen with the simple buttons of (Windows+Alt+R) as long as you have something to save it to which I believe by default is your video's folder on your computer but you may also link it to something like a Xbox account. There are various backups and programs and one will show worthwhile without a hefty amount of lag.
Glaucus7 said:They can 1vs1 AFTER everyone is death not when other people are alive. If 'they' want to make it their own game they should get an own private server. When you play in a solo game you are expected to play solo and not bend the rules when others are still in it.
Glaucus7 said:If for whatever reason Cubecraft doesn´t receive enough money from donators to keep everything running properly they (from economic perspective) don’t have a right to exist.
Glaucus7 said:Just because it's voluntary should not mean that because of it stuff, like reports, doesn't get done anymore 'because it isn't fun'. As a mod you have a job to do and being a mod is not only about the 'fun' part. Either they accept their responsibility or Cubecraft should seriously consider hiring actual qualified staff instead of letting the place run by kids. Again, not my problem. Fact remains that 'keeping it fun for mods' also means 'quality of the actual job degrees', which shouldn't be the case.
Sharing (even IF it's just to have a fair dual) is a form of teaming. They 'team' to bend the game to their will while others are in it while it's suppose to be a solo game. For this they bypass the Solo-game rules which is a violation of the rules. I personally woulsn't mind when no one else is on board, but as you can see in my example there are clearly more players. Not that they intended to hold a 1vs1 battle in the first place.Ok? So you’re telling them what they should do but fact remains that they aren’t breaking the rules.
Ok. Cubecraft doesn’t have a right to exist because they don’t have the money to pay moderation staff.
I don’t really think you see the pattern here though.
No fun = No moderators = No dealt with reports
Reports are annoying and timeconsuming and therefore should be kept to a minimum.
Screenshots are accepted. Just not for team-in-solo-game reports >_>If they accept screenshots then 50% of it is fake (#Cracked)
Although I see why you can be frustrated that screenshots aren't accepted for teaming reports, the bottom line is that the majority of the time, they don't give a real idea of what is going on at the time. There could be pictures where two players are standing near each other in some cases where they are teaming but may not be teaming.
Lets say there was a picture of a player running away from another player, you wouldn't be able to tell if they are teaming (and just following each other) or the player is running away (to not get killed, low health, etc). There are just too many cases like this in which we wouldn't be able to tell when looking at a picture(s).
In the case that it's denied, the player who reported the pictures would then say "I saw them teaming and these pictures are proof" but as I mentioned in my previous example, it's just sometimes impossible to tell.
And as I see in your pictures, it is possible those players were teaming, but there is still not enough concrete evidence to punish players. We do not want to start false banning players based off pictures which do not provide enough proof to ban them, which is why I don't think we will accept pictures for teaming reports.
Sure, there have been multiple people (including staff) saying the same thing. Though, they are valid reasons as to why cube should not allow screenshots as teaming evidence.The points you named have been named before in previous replies, no point repeating them.
Sure, there have been multiple people (including staff) saying the same thing. Though, they are valid reasons as to why cube should not allow screenshots as teaming evidence.
It is understood that you want a chance to submit screenshots as evidence, but why would you want to if you know they are going to deny the report and say you need video evidence with context of what is actually happening in the game?
Sure, you might, but what about the tonnes and tonnes of teaming reports that we receive that will be false? Waste of our time, waste of your time in reporting. :PBecause I believe I can provide indisputable evidence of teaming by means of printscreens instead of video, thats why. So no, I don't 'know'.
Sure, you might, but what about the tonnes and tonnes of teaming reports that we receive that will be false? Waste of our time, waste of your time in reporting. :p
I’m sorry but we currently don’t and will not support screenshots in the future either.ALL team related activities in solo- games are banable and yet teams continue to freely roam Cubecraft, unchallenged and unpunished.
I don't have always time to 'quickly activate' record everything + it makes my computer lag. However printscreens are much faster.
Those obvious teamers below just killed me in a 1vs2 combat. They were standing together, sharing stuff and in the end one hitting me from the cliff while the other kept distracting me.
Reason I'm posting this here instead of report is because Cubecraft currently doesn't provide any tools to upload images as evidence against teamers. It is my believe Cubecraft should change this policy and at least add the option to provide printscreens as well and base their judgment on that instead of denying forms of printscreens all together.
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