Hacking in duo’s

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The blatant cheating in duos is ridiculous now

I know the difference in someone being skillfull and creating an absurd build to someone cheating

Just played a guy who was on his own as his team mate left at the start

He just kept taking damage with one minion on the board and sitting on tier 1

Then 2 turns later he had full death rattle mechs with exactly 2000 attack and hp each

It’s no the first time that I’ve seen a player add a huge amount of stats in a turn or 2

Again I’m not talking about the scaling of quillboars in one turn

You just know something is wrong when you see a board that they couldn’t have achieved their stats legally

Oh I forgot about the two players from Asia who both stormed to 6 and got 4 triples but had no minions on their board or hand

Then bang they had a full board of statted murlocs

It’s no even funny anymore

They know they won’t be banned

They know

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Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.

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I play on mobile so no way to do so

Plus asking for proof is a very millennial request

Also I’ll note that it’s hearthstone. Asking for proof of cheating in hearthstone is like asking for proof of a sunrise

It’s guaranteed

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I have never seen any solid evidence of cheating, with the exception of animation skipping. Animation skipping is client side, and lets you do more per turn. The stuff you’re talking about would be server side, and if someone could do that they could probably get a better use out of it, like stealing credit card information. You are completely wrong and have created a false conspiracy theory because you lack the knowledge of the game to understand how to achieve the same results. Learn how Patient Scout and Tavern Spells work.

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I’m not a new player

I know the game like the back of my hand

Go back through the forums and you will see evidence of people manipulating stats etc

They have been doing it when hearthstone only had one game mode

I know this because my old world of Warcraft guild mate got banned for making that only pogo hoppers appeared in bobs tavern

He obliterated kripparians record but of course he cheated doing so

Yes that far back

He posted it on YouTube and he got banned then

You can manipulate the game with 3rd party software

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So your old guild mate thought you were gullible, and they were right

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I am incredibly amused by this statement

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Wtf I love millennials now

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We live in WILD times.

Just the other day I heard someone debating someone else about democracy (older guy vs younger guy) and the younger guy literally said “freedom really isn’t that important”.

About lost my mind

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I mean, of course it’s wrong, but I think that more than half of people believe this but are too scared to say it. I mean, have you seen Demolition Man? Prophetic.

If I was in your shoes, I’d have been relieved. Finally, someone who admits it.

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It should be mandatory for all high school students to do a semester overseas.

It would shake so many of them to their core.

The problem with a lot of freedoms we enjoy in the US are taken for granted. They just assume other people live that way as well.

Go to Germany and say the Holocaust never happened. You don’t even have to say it in public, say it on-line and see what happens to you.

Go to Singapore and spit on the ground.

Kids don’t have a clue.

EDIT: Just learned this year about how strict Germany is on DUI’s.
A DUI is having any alcohol in your system and you are on anything that isn’t walking.
Skateboard. Horse. Rollerblades. Scooter. Unicycle.

Doesn’t matter. You get a DUI. And you know what happens when you get a DUI there? Your license gets taken away.
For life.

If this was the policy in America, half of Americans wouldn’t have licenses. Many of them losing it permanently in their early 20s lol
And it’s a felony. You can go to jail for 5 years.

Imagine the outburst and crying of college students in America if this was our law.

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this world needs more managed democracy

some real liber-tea!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qiD5VStVH9k

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I think I’ve only told one of these two stories.

When I was deployed as US Army to Afghanistan, I worked IT help desk. The personnel folks couldn’t handle the forms properly because they were dumb as rocks, so I think I know about all the dishonorable discharges.

We had two that weren’t because of drug use or dealing; the majority were that, not dozens but enough where they kinda blurred. One was a guy who murdered an unarmed Afghani. The Afghani was in the immediate vicinity of a goat, and didn’t seem to have undergarments under his robe. The murder weapon was a helicopter cannon, and the helicopters all had dashcams or whatever. He was sent back for trial, but I want to emphasize that from what I can tell none of the local Afghanis or anyone else cared one bit about the incident. We cared, but no one was on us about it.

Another was a guy who did

exactly this. This was early in the deployment and part of our job was to build the base, there was no American base when we got there, just empty land fenced in and a German military post, so it instead of tents and MREs it was German military trailers and bratwurst for the first little bit.

Anywho, the German military had a little business section built up with a nice little paid restaurant, a bar that served beer (just this one strictly off limits to Americans), a coffee shop, a gym with treadmills etc, and… an internet cafe where you could buy time on the computer very cheap. And being the absolute nerd that I was, when I got done with my duties for the day, I’d be there with the other nerds in uniform. And my best buddy in the Army very quickly shared a discovery with me and the others… there were no blocks. At all. You could go to 4chan.

Yeah, I spent a lot of time on /b/ back then. I’m a recovering edgelord. Sorry.

Fast forward a few weeks, and I don’t know if this soldier i barely knew was actually into it or just trolling way too hard, but the Germans paid our leaders a visit in person. They were there to make an arrest. And what for? Holocaust denial. Legally speaking, he had gone to Germany and said something he wasn’t allowed to say, online.

After that the German Internet cafe was off limits too. I’d already set up ours anyway so didn’t mind much. We had blocks, but I was the guy who made the blocks. :smiling_imp:

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Yeah, it’s like basic protocol now to inform every soldier stationed in Germany about rules they are not used to, and that’s one of them.

I was stationed in S. Korea. Couple of things that caught me off guard - XXX sites are illegal and so are the stuff they produce. Some things are also off limits to video/picture taking, even if it’s public. You can’t take a picture of military people, vehicles or even official buildings. Also, S. Koreans are technically 1 year younger than they say they are. If a S. Korean tells you they are 15, they are really 14. This is because their “birthday” is the day they were conceived.

I love how every country is different in their own way, but sometimes it really is a bit of a culture shock if you just take your own country for granted.

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We did have a PowerPoint presentation on German military post rules, presented by a German soldier with passable English, but that absolutely wasn’t part of the presentation. I took notes.

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