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There were way too many red flags about the particular game.
It is practically impossible, as many others already mentioned, to make 300 moves in 15 seconds (7.5 each). Either there is some external device involved, or these guys have some serious lag issue, and it seems as if the latter is true.
I mean, look at the real time replay of the game, it lasts more the 2 minutes. Is this a joke? I get the feeling that both these guys had done something, im not sure what, to increase their lag compensation, and I got no idea how they did it.
Also,it is almost confirmed that the game was scripted, so I honestly don't feel that we needed to give this much attention to such a scripted game.
No hate to anyone.
Regards

There were way too many red flags about the particular game. It is practically impossible, as many others already mentioned, to make 300 moves in 15 seconds (7.5 each). Either there is some external device involved, or these guys have some serious lag issue, and it seems as if the latter is true. I mean, look at the real time replay of the game, it lasts more the 2 minutes. Is this a joke? I get the feeling that both these guys had done something, im not sure what, to increase their lag compensation, and I got no idea how they did it. Also,it is almost confirmed that the game was scripted, so I honestly don't feel that we needed to give this much attention to such a scripted game. No hate to anyone. Regards

e22ace2024

#52

Okay, so to make this a little bit easier, whoever believes they should be unbanned, like my comment here, and whoever thinks they should still be banned, dislike my comment. I hope this will get a tiny bit more sorted out; I'm not being rude, I just think it's better than arguing.

#53

Galaxy_Guardian

#54

Well.I mean this is unbelievable. I also played with Stathem_13 seven times.I won 3 and he won 4.in those games i beated him 2 times in Ultrabullet and both of those were won by timeout.In both those games he got all 15 seconds and he just played around 40-45 moves.i am not saying he is weak.we all know he is one of the star in ultrabullet.but 300 moves in just 7.5 seconds ?? there should be something...

e22ace2024

#55

@e22ace2024 said in #52:

Okay, so to make this a little bit easier, whoever believes they should be unbanned, like my comment here, and whoever thinks they should still be banned, dislike my comment. I hope this will get a tiny bit more sorted out; I'm not being rude, I just think it's better than arguing.

Thank you everyone for voting on my post. I would appreciate it if anyone else who missed my earlier post can go back and vote their opinion. It's better than maybe being offensive to other people and it's much better than starting chat wars. Once again, thank you.

@e22ace2024 said in #52: > Okay, so to make this a little bit easier, whoever believes they should be unbanned, like my comment here, and whoever thinks they should still be banned, dislike my comment. I hope this will get a tiny bit more sorted out; I'm not being rude, I just think it's better than arguing. Thank you everyone for voting on my post. I would appreciate it if anyone else who missed my earlier post can go back and vote their opinion. It's better than maybe being offensive to other people and it's much better than starting chat wars. Once again, thank you.

Dragon_Emperor_9774

#56

Here's my personal take on the subject.
This definitely used to be possible with legal techniques a few years ago, back when keyboard extensions were allowed.
I know, because I tried and succeded, without breaking anything in the TOS, as far as I know.
Here's the game I'm referring to, from 3 years ago:

https://lichess.org/ec16kxAA

And, as far as I know, playing a goofy game with a friend to test something shouldn't be a bannable offense.
However, when it comes to doing this after the ban of keyboard extensions, it should be at least a lot harder, if not straight up impossible, without exploiting lag or something akin to that.
Also, in the game these guys played, the moves were a lot more chaotic, which should make it even harder to perform them with a mouse. As you can notice, in my earlier attempt, we basically followed a certain path all of the time.
Therefore, my verdict is that some other factor of foul play could be included here, perhaps via some extension.
However, I don't want to pull accusations out of my hat, so I'd call this a case of "innocent till proven guilty".

Here's my personal take on the subject. This definitely used to be possible with legal techniques a few years ago, back when keyboard extensions were allowed. I know, because I tried and succeded, without breaking anything in the TOS, as far as I know. Here's the game I'm referring to, from 3 years ago: https://lichess.org/ec16kxAA And, as far as I know, playing a goofy game with a friend to test something shouldn't be a bannable offense. However, when it comes to doing this after the ban of keyboard extensions, it should be at least a lot harder, if not straight up impossible, without exploiting lag or something akin to that. Also, in the game these guys played, the moves were a lot more chaotic, which should make it even harder to perform them with a mouse. As you can notice, in my earlier attempt, we basically followed a certain path all of the time. Therefore, my verdict is that some other factor of foul play could be included here, perhaps via some extension. However, I don't want to pull accusations out of my hat, so I'd call this a case of "innocent till proven guilty".

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