Hey,
Just putting this out there. Currently in Quakelive CA comps you can spectate outside of the players view during a clan match and 'ghost' the other team / player. So on team comms, you can tell your team where the opponent is.
In RA3 back in Q3, this didn't happen because spectator vision was locked on your own team, for the obvious reason (in my opinion) because 'ghosting' is a blatant form of cheating.
Now why do I want your opinions on this matter? because in a recent CA comp in Australia (4seasonsgaming) it came to light that some of the top teams were exploiting this. The admin of these particular games actually recorded the team chat of this team where they were definitely exploiting 'ghosting' to find the opponent position.
When the admin gave this evidence to the head admin (including text chat of the other team admitting what they did) he said that was fine, as 'ghosting' was not specified in the rules (but cheating is specified in the rules as not allowed) Interestingly enough, the head admins own team has admitted to 'ghosting' as well, kind of biased?
Now what I'm basically asking is, if enough people here think it's cheating then that will support the claims against these teams.
Discuss!
For reference, a thread about this on 4seasonsgaming website:
http://4seasonsgaming.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=3522
Just putting this out there. Currently in Quakelive CA comps you can spectate outside of the players view during a clan match and 'ghost' the other team / player. So on team comms, you can tell your team where the opponent is.
In RA3 back in Q3, this didn't happen because spectator vision was locked on your own team, for the obvious reason (in my opinion) because 'ghosting' is a blatant form of cheating.
Now why do I want your opinions on this matter? because in a recent CA comp in Australia (4seasonsgaming) it came to light that some of the top teams were exploiting this. The admin of these particular games actually recorded the team chat of this team where they were definitely exploiting 'ghosting' to find the opponent position.
When the admin gave this evidence to the head admin (including text chat of the other team admitting what they did) he said that was fine, as 'ghosting' was not specified in the rules (but cheating is specified in the rules as not allowed) Interestingly enough, the head admins own team has admitted to 'ghosting' as well, kind of biased?
Now what I'm basically asking is, if enough people here think it's cheating then that will support the claims against these teams.
Discuss!
For reference, a thread about this on 4seasonsgaming website:
http://4seasonsgaming.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=3522
Edited by storm at 07:44 CDT, 26 August 2012 - 7641 Hits