hi thank you for answering questions, as you rightly acknowledge SMTH has a long history of cheating + multis + scripting.
My question is why is there such a huge disconnect? Let me explain this point, theres a level of players who are competitive and others who are casual. The casual ones do not have any utilities, or moderation tools (for example We Are Rising had a lot of multis, but satan will likely just accept anybody and doesn't care what happens. This is common in more casual factions because they do not actively recruit and instead just take whatever they can get.)
SMTH on the other hand, as has been shown MANY times, has significant resources in terms of scripts, bots, tracking utilities, sheets. The fact that you have all this information should make spotting multis and people cheating obvious. Those people who never say a word except manage to do 3.2+ xanax per day average or the ones who are always online doing things but never saying anything. All your fellow SMTH people should recognise this behaviour.
What i'm pointing out is that theres a big disconnect between what SMTH says and what SMTH does. Why is SMTH so willing to entertain cheaters that it can clearly in my mind identify?
SMTH keeps automated sheets checking in on player performance, activity etc it should be acutely obvious who those people are. (This is the same in almost all factions btw, I can point out a few in ours who I suspect could be bots too purely because they never speak to anybody, but they also are not very active, logging in like once a day for a few minutes)
Additionally I would like to ask about historic connections. As you mentioned SMTH does have an extremely long history of cheating. People like [background color=var(--bbc-body-bg-color)]
GoldenFeel [1523811] and [/background][background color=var(--bbc-body-bg-color)]
DrHudsonHornet [2604841] are just a couple that spring to mind. but you can see their spouse, [/background][background color=var(--bbc-body-bg-color)]
Guy [1513069] who was another, alongside [/background][background color=var(--bbc-body-bg-color)]
Fly [2507558] and [/background][background color=var(--bbc-body-bg-color)]
Good [2545616] (Good avoided being fedded, but ran the same exact fully automated scripts and historic reports show this quite clearly, alongside the historic flight reports where SMTH surprise surprise topped the lists and LSD consumed which again SMTH topped the list through their suite of fully automated scripts).
[/background][background color=var(--bbc-body-bg-color)]What im pointing out, and has been seen numerous times even in
bug threads where SMTH seems to have people who are extremely proficient at coding, well versed in computing and are willing to put this knowledge to use in order to cheat for the benefit of SMTH.
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Do you agree with me, that SMTH who has facilitated and kindled recruiting these players who commits these actions bears some responsibility? Whether its the construction of the policies put in place or the recruiters themselves not vetting stringently enough - the end outcome is the same. Its been pointed out numerous times that the playstyles of every other faction who is not SMTH are different. To give you an example I at one point had to argue with someone and try convince them not to join a zoo because they wanted to max out hunting. This person wasn't a multi, just someone who isn't playing the game solely as a meta grind for wealth. This is common across all of torn, yet doesn't seem to exist in SMTH.
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If you do agree, then do you not think as leadership you should look to address this?
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