Oh WWI and the stealthy U-boat waypoint stitching skill using the CTRL key...Bavre wrote: ↑Thu Jul 27, 2023 12:37 pm I think one should keep in mind the magnitude of reloads here. As said above I live in a very remote area and rarely finish a game without 2-3 disconnects/PBEM server errors. But 2-3 reloads, or let's be generous and say half a dozend, even when specifically used for cheating would absolutely not be noticeable over the course of an entire game. Some of those "miracle turns" alone must have taken many dozend attempts. A counter would of course not stop a clever and restrained cheater, but it would curb the worst excesses.
It might even eliminate some false positives, e.g. when I started with SCWW1 I was 100% convinced that something was fishy with some guys naval game until I figured out how scouting with silent subs worked. Some of my previous opponents probably had a similar feeling about my gameplay during WaW Barbarossa back in the day before spyfighters were nerfed, as they were simply not aware that I had vision range 5 or 6. A counter would have allayed suspicions in both cases.
Yeah someone questioned me about that with a allegation lol.
Got the same situation here...rural end of the road home base with a mountain zone exacerbated by climate change which plays havoc with our internet, especially in fall and winter.
I try to save quickly when the lights flicker and the blue hamster wheel goes spinning on the screen. Unfortunately, that doesn't always work...and I gotta reload an interrupted turn. I do mssg my opponent when that happens.
Even with multiple reloads because of internet connection issues, never got an email inquiry. Now, out of sportsmanship, I just wait a day to retry a turn...as repeated reloads give different Intel hits.
Reloading turns to get a specific combat result seems kind of far-fetched, as many multiple attempts would have to be done. How would that even work with combat and battles all over the place? Maybe an obsessed cheater would try that, but it's got be rare...or is it?