In my first game back to planets I encountered a cheater who is playing 3 races. 2 are intel gathering and suicide missions, one race is expanding at triple the rate of everyone else, making the game worthless.
Cheating in a game that plays over a few minutes or an hour is not a big deal, but when planets players have to invest months into a game, only to find out halfway through that it has been rigged from the start, it's pretty disenfranchising.
This is a good idea to address the issue. Another would be to able to flag players of "suspicious" gameplay so they could be avoided in games that someone signs up for.
Leendy
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In my first game back to planets I encountered a cheater who is playing 3 races. 2 are intel gathering and suicide missions, one race is expanding at triple the rate of everyone else, making the game worthless.
Cheating in a game that plays over a few minutes or an hour is not a big deal, but when planets players have to invest months into a game, only to find out halfway through that it has been rigged from the start, it's pretty disenfranchising.
This is a good idea to address the issue. Another would be to able to flag players of "suspicious" gameplay so they could be avoided in games that someone signs up for.