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Am I right in thinking that using a key macro (ie, one key press triggers multiple key presses) is a bannalbe offense? How do you detect this in a replay. I've got DotA Replay and can look at the action logs, but I'm not sure what I'm looking for.

game in question:
http://storage.entgaming.net/replay/vie ... 141370.w3g

you can't detect it anyhow

sealman wrote:Am I right in thinking that using a key macro (ie, one key press triggers multiple key presses) is a bannalbe offense? How do you detect this in a replay. I've got DotA Replay and can look at the action logs, but I'm not sure what I'm looking for.

game in question:
http://storage.entgaming.net/replay/vie ... 141370.w3g

Ban-able as third party tool, yes.

DracoL1ch wrote:you can't detect it anyhow

20 actions in one millisecond is not humanly possible. Therefore, you can investigate replays by using tools, e.g. DRM to check the action log. You will have to find patterns as there is no 100% proof (pretty much like mh based on suspicious behavior).

aRt)Y wrote:

DracoL1ch wrote:you can't detect it anyhow

20 actions in one millisecond is not humanly possible. Therefore, you can investigate replays by using tools, e.g. DRM to check the action log. You will have to find patterns as there is no 100% proof (pretty much like mh based on suspicious behavior).

any non-retard will use 100+random delay, provided by tool itself and totally legitimate

DracoL1ch wrote:

aRt)Y wrote:

DracoL1ch wrote:you can't detect it anyhow

20 actions in one millisecond is not humanly possible. Therefore, you can investigate replays by using tools, e.g. DRM to check the action log. You will have to find patterns as there is no 100% proof (pretty much like mh based on suspicious behavior).

any non-retard will use 100+random delay, provided by tool itself and totally legitimate

Then again, there are patterns. But that's something we can argue all day about.