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Hello guys,

I've been over Legion td rules concerning AS, and I really could use help just to clarify things : I was playing 1v1 game (https://entgaming.net/findstats.php?id=8579815) and ennemy was using AS every single level, I decided to watch replay and as a matter of fact he was using it to split his units in order to catch less creeps on his main build, he was splitting the wave. But from what I can read usage of AS became more strict. Can anyone tell me if what he did was authorized? Or should I go and report this?

Thanks =)

the rule for AS in 1v1 is : Anti-Stuck cannot be used unless creeps are actually stuck. In that case, anti-stuck must be used.

so therefor what your opponent did is banable and u can write a ban request

Hello @4kGipsy,

as zaigon already said, using the antistuck in an LTD 1v1 game is against our rules, unless of course creeps are actually stuck.

So, if he indeed used it for no valid reason, you should report him.

Okay thank you guys for the quick answer, i'll go and report this.

4kGipsy wrote:Okay thank you guys for the quick answer, i'll go and report this.

IF you have time to add the time stamps, for when your oponent abused the anti stuck, and how many times he did it, your request will be handled with more haste than usual, because you make it easier for the moderators to view your case

Dong-

How can I add time stamps Dong? :p
Also can I just ask you something else : some player just rage quited a 1v1 game against me but he did not get auto-ban since he joined an other one already lol. He ain't a new player since he had a lot of elo, so I guess he is using VPN to dodge sanctions, should I report this or is it unnecessary?

@4kGipsy
You can add timestamps by watching the replay, and then typing down the time of the violations.
For example, 0750 ( 7 minute and 50 seconds into the game ) he used anti stuck.

When a player leaves/disconnects, the autoban doesn't kick in instantly. Instead, it takes a few minutes, even a couple of hours in some rare cases.

No, he is not using a VPN, because changing his IP would still not allow him to join, since his username is banned as well.

Hope this helped.

Ok, is there any software that I can use to make it easier or you just do it with the warcraft 3 replay?

Thank you for your quick answers mate it helped

@4kGipsy
There is DRM ( Dota Replay Manager ), which provides a log of every action made in the game, including clicks.

DRM Is required in order to prove anti stuck, fog clicks, and a few other violations.

Learning how to use it, and providing this kind of evidence, would help you make 100% sure, and help us process your request much faster.
http://wiki.entgaming.net/index.php?title=EntGaming:DRM

Other than that, no. You have to watch it in the normal warcraft 3 replayer, unfortunately.

Nice !!! Thank you very much I'll get right on to it Have a good day

@4kGipsy
You're welcome. If you have any further questions, don't hesitate to ask.

Have a good day, too.

@FalenGa

Hello sir, I have questions

Is !alias command (in 1V1) available to every player or just for admins?
Should I be concerned if a random player get my ip and use it to check my aliases? Or is this an [ent] moderator?

@4kGipsy only ENT moderators have in game command access; however, moderators are not to use it just to see your alias or IP, and should never made it known to public. The only condition they should use alias check is when they have suspicion of a player that may be dodging his/her ban. I hope this answers your question.

@4kGipsy
Only players who are given administration priviledges over the bots can make use of the !alias command.
These players are the Management ( Reds ), Administration ( Greens ) and Moderation ( Blues ) of ENT. Noone else.

As far as i know, there is no legit way for the average player to gain your IP while you're gaming on warcraft 3, or while browsing our forum.

The non-legin ways fall into the "hacking" category. But, hacking someone's IP on a gaming forum is pretty much a waste of time, i believe.
I mean, i can't see how a hacker would make profit out of it.

Finally, when it comes to the !alias command ( used by our staff members , of course ), our rules are very, very strict.
We do no have permission to check your alias in a game, and we certainly do not have permission to share that information with anyone other than ENT staff members.

The only reason we check these private informations, is when we ban someone. We use it to ban his aliases, and make sure he doesn't dodge our bans.

Hope i cleared things up a bit.