What's that about?
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What's that about?
I don't think anyone doesn't know munk was the biggest cheater Uto ever had, right?
No one ever wants to know the truth apparently
I'm out of the loop on this one...
It goes back to the start of the game. I quit after learning how BF and Playboys were a few people logging into the entire kingdom through munk's proxy setup. We were struggling to wrangle 25 strangers against those cheats lol. Mehul would delete everyone except them.Quote:
Originally Posted by DHaran
He also implied that I was a cheater, which is hilarious but I will address it as this recently came to my attention.Quote:
Originally Posted by DHaran
Hi Ben. I appreciate the kind words. Hope all is well with you.Quote:
Originally Posted by DM_Benjamin
Much like any other hobby in life, you are only as good as the amount of effort that you put into it. In my prime, I was the best because I logged in on every tick and had a plan for each tick. This meant that I would sleep in 1 hour 57 minute intervals and made attacks on the go, like during dates or parties. Making an attack outside of a nightclub completely wasted was a common occurrence for me. On top of that, I was very good at making attacks, even on mobile. When phone internet was crap, I owned two cell phones so that I could have my attack prepped, run a second CB on the other device to confirm no changes, and click. I was also very good at simulating and therefore having a concrete plan for each tick.
I can see where you're coming from regarding the farm provinces as someone looking from the outside as I was definitely abusing farms. It's just they weren't mine. I didn't know who owned them. I was just more organized than most and would beat the farm owners to their own farm accounts.
I would scan the kingdom pages every couple hours looking for a new province and adding it to a list and then observing it for a few hours. A farm has a predictable growth rate and you can do the math to establish that they don't have any or little defense. You just basically have to have a farm ready for each hit. I wouldn't even take the CB because the NW calc would give away the defense numbers and so I would attack the province within seconds of it exiting protection. So yeah that's how I would know my hits. Anything that would come out of protection outside of my attack speed, I'd pass on to my kd.
It's just as simple as that. No smoke and mirrors. Just someone who worked hard and understood every aspect of the game. Absolutely no cheating on my part aside from some account trading a long time ago. I have no reason to lie about it.
-Godly
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I can’t speak for every kingdom but I was part of some kingdoms that were set up on Munks with proxies and we were always 25 separate players. The main thing that we gained through Munk’s site was full control over the provinces and not having to worry about somebody getting pissy and taking the log in info and defecting the province, etc. People had a login through Munk’s and you assigned them a province that they could access but they didn’t have access to the actual province login. Now, were there times when somebody couldn’t be on and it was beneficial to have access to that province, sure, not a whole lot unlike babysitting. On Mehul’s end you just see that there’s 25 provs in the kingdom with unique IPs and one IP never accessed multiple provs and the provs were not switching IPs, etc. There were a few kingdoms that were notorious for being just a couple players logging in every province. There were a few kds that were notorious for being just a couple people, I don’t recall Playboys and BF being regarded among those, but I don’t know their full history. I know when I warred against them it was clear that it was more than just a couple people logging all the provinces. It was pretty easy to tell because you could see the online star jump from one province to another versus all the provinces being starred up at the same time for waves.
Do you want some cheese with your wine? Sounds like it happened 15-20 years ago. Move on, boy
The glory days of Utopia with all it's drama is over.Quote:
Originally Posted by cd2m
I miss those days.