OK. Then this is only a response to the forum rules.

The battles i used as evidence, even the names of the ports and players involved will disappear in 24 hours or so.

An open discussion of cheating accusations is legitimate, and any player may weigh in with the admin making the ultimate decision. after all, whatever is said will only be judged w/in the scope of the rules as written.

i believe the case i made establishes that 2 players in the same guild engaged in battles that helped each other, and that means cheating... this evidence would be necessary for in game players to make the same judgement about the validity of such accusations.

again, only posting about the forum rules, i think the rules should allow public policing of any players activity, that way admin would make the same decision it would have made anyways, since it is above the game, and for players to make their own opinions based on whatever evidence is presented.

submitted for public discussion.

The battles remain in our databases for a whole year. Of course you as a player, won't be able to see this. But this is just one of the many reasons as to why players are limited in reporting.

If your question is if the kind of action -AS YOU DESCRIBE IT- is a rule violation, then yes, it is. The highlight of penalties awarded in the past for a similar case -AS YOU DESCRIBE IT-, is a permanent ban. And it was a high ranked player and a paying player too.

Your request to discuss this rule is denied. I already explained here why: viewtopic.php?f=5&t=504
So, stop creating new posts and stop forcing me into replying. This is called trolling and it is a forum rule violation.

We want our forums clean.