John Avery wrote:I reported Pro and Dman a few months ago; when Dman started to cast voodoo on me. I was online at the time and drained him of turns.
Then within a min of Dman being drained of turns; xProx appears and starts casting on me.
Not saying Multis but again, a proxy possibility.
However the 'Proxy' possibility could also be used against Mercenaries, no? As they are filtering out the true source with personal benefits from it? (I am not saying this in a way that is bad, but merely a question)
Lets take Merc for an example, they get paid to carry out a job. Is that not classed as a proxy?
xProx does not seem as a legitimate player. That's the root of my protest here. I know he used to be one but I am not sure he is now. Like I said in my first post, if there is same IP conflict, then the rules are clear.
However, even if it is not a same IP conflict, we need to ensure that a player is not acting as a proxy for a specific player or group. For example, Merc, mercenaries and bounties are open for all and carried by everyone. If xprox is here only to favor specific players, then this is no different than milking. His history must be checked for this. If he has been acting like this, then he is simply tainting the gameplay.
Although, the easiest explanation is given by the rules. When taking a bounty, you are doing an action that will be rewarded. When casting voodoo with no gains or reason other than favor someone else, then you are not playing your own account at its own full benefit. Therefore, this is milking.