Originally Posted by
dorsan
The matchmaker is trying to find 2 clans that are close in strength. However it is faulty. By knowing exactly where the errors in the software is, you can abuse it to get a match that is easy. Therefore you are abusing errors in the matchmaker. The moment when your defenseless th11 is matched against a clan that has no such base is the moment where the matchmaker didn't notice the real strength of that account - because you managed to hide it from the matchmaker
Its goal is in fact to match 2 clans closely while offering a slight advantage to things that are challnging to raid to encourage farming and or gemming. Further you cant see the offensive weight on the war map.
Nope. Studying a base is actually taking advantage of the weaknesses of the enemy players design. Not the piece of the code. Now if there was a point where you can drop the troops that would make them invulnerable due to a bug, and then studying the base to find the spot where the bug occurs on that specific layout would be cheating.
its not clear if this would be against terms of service or not, but it is clear that this is unintentional, so at most this would be an exploit.
To simplify: if you are playing against another player, it is fair. If you're trying to fool a piece of code, it is cheating.
Asserting its fooling code, circular reasoning, assuming your right so your right.
Perhaps you should read again what I wrote because there isn't any circular argument in there.
Its only circular
It is not my definition, it is the dictionary definition of the word "cheating".
Yours deliberatly interpreting word meaning and defintions, and further making assumptions to fit engineering to cheating.
The game rules can't predict every single situation. Unplugging the wifi connection of an enemy player (if they happen to live nearby) isn't against TOS, nor does the CoC code prevent doing it - yet we can all agree it is cheating.
Yes, but but there is no connection between that act, and engineering. And in fact your example may be against terms of service.
I have quoted the direct dictionary definition of the word "cheating" and then demonstrated why it applies to engineering. If anyone is doing damage to the English language is you - because it is you who require a new definition for the word "cheating" - not me
the dictionary defined a turkey as a large semi flightless bird eaten at christmas, you are a large semi flightless bird, and i assume you get eaten at christmas, therefor you are a turkey.
For that argument to work, SC would have to manually find matches for every singe war. But they don't. The matchmaker does. And we are all quite capable of hiding our actual strength from it. Therefore we deceive the matchmaker in order to gain an advantage in a game... Do I need to quote the dictionary definition again?
We listen to it.
Anyone can pee on their neighbors fence as well, it wouldn't make it okay though. Just because everyone can do something, doesn't make it right.
agree we shouldnt, fristly is not part of the clash game, and may get us in trouble, but if it was a tactic that was part of clash, and the neighbour was cool with it, then if you chose not to do it it doesnt mean its cheating if i do.
You clearly don't know me. If pushed enough, I can be very unfair.
I agree here, but i dont think it takes much pushing.
edit: sorry somehow I missed this part:
You clearly don't know what meta gaming is.