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[JarmenElectra]

A report of Maphack in a game played in Zero Hour has been made against Mugabe12 (Revora Member gen.Mugabe) and the adjudicator has found the report to be valid.

The report and the decision may be found at Gamereplays here: Mugabe12 - Maphack.
I give Mugabe12 three clear days to explain himself. If I do not hear from him within that time, the report will be confirmed and a sanction may be imposed. The explanation and any mitigation may be given here or in the report topic on gamereplays.

[gen.Mugabe]

Hi,what i can says...was my mistake...srry for this happen....and also for the oponent if i am disturbing with some.

 

regards,Mugabe

[JarmenElectra]

Hi,what i can says...was my mistake...srry for this happen....and also for the oponent if i am disturbing with some.

 

regards,Mugabe

Hello Mugabe, thanks for responding and I appreciate and note your apology, however cheating is not tollerated on these servers and I have no choice but to confirm this report.

Edited by cuteBUTmad, 08 April 2019 - 06:39 PM.

[ToxicShock]

Mugabe12 has admitted the offence (to his credit) and cuteBUTmad has confirmed this report accordingly.

 

Using third party software to cheat in Zero Hour warrants a most severe penalty and the section staff and I have agreed that a first offence conviction for maphack should carry a standard penalty of a 28 day suspension of access to C&C:Online.   However, as Mugabe12 has appeared here and apologised, I should recognise that by applying a discount to the standard penalty.    Accordingly, I propose to impose a suspension of 23 days on this occasion.      It must be understood that a subsequent conviction is likely to carry a much more severe penalty and may very well extend to a permanent ban.

 

Access to C&C:Online suspended until after 2 May 2019.

 

I do not have any reason to believe that Mugabe12 is a gamereplays member. Should it transpire that he is member or should he subsequently become a member, he is due a 28 days suspension from the site for this first offence Map Hack conviction. As the site rules presently stand, any further conviction will almost certainly result in a permanent ban from the site.

 

Fair Play Rules: Accusing a Player of Maphack