dear aces high

[SectorNine50]

...Cell phone logs?

But honestly... If you're texting your squad mates the position of enemy carriers...

...You potentially could need to go outside for a bit...

[VonMessa]

...Cell phone logs?

But honestly... If you're texting your squad mates the position of enemy carriers...

...You potentially could need to go outside for a bit...

Just saying...

Squelching them for a week would not stop someone that is determined.

Determined folks are.... well......     determined.

[Becinhu]

This epic thread has been brought to you by the letter B and the number 7.
 

As opposed to CV hiding I think CV creative writing and waypoint art are more appealing.

[VonMessa]

This epic thread has been brought to you by the letter B and the number 7.
 

As opposed to CV hiding I think CV creative writing and waypoint art are more appealing.

So you are the guy that has been writing "bacon" with CV waypoints?

I'll bet you are hiding all of the sheep, too...


 

[RobMo68]

Here is another "hint".

I have cell phone number's for squadmates.

I'm sure I'm not the only one in-game that has squaddies cell numbers.

in < 10 seconds, a mass text to all squad members can be sent.

How well are the logs gonna stop or record that?

Uhm, if you are a member of a squad that is KNOWN to be side A (or known to be a player of said side), and are seen playin side B or C (roster busted you out), HELLO MR OBVIOUS!

For all those dumb@sees that think they have the "perfect" way of cheating, HT has ways of catching you, they've been doin this awhile now, ya know!!

[Becinhu]

So you are the guy that has been writing "bacon" with CV waypoints?

I'll bet you are hiding all of the sheep, too...


 

No I always run out of waypoints trying to write "Hi". I'm not that talented.  But seeing "vote for pedro" written in waypoints always gives me a chuckle.

[VonMessa]

Uhm, if you are a member of a squad that is KNOWN to be side A (or known to be a player of said side), and are seen playin side B or C (roster busted you out), HELLO MR OBVIOUS!

For all those dumb@sees that think they have the "perfect" way of cheating, HT has ways of catching you, they've been doin this awhile now, ya know!!

Muting me for a week due to circumstantial evidence or a mass reporting would be the quickest way for a company to lose my business.  Unless it can be proven, there is a word for it.

Heresay: (n) the testimony given by a witness who relates not what is known personally but what others have stated.

What if I was on a different country than normal, switched only 10 minutes ago, 5 squaddies just logged on and now I have 50 minutes to wait?

What if I logged in on another country, sent a text to squaddies and logged off for another hour while they obliterated all of the CV's I called out?

The list of excuses/scenarios could be endless and I really do not feel compelled to trade volleys about the innumerable amount of ways that this situation could happen or be defended against.

Ever hear the saying "Locks are only meant to keep honest people out"  ?

I would wager that if CV's didn't get hidden, there would be nobody switching sides to sink them or report their locations.

[bcadoo]

This is a poor argument.  The "Powers on High" have repeatedly stated that Aces High is NOT a WW2 simulator.

From the Main Page:  "Welcome to the Best WW2 and WW1 Combat Experience Online!"

[RobMo68]

Muting me for a week due to circumstantial evidence or a mass reporting would be the quickest way for a company to lose my business.  Unless it can be proven, there is a word for it.

Heresay: (n) the testimony given by a witness who relates not what is known personally but what others have stated.

What if I was on a different country than normal, switched only 10 minutes ago, 5 squaddies just logged on and now I have 50 minutes to wait?

What if I logged in on another country, sent a text to squaddies and logged off for another hour while they obliterated all of the CV's I called out?

The list of excuses/scenarios could be endless and I really do not feel compelled to trade volleys about the innumerable amount of ways that this situation could happen or be defended against.

Ever hear the saying "Locks are only meant to keep honest people out"  ?

I would wager that if CV's didn't get hidden, there would be nobody switching sides to sink them or report their locations.

Dude, if you're arguing "that cheating is ok", cause they can't possibly catch everybody doin it, you'll get no respect from me (or most likely anybody else for that matter)!

And like I said, if ya think ya got the perfect way to do it, go for it, but don't whine when they bust/ban you for doin it!

[PFactorDave]

From the Main Page:  "Welcome to the Best WW2 and WW1 Combat Experience Online!"

Your point?

[grizz441]

It makes perfect sense from a strategic standpoint to move the CV into safe waters if you do not own the port.  Keeping it "in play" will just get it sunk and your country loses the CV to the enemy.  Let me restate, it makes absolutely zero sense from a strategic standpoint to keep the CV in play.  

This entire thread is just a furballers vs win the war's never resolving argument in disguise.  Furballers think the war is stupid and have no respect for the win the war guys right to play their way, within the parameters of the game, so they break the rules to get even.  

You have to take the good with the bad, furballers.  The war creates lots of fun in the MA.  Do you like engaging bomber formations, missions, and defending bases against attackers trying to capture the base?  If so, then you do enjoy the war aspect of the game.  To cry about certain negatives of it that aren't to your likings yet eating the rest up with a spoon is hypocritical, and you should just go over to furball lake and fly in the endless furball.  No bombers, no base capture, no strategy, nothing but fighting endlessly to your heart's content.  If that sounds boring, then you are really just fooling yourself of what the MA is really about.

[JUGgler]

It makes perfect sense from a strategic standpoint to move the CV into safe waters if you do not own the port.  Keeping it "in play" will just get it sunk and your country loses the CV to the enemy.  Let me restate, it makes absolutely zero sense from a strategic standpoint to keep the CV in play.  

This entire thread is just a furballers vs win the war's never resolving argument in disguise.  Furballers think the war is stupid and have no respect for the win the war guys right to play their way, within the parameters of the game, so they break the rules to get even.  

You have to take the good with the bad, furballers.  The war creates lots of fun in the MA.  Do you like engaging bomber formations, missions, and defending bases against attackers trying to capture the base?  If so, then you do enjoy the war aspect of the game.  To cry about certain negatives of it that aren't to your likings yet eating the rest up with a spoon is hypocritical, and you should just go over to furball lake and fly in the endless furball.  No bombers, no base capture, no strategy, nothing but fighting endlessly to your heart's content.  If that sounds boring, then you are really just fooling yourself of what the MA is really about.

I agree the "war winners" can and do generate many awesome confrontations, although I draw a line with regards to the "cherry/vulch" brigades !

Then again I'm a fan of fighting against the 'cherry/vulch" brigades, so WTF do I know? 

JUGgler

[waystin2]

It makes perfect sense from a strategic standpoint to move the CV into safe waters if you do not own the port.  Keeping it "in play" will just get it sunk and your country loses the CV to the enemy.  Let me restate, it makes absolutely zero sense from a strategic standpoint to keep the CV in play.  

This entire thread is just a furballers vs win the war's never resolving argument in disguise.  Furballers think the war is stupid and have no respect for the win the war guys right to play their way, within the parameters of the game, so they break the rules to get even.  

You have to take the good with the bad, furballers.  The war creates lots of fun in the MA.  Do you like engaging bomber formations, missions, and defending bases against attackers trying to capture the base?  If so, then you do enjoy the war aspect of the game.  To cry about certain negatives of it that aren't to your likings yet eating the rest up with a spoon is hypocritical, and you should just go over to furball lake and fly in the endless furball.  No bombers, no base capture, no strategy, nothing but fighting endlessly to your heart's content.  If that sounds boring, then you are really just fooling yourself of what the MA is really about.

How do we handle hybrid players such as myself in this argument?  I'll grab land to start fights and when they stop fighting I'll grab more land until a good fight erupts again.  I do despise true furballs as they are too static in nature and drumming up my own fights are fun from beginning to end.  I guess you can call me a fur-grabber (chuckle).  So taking a CV out of the action does not sit well with me as it is a resource to start fights and or grab land depending on the enemies response or lack thereof.

[bcadoo]

Your point?

Was obvious.

[Vinkman]

It makes perfect sense from a strategic standpoint to move the CV into safe waters if you do not own the port.  Keeping it "in play" will just get it sunk and your country loses the CV to the enemy.  Let me restate, it makes absolutely zero sense from a strategic standpoint to keep the CV in play.  

Of course it makes no sense if you're hiding it before the port is take, right?