It should come as no surprise the ones I believe would be against this are Alex and Baken. They are in the same Guild and have been called out as one of the biggest abusers of every exploit to date... they multi account with many others in L5-7 including their "Bot Accounts".
specifically for your investigation. Alex has no other accounts. Baken has three of her own accounts.
and apparently you forgot, but all the main exploits of the game were just discovered and voiced by them (and me), after which changes were made.
Solution: BRING BACK THE RANDOM RULESETS
If each time you played a map, you had to contend with VARYING RULESETS... it would ELIMINATE THE MULTI ACCOUNTERS UNFAIR ADVANTAGE...
Let me remind you that it was I who drew the developers’ attention to the randomness of the rulesets. and I was upset when they corrected this issue and made the same conditions for the players (in some ways this is reasonable).
but now the cards have been studied well and the randomness of the wheel sets only benefits multi-accounts.
However, the only one it actually benefitted was Alexandrp and the gang from the Guilds "Splinterlands-RU [PRO]", "Thallid" and "Silver-RU"...
I have a certificate again for your investigation. I own these three guilds. and since I have purchased resources for playing on more than one account, I hire operators who play with my accounts, my cards, etc. since rent is a cheap solution and not profitable for me, then I do everything the same as rent, only with a greater profit for myself.
At the same time, I am upset by the incompleteness of your investigation. At one time I identified more than six anonymous multi-accounts, why is there not a word about them? Is this intentional or are you just incompetent?
To be fair anyone can do this and they aren't the only ones, just the most prolific.
here I laughed under the table. for every 10 active players in our guild, there are 30 accounts in the game (not all accounts are active at the same time). I hasten to disappoint you, guy. One in three is not fertility.
What are you smoking that you draw conclusions about what you don’t know? At the same time, I was always open in the chat and indicated with a tick on the screen where my accounts were and where they were not, and even said who was playing with them at that time. Well, I just know what’s what in the guild
Reading this entire text, I got the impression that the problem is envy under the guise of distributional justice.
the developers said from the very beginning that you have different strategies, so there will be no equality in results. and yes, the result is that some people have more successful strategies not based on exploits, but on the basis of the legal rules of the game, while others cannot get into the prize money, although the set of cards is meager.
in other words, if the right guys received the token from your point of view, then everything would be fine and there would be no problems, but since the bad guys receive the tokens, then you need to sound the alarm
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