Board Game Arena

The problem is solved.

Why do you feel the need to saturate the 6 nimmt! rankings with your accounts?

The problem is solved.

BGA has taken action against such 'multiaccount rank saturation' in the past.

That 99% claim is incorrect though it is generally what's focused on, I suppose. People do all kinds of sketchy shit when they start making multiple accounts.

Reika_Kitami wrote: ↑22 December 2020, 09:19

N_Faker wrote: ↑22 December 2020, 08:48 Why do you feel the need to saturate the 6 nimmt! rankings with your accounts?

It is totally another question but I don‘t mind to answer ——

I feel happy when I see the ranking is full of my accounts , It is quite a sense of accomplishment for me .

Well as far as I can see, there are 6 accounts currently appearing in the rankings which play 2 player seriously, of which you occupy ranks 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6. I'm not sure what part of that you consider an an accomplishment.

Maybe some players would like to occupy 1 of the places you occupy with those 5 or 6 accounts, so they could also feel accomplished, but with only 1 account.

So if someone is really good at a game, I don't consider it ok to saturate the TOP in that game, by making and using multiple accounts for that game.

If it is an accomplishment to you... for others, who are also good but have only 1 account and who perhaps can't get a proper place in the ranking, cause of your account blocking, sure is not.

Good luck in reaching nr. 1 with your 5 accounts.

The problem is solved.

I don't understand why multiple accounts are allowed to begin with. I can't think of any legitimate reason for having multiple accounts.

But surely the ELO boosting is fairly easily proved / disproved. Have any of the accounts ever taken part in the same game?

If the answer is yes then you are guilty. If the answer is no then you are not.

Giordano Bruno 1974 wrote: ↑22 December 2020, 11:16 I can't think of any legitimate reason for having multiple accounts.

Just playing devil's advocate here: Having a test account is helpful for tracking down what triggers a bug, and possibly for learning the interface of a new game. But I can't see why secondary accounts should play anywhere near as often as the primary account.