Muddbutt@east

[KuroSaki-]

our battle.net username: KuroSaki-
Violator's battle.net username: muddbutt@east
Game name (if known): [ENT] DotA ap us/ca #22
Bot name (for example, ENT15): ENT5
Approximate date/time of game:
Rule player violated: Maphacking
Time of incidents: he teleported to the first and second rune perfectly with no vison
Any further thoughts:
fog clicking on pink with no vision
http://i.imgur.com/0ANO4.jpg
http://imgur.com/zPbOR.jpg

fog clicking on drow ranger with no vision
http://imgur.com/X4oLz.jpg
http://imgur.com/IxrA5.jpg

[teller55]

I think uafk.b has now said that using the ingame Fogclicker gives an unfair advantage and looking at those screen shots definitely points that out and I most definitely agree. It tells you exactly what someone clicks on and when, using that is almost as bad as using the map hack itself.

I'll take a look at the replay, but my suggestion to you is to not use the ingame foggclicker in the future. If you suspect someone of mh'ing, use the Fogclicker on the replay to confirm your suspicions, not by you yourself getting an unfair advantage in the game.

Stats page link for him

EDIT: Alright, I've looked at the replay, and if he did Fogclick at those two times (I don't have the replay Fogclick detector, so I'm just going by looking at the replay at those times) he must have a mh, because he had no vision anywhere near those two players for an extended period of time.

!Support ban

[uakf.b]

He's watching the replay, not necessarily using it in-game.
Edit: if you post images, you should post one with fog of war and one without fog of war at the same location.

[teller55]

He's watching the replay, not necessarily using it in-game.

I know, I was just stating it because the two fogclicks that happened really didn't affect the game any (he click on two far off units and never did anything about them) so I wasn't sure what made him suspicious, unless it just seems that he had a general awareness of the map, so it made him check the replay. Just making sure

[adventureclub]

Approved & banned for one year.