
Originally Posted by
dpaull414
So how could a player confirm they are not a cheat? meempg is actually my wife, and I know with 100% certainty she does not cheat. Her scores are legitimate.
Of course I realize my assurance will do nothing to change your mind; you will most likely simply say "whatever, liar"!! And I don't blame you. I've seen her play, and her speed and memory is amazing. If I hadn't seen her skills every day for the past 5 months playing Clue, I wouldn't believe it.
If it makes you feel better when she first started playing the game she'd only make it 3 rounds before she'd lose. Now pretty much the only person who gets her is unkown.
Anyhow, what could a player do to prove she is legit? Onsite witnessing is probably impractical If you want to see her play in person we live just north of Houston TX if you want to come over.
We have a webcam, we could record her playing and put it on youtube. I guess the question is if a player is sophisticated enough to cheat, wouldn't they be able to fix the video to make it look convincing? And wouldn't it be easy to just say she's running some special software to assist her gameplay? Or is a webcam sufficient to squash concerns?
Ultimately I suspect the only way to prove you're legit is to play at some neutral site on 3rd party hardware? And then of course if you had more than 2 people playing there you'd end up violating WW's term's of service and get banned!
Is it valid to suspect somebody cheats because they are consistently good? Especially in a game like Clue which has no real luck aside from occassionally clicking 2 unknown tiles and getting a match? You flip cards, memorize what they are, and click as frickin fast as possible removing them. It's not like solitaire where you can blow up and not finish.
Anyhow, I find this to be very interesting and wonder if we can resolve anything!
thanks,
Don