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I am appalled by this. Your "cheat" detection is detecting Wine as cheating (Which it didn't do in SC2). On top of this you are REFUSING to refund the money or unban the accounts which are banned.
Emails: by william on Friday June 22nd 2012, 8:48 by Mitch on Friday June 22nd 2012, 10:31 by Marcus Meng on Friday June 22nd 2012, 13:08 by sblanz on Monday June 25th 2012, 13:07 by william on Saturday June 23rd 2012, 16:19 Source: http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=25953 This is ridiculous. |
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The irony here is that I personally know of people who openly admit to botting and their accounts are still active.
Whatever warden is scanning for, its making mistakes. |
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Linux = good for programming and bad for gaming.
Sad but true. However when I used to run linux I played cs: source using WINE so I know what you're talking about. Pretty lame if it's a legit reason why people have gotten banned. |
The irony here is that I personally know of people who openly admit to botting and their accounts are still active. That's ridiculous. It's just even more upsetting that they won't even unban/look into what Warden is banning for. They just say "Durrr well it detected something so therefore NO REFUND NO UNBAN" |
Reading Level: Grade 2 Linux is not supported, but if you can manage to make it run there, since no file is changed and no advantage is given to the player, you can do that and it's not forbidden. |
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I'm a WIne user. I've played StarCraft II for a year now on Ubuntu and it's worked great.
I'm actually just now setting up Diablo III with the bleeding-edge Wine 1.5.6 (performance is now better than the OS X ports, instead of attacking Wine they should just use it) and if I get banned I'm not going to be all "oh well" like those guys. I'll be seriously pissed. Please stop it with this attitude, Blizzard. There is still a fine layer between your software and the underlying components. |
OS is listed for compatibility reasons on a game, not for "cheating" reasons. The same reason why games that say "Runs on Windows 7" can, in fact, run on XP and on Windows Vista. |
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Umm.. You are running the game in an emulator. It is possible to use that mechanism to cheat. Linux is not supported by the game, so basically you are someone who uses unsupported third party software which can be used to cheat. There isn't anything mysterious about the ban.
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From Blizzaard wedsite, posted awhile back:
http://us.battle.net/support/en/article/system-survey-troubleshooting Unsupported Hardware or Software Although our games are often playable on a lot of unsupported hardware and software configurations, these same setups will often block the system survey from completing its job. Some of the unsupported hardware and software that can issues with our system survey include: Unlawfully obtained operating systems (pirated copies) User-modified Mac operating systems running non-standard hardware Unsupported operating systems such as Linux or AmigaDOS If you are unable to connect to our game during a system survey period due to unsupported hardware or software, you will either need to temporarily play on a supported system or wait until the survey period is over to resume playing. System surveys typically last for about a week, but may run for a shorter or longer time. |
Wine stands for "Wine Is Not an Emulator". It's actually just an open source implementation of the Windows API. So there should be theoretically no difference, except that one is free. |
Starcraft 2 has worked on Wine since the beta.... From Blizzaard wedsite, posted awhile back: That's a system survey about obtaining hardware information? |
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Unsupported just means if you call and complain about bugs in-game they won't be able to help you.... banning people would be under unACCEPTABLE OS, which is not the case. There needs to be something said regarding this, it's not the first time it's happened in their games.
BTW it's easier to cheat on Windows as that's what all the stuff is released for hitting a greater market, the person would have to know how to code to use it in Linux and most people just enjoy the Linux OS.
Edited by Jiggity#1213 on 7/2/2012 2:05 PM PDT
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This has been discussed in previous posts. General consensus - run dual boot, play games on the windows partition. Doing that is waaaay less aggravation than trying to wait for Linux support (and i mean fix the warden false positive), or trying to prove you did not commit any foul play.
Edited by Commiebear#1151 on 7/2/2012 2:04 PM PDT
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