There is really nothing to explain about something obvious!

A simple view on the screenshot allows to see exactly what this player did. I hope he is going to be banned soon...

YOU LEAVE RECMART ALONE. I LIKE RECMART, lol I have had him blacklisted for a long time because he did the same shit in my matches a month ago.

Edited 10/13/2015 10:26:03

I didn't know pushy existed, to me a pusher is someone who push (boost) one of his accounts (usually main one) with other accounts he don't care about.
It's used for over a decade, so I assumed it was a known word and expression.

I'm not a native English speaker. My Oxford dictionary says a pusher means someone who sells illegal drugs, but it does not fit the context.

Generically speaking, it could simply mean someone who pushes. Push can mean someone tries hard to persuade someone to do something that they may not want to do. They pushed you to attack yellow, so I think it was what you meant when you referred them as pushers. I don't know there are other meanings.

It would be great if a native English speaker says a few words on this.

I have reported them, but on demand I put it on forums aswell.

Good. I hope the developer would investigate and take the necessary action against cheaters, but it looks like the developer is not keen on taking them down.

There is really nothing to explain about something obvious!

It may be obvious to you, but you could see clearly some people did not get it when the poster initially posted an image without much explanation.

People usually skim the post. It does not hurt to give more explanation. It reduces the chance of confusion and misunderstanding.

As a native English speaker, I have never heard the term "pusher" or "pushing" in this context. However, I haven't ever come across a term for this exact scenario, mostly because there are very few games I play in which you can gain an advantage by multi-accounting. I have heard of the term "boosting", however this is usually used to describe someone who is either playing with a hacker (but not hacking themselves) or playing with a much better player on a low ranked account. Either way, they are using someone else to carry them through games. In this case, I would use the terms "multi-accounting", which doesn't fully describe the situation, or "self-boosting", to imply that they have been using themselves (on a different account) to gain an unfair advantage in their games. The only problem with this is that it doesn't immediately make it clear that this is illegal, but in the context of Warlight, it should be clear that it isn't allowed.

How can he write,sign out,sign in get into the game and write again for 50 seconds?
And too,his next comment was :11:03
Thats done by you and your friends.

Edited 10/13/2015 14:47:54

How can he write,sign out,sign in get into the game and write again for 50 seconds?

Seriously? This can be accomplished easily by a number of methods. One can easily be signed into both accounts simultaneously either through PC and mobile client, multiple browsers or incognito mode. Trivial matter.

It can't be. I tried now.
Maybe you realized I'm right and shutted up?

Edited 10/13/2015 15:19:48

Challenge accepted!

Challenge won!

What?

^^^^There is absolutely no problem in making a post from two accounts within a very short period of time.

"How can he write,sign out,sign in get into the game and write again for 50 seconds?"



Oh, btw. the report have been handled by WL staff. #secretSources

How can he write,sign out,sign in get into the game and write again for 50 seconds?

You don't even need to log out to be on multiple accounts.
As a matter, I could be logged in on 10 accounts, simultaniously, each with different IP and country location, and play on all of them togheter (would take much more time to play obviously) on one computer.

Multiple browsers is one possibility, but it's easy to spot for admins or security system (if there is such a thing).