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Forum rules (under "No Flaming"): suspicions or accusations of cheating / hacking are to go to support, not the forums.
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Sorry about the brevity of my initial response on this, I was in rather a hurry on Sunday.
In a little more detail:
Ubisoft have a policy of not allowing the names (or links to pictures, videos or other sites that contain the names) of people suspected of cheating, hacking, exploiting or "gaming the game" on the forums. This is for a number of reasons:
- In general, the forum staff have no access to do anything with the names and support staff do not deal with specific problems through the forums. There are occasional exceptions, but this is the general rule.
- Inexperienced players often mistake connection lag, stutter, bugs, innocent glitches and other oddities for deliberate cheating or hacking
- Inexperienced players sometimes don't recognise advanced game mechanics and accuse more experience or higher levels players of cheating.
- Those innocent players accidentally accused often respond emphatically and forcefully in their own defence.
- Sometimes real cheaters use the allegations as an excuse to troll the forums and deliberately incite a flame fest.
- In general, the outcome is a flame war or troll fest that lowers the overall tone of the forums and does nothing to stop any actual cheating going on.
While some of this does not apply in a more experienced community such as the lovely crowd that came with the RedLynx migration, with the release of fusion we're going to get a bunch more newbies in here.
It would be really appreciated if in future we could keep actual player names out of the forums and go through support. Similarly, for player behaviour issues in multiplayer servers, it would be appreciated if you use Support for PC or the respective "Report a player" sections of XBL or PSN for console versions.
Again, sorry for the terseness of my initial response.