Mods on KitBrawl

antikb


haha


good meme

 

Excluding war mods from banning on other servers is never going to happen. It's not fair for the mods just because they make a mistake. I was originally a war mod. I used to only play war, nothing else. My knowledge with pvp techniques was trash when I first joined kit. I right off the bat false banned 2 players for killaura. Now I'm a kit mod and all I ever do is watch for hackers.

 

I completely understand with what you are saying, however, part of our Global Moderator system is that all of our Moderators should be able to correctly identify players using hacked clients on any of our servers hence, why we are actively tested using the Staff Hack tests.

An active knowledge of general hacks is a key requirement in the promotion from Global JMod to Moderator and hence, why moderators are trusted with the authority to ban on all of the Brawl Servers. Between Me & @Canoodle, we have been monitoring this rather intensely recently as I am sure that some of the Moderators will tell you and if you do feel that any of our Moderators in particular are failing to correctly identify the use of hacks on Brawl, please do inform us of this and we will look into it.

 

boi.

Just because one player is good and is fooling staff, doesn't mean that MODs that are not as familiar with sword PvP (even though every mod has taken a hack test) should not be able to ban players on KitPvP. That's just dumb. :V

 

https://www.brawl.com/history/player/Squeezable
https://www.brawl.com/history/player/Plused
https://www.brawl.com/history/player/Cringings
^ All my accounts with bad ban history which are all false bans and have been lifted.

 

Yeah i've actually been looking at your Ban History in horror recently As I said, Bans are something that me and Canoodle have been addressing recently within the staff team and are still trying to keep on top of so hopefully in the near future we should be seeing improvements in this!

 

Moderators do make mistakes at times, let's keep that in mind and respect that they are not intentionally trying to ban anyone falsely, and that they are just volunteers here.

I can sympathize though, @YouAreBestBae has been falsely banned quite a few times, and I am sure it is very frustrating.

Also, to be fair, he does look very suspicious when fighting I agree, being as good at pvp as he is. However, I do agree that moderators sometimes do need to look a bit more carefully when it is questionable whether or not they are hacking.

No one should be banned when it is questionable if they are hacking or not.

 

Oh my god thank you for saying that. Please tell the rest of the staff team.

And something else I'd like to bring up; James has a real easy time getting unbanned thanks to his reputation. What happens when another player at his level, without his reputation, gets banned? They stay banned.

Just something to think about.

 

Another thing I would like to point out. I've noticed that players that play in f5 tend to aim for the head. There is a hack that only aims for head. I know that has nothing to do with antikb but just pointing out it can be confusing at some points.

 

What says they aren't already. I've seen questions be discussed over.

 

Interesting idea, I like it. Only issue is that it is not always easy to determine whether someone is hacking from a video, because of all the different variables that go into it.
What I mean by this is that a staffer may simply be better at detecting hacks when they see hacks themselves firsthand.

For example:
- Player either recording video, or player accused may be lagging, and that is not always shown in a video.
- The moderator watching the video may play at a different FOV (Field of view), which can sometimes make it more difficult to pick up on hacks, especially regarding ghost clients.
- The video is recorded at a poor angle in which it is difficult to 100% confirm hacks.
- Video is recorded/uploaded at a poor Frame rate, or quality, in which it is hard to see every detail.

I like and support this idea, but the videos would have to be a definitive yes or no on whether or not the player is hacking if used in the hack tests.

 

I get where you're coming from. I have also banned James before. However, mistakes do happen. And asking one person to understand each and every hack to its fullest completion is far fetched. Most of the time these mistakes are caught, however, and hacks that the appealer explains in their appeal are taken a look at very closely to avoid convicting an innocent person.

 

Maybe an in-game test as well as providing videos and add up the overall average of each test to give a final result on how they did. Get the JMods to go into different servers with a Mod or above, and tp watch players that are either hacking or not hacking. If the JMod thinks they are hacking they message the Mod that they are with and the Mod can tell them if they are correct or not. If they think they are aren't hacking then simply give the answer too. If they are unsure of whether the players is hacking or not give them an extended period of time (5 minutes I'd say) to give response on whether they are still unsure or have a proper answer.
Up to 10-20 players with a mix of people would be suitable for the test in my opinion and give a decently well representation of if they are knowledge as well as the results from a video test too.

Very quick thought that came into my head.

@GetShadowRealmed @Goatranium

 

+1 agreed ratingn, also, MORE MODS FOR KIT PLZ

 

There's completely different ways a Hack triggers.
There's silentaim, aimbot killaura forcefield etc. but they are NEVER exactly the same if they are self coded in the client and not skidded out of others. I've seen killaura hit the antibots without actually spinning and then there's killauras that don't
Then there's forcefield that doesn't hit the anti -bots even tho he spins around 360ing people and then there's forcefield that does hit the anti-bots and still spinns.
Just to point that out.
shrug (^:

 

So im not allowed to ban

Not everyone is perfect, and we all make mistakes. That's what makes us Human. Mistakes like this can be learnt from and used to improve the staff team.