Goofa
15-02-2010, 04:41 AM
So here I am enjoying a rousing game of iSketch, and this guy draws a picture of a stoplight.
He draws a friendly arrow pointing straight at the big yellow circle.
A yellow light! Of course! The obvious choice is to guess SLOW DOWN!
But clearly that was wrong.
So I guess, hesitate, because hesitate is what I do at yellow lights! They are scary and I never know what to do so I bite my lip and put a worried look on my face and hesitate before flooring it through that yellow light.
Either way, after me and some other guy guessed hesitate, your friendly neighborhood admin decides he should ban us for cheating. Just because he doesn't think the same way I do doesn't mean I'm cheating, does it?
Now I'm not entirely concerned about the ban, because I don't think it was permanent.
My real question is how admins are going about seeking out 'cheaters' Because I had missed words that they had not, I had incorrectly guessed words they had drawn, they had incorrectly guessed my words.
So I fail to see how after one strange looking turn where an Admin can't figure out our train of thought, it means we're cheating.
If there's suspected cheating wouldn't it make sense to stick around for more than one turn?
He draws a friendly arrow pointing straight at the big yellow circle.
A yellow light! Of course! The obvious choice is to guess SLOW DOWN!
But clearly that was wrong.
So I guess, hesitate, because hesitate is what I do at yellow lights! They are scary and I never know what to do so I bite my lip and put a worried look on my face and hesitate before flooring it through that yellow light.
Either way, after me and some other guy guessed hesitate, your friendly neighborhood admin decides he should ban us for cheating. Just because he doesn't think the same way I do doesn't mean I'm cheating, does it?
Now I'm not entirely concerned about the ban, because I don't think it was permanent.
My real question is how admins are going about seeking out 'cheaters' Because I had missed words that they had not, I had incorrectly guessed words they had drawn, they had incorrectly guessed my words.
So I fail to see how after one strange looking turn where an Admin can't figure out our train of thought, it means we're cheating.
If there's suspected cheating wouldn't it make sense to stick around for more than one turn?