Is it possible he sold his BD10 and is rebuilding it? I thought I saw posted in the MW forum that when you level a unit building to 10 or any other level you can sell it and continue buying the units for whatever level you upgraded it to prior to selling it despite not having the building anymore.
DISCLAIMER: I have never confirmed this by selling one of my unit buildings, but I heard you could do this. If anyone else can confirm or deny this is true please do so.
No you cannot continue to buy units if you accidentally sell your building. If that were possible I'm sure everyone would be selling their BD10's so they could have an extra 950k to buy dragons with and not have the BD10.
Let me test this real quick with a building I don't care about.
GREE's handling of hackers/cheaters is extremely disappointing. You'd think they'd want to encourage people to spend actual money by actually buying gems and gold, as opposed to almost condoning cheating (without actually condoning it) by not banning the obvious cheaters/hackers. Customer service in most regards is great, they respond quickly (usually within a day or two) and in my experience usually solve the problem, but I've seen way too many threads relating to hackers not being banned to make me feel confident they're on top of that problem by any means. It's blatantly obvious someone can't reach lvl 200 with only about 1,000 kills, unless they've done an insane amount of PvP. And the ridiculous amounts of dragons and hydras, and high tiered weapons and armor that guy has pretty much proves he's cheating, unless he's dropped thousands of dollars on gold. Either way, his level 200 versus 1,000 kills shows something funky is going on. Ban him, GREE, what's taking so long?
I am usually on the anti gree side but in this case I can understand why they are slow with banning people. I am sure they will only ban players when they have hard evidence against the accounts because they want to avoid wrongfully banning people. Not to mention I am sure they get tons of false reports by people who get attacked by strong players.
Over the course of playing in the last few months, I noticed that numerous accounts have been banned. Many powerful accounts on my friendlist are no longer in play. They all have 0 gold and are inactive.
If you truly believe someone is cheating, you need to be patient. Their time will come, however Gree will not rush things just because you are losing some gold/units to the cheater.
Don't forget KA is just 1 of 4 games now. The devs are probably still working on smoothing out all the bugs in MQ, and cheaters are not getting the attention they should. And from what I understand, hacks are rife in MW, and out of control in CC, so KA is probably not high on the list anyway.
Having said that, I recently reported a hacker - usual story Dragons, Steam Tanks, etc. without equivalent unit buildings, IPH less than 1000 and 30 million in gold. Expected a delay in dealing with him, but he was banned within 24 hours. So it does work sometimes. But I can understand the frustration if you lose gold or units to a hacker - that should be a priority.
Just a small pointer that you all seem to not take into consideration: Him being high level with low battles does not mean he bots / hacks the game.
Dont expect just because you assume someone is botting that the developers will ban him. He might be "clear" and you might e jealous.
of female xD? , do you even know what it Winstrol ? go and google it smart american guy and you will find out yourself , and no I dont care about attacks from other people .
As for the original topic, Winstrol is right, there's no way this guy could reach lvl 200 and obtain that much expensive units and weapons/gear with only around 1,000 enemy kills. He'd either have had to spend tens of thousands of dollars on buying gold through iTunes (unlikely unless he has a crapload of gem units and gear as well), or raid people non stop and hit for 9900 just about every raid (impossible) and have raided/attacked about 10 million times or more. So unless his W/L record shows over 10,000,000 wins to have obtained that much gold and enough XP to hit lvl 200, or he's got a huge amount of gem units to show he's spending real money on the game (cuz really, if you're spending real cash, are you ONLY going to buy gold and not gems? Very doubtful), he's definitely hacking.
Seriously, anyone who's played this game for a few months will know just by looking at this guys units and gear that he's a hacker.
However, I may be wrong, but Funzio/GREE probably have to verify with iTunes that he didn't buy the gold legally, and iTunes can be very slow in verifying records. So even though it's obvious, they might have a corporate policy (there may even be a law) that stipulates cheating must be proven before you can ban or stop a players access to the game, even though it's blatantly obvious from looking at his profile. That'd be my guess as to why it takes awhile for certain cheaters to be banned.
I realize that, but if you'd read my post I'd stated they may have a corporate policy or there may even be some law pertaining to online gaming where cheating must be verified through channels of pay (iTunes) to confirm whether or not they actually spent money. It's pretty obvious this guys cheating, but as said they may have to get confirmation from iTunes that he hasn't bought any gold, or maybe they can even verify it within their own systems, but as others have said between MW, CC, KA, the recent release of MQ and all the bugs/glitches being worked on in that game, the support staff may be a bit behind in verifying cheater reports. Of all the issues, seeing if someone is cheating probably takes the longest to complete if they do indeed have to rely on iTunes providing information (which is likely).
I think they are doing there best, over the weekend I reported 2 cheaters in CC and they were both banned within 24 hours.
If you feel like a report is not receiving the proper attention please send me a PM with the player information and I will investigate.