Re: Emulator players cheat!

Such cancer community, Alicia uses PC because it's easier to stream, get over it. The units moving over each other is something anyone can do, it's called microing, use a pad to play to make it easier if your fat fingers aren't good enough to do it on a small screen.

It's no different to sending your harvester over your units to get away, you can do the same thing with things like predator tanks, have them go to a tile past the first pred tank, this allows you to have them overlap units, i do this all the time with my pitbulls on my phone. This isn't a emulator only thing, if you're not good enough to do it, well as they say, practice makes perfect. Don't lose concentration or tunnel.

No. The game itself is not modified in any way, shape, or form by playing it on different devices (smartphone, tablet, PC using an Android emulator). Therefore, it is NOT a mod.

What gives people the impression that players who use a PC for playing have an advantage? The controls of this game are s h i t t y either way, whether you are using a touchscreen or a mouse. Attacking an enemy unit that keeps moving is a nightmare, as you have to repeatedly give the command to attack. Which really is b u l l s h i t.

If you claim that people who use an emulator have an advantage, then prove it. I have tried both ways and I see no advantage either way.

Here is a thought maybe she playing on a laptop aka a mobile device.

As for BlueStacks I don't mind at all, it doesn't do anything to the game it doesn't alter anything either.

So many cry babies.

Side note Sponsor for launch MOLT is a joke l, he started streaming yesterday saying he got selected to be region Sponsor for the game yet has never played it.

So he loaded up BlueStacks and installed it.

So don't hope to win anything for the region he is on.

Faceing people that are top tier and been playing since pre alpha

Agree with @WADofFORCE, I think people need to stop complaining about emulators and up their own gameplay instead. I've watched some of the streamers play using emulators, and I don't think there is a significant advantage really. In fact, I think there's a disadvantage because you have one mouse to click on things, when typically, PC gamers who play RTS games use hotkeys extensively precisely BECAUSE using the mouse only is highly inefficient. As for the smartphone user, he gets to tap things using at least 2 fingers, which if anything I think is faster than using a mouse. I think this is all a matter of attitude, and blaming other people for your losses doesn't make you a better player.

ABC4847a4811204 Dude.... cmon, the microing people do with a mouse can easily be done on a pad, maybe not so easily on a phone due to smaller screen making you fat finger units sometimes when they cross each other but it just really isn't cheating, streamers/youtubers use emulators because it's easier to stream on a PC. Guys gotta understand it's just that simple, it really is. God knows how many times easier it is.

Like cmon, it's hard enough to find people streaming the game and y'all are just going to kill it by splitting the community. Just stop guys.

nope they need to be banned plain and simple 

you have more control over everything ive seen it 

hell ive played against players who do this they do have an unfair advantage 

you dont see other mobile RTS games doing this so why is everyone doing it on this on 

to get an edge over everyone else that is a cheat plain and simple 

not a level playing field 

I think you need to back up your claims rather than give blanket statements regarding emulators. Having played PC RTS games myself, I know exactly how crippling using only the mouse can be without hotkeys, and that's what the emulator provides. Using your fingers on the other hand allows for a much faster response because you just need to press on the screen directly. Also I'm wondering how you would know you're playing against someone with an emulator unless you ask them. Maybe they just have faster response time.

Furthermore, is it true that other mobile RTS players don't use emulators? And even so, it may even be because emulators aren't always an advantage, we don't know for sure why people use or don't use. I suspect ppl use it on Rivals specifically because of the nostalgia of playing cnc PC games and people want to recreate that experience.

I play with both phone and emulator. When I really want to win I'll always pick emulator. It's far easier to play and you have a significant advantage over phone users. I'm not sure I'd class emulators as cheating because everyone can use them but it's definitely the best way to play.

Here another thing EA uses the same emulators in their contests, just like the launch battle sponored by EA Ron the 12th

I'm ranked middle of the league on my laptop and ranked top tier my other account on phone.

Only difference to me is emulators you can play it on a bigger screen and as someone stated I can use 2 hands on phone doing more at one time.

Also noticed ones ranting the most are still playing the big boy units, honestly those are for newbies. Top tier I just use barracks and air as do many other top tiers above me

So my advice quit going for Titans and other big units , cause late game they not even used and go watch some videos

I think at best we can only say that it is inconclusive, since everyone seems to have a different experience, some say they find emulators better, some say they find phones better. Maybe someone should test it out and play like X games on the phone and another X on the emulator and see whether there is a statistically significant difference in the win rates.

there is just watch the youtube vids its very pronounced 

emulators cheat there isnt any other way around it 

Well like I said, it's merely your word against others, but nevertheless I also cannot invalidate your experience. The only way for us to know for sure is for someone (or even a few people) to play both and examine whether there is a statistically significant increase in winrate if someone plays on the emulator.

I have done both, I play mostly on my phone now on main. But I have also played using BlueStacks on my Asus G752 gaming laptop.

BlueStacks=

Pros - Bigger screens and able.to live stream on twitch and YouTube better.

* - Can only Mouse click one at a time. Unless your using a touch screen.

Phone=

Pros - Can click on two thing at one time to micro manage better.

* - Smaller screen and if screen is small and you got big fingers you can miss click.

I will say this I don't care if people use BlueStacks

Cause I don't see a big advantage to them.

Only time I see people rant about them is cause they seam like better players, but that's not true.

Just some streamers are good

I'm good on my Google pixel 2 XL

Now for a side note only advantage would be using a 3rd party app like macros. Which many gaming keyboards have built in even gaming laptops.

But same can be said for smart phone plenty of apps on Google play that act like macros.

But my experience is anyone that gets beat or doesn't rank up, they sometime cry that someone must be cheating....when they just need to use different strats.

And to many people lower levels think going big is how to win, but it's not.

I'll admit this I sucked, starting doing go big or go home thing.

But after I watched tons of replays from 13lade, Destiny etc etc. Seeing how they use smaller units to win. I started doing the same.

I'm one tier from final tier. But I also only play 10 matches a day now.

Just giving my opinion on this subject

Well considering that Alicia Destiny just won the EA tournament on an iPad live for all to see, using thumbs I think this conversation has reached a conclusion.......I have a note 9 and used by s pen to play rivals and while it is accurate and you have fewer misclicks, I reatricts micro I have sense dropped the s pen and now use thumbs and can easily have 3 units moving making micro much easier.......I would even dare say that using a mouse could be a disadvantage for the very same reason as using the s pen

I tried it myself yesterday, i normally play on my phone, 85%/93% win rate. But yes... On pc its much more easier lol, blocking pads is a breeze, moving back and forth, clumping up units, everything  is so much smoother. For everyone who says it makes no difference they just lie and are scared it gets banned ans are no longer top players. 

I dont care if people use it..... just make it not playable vs phone players.     

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@UrNeXt82 wrote:

I tried it myself yesterday, i normally play on my phone, 85%/93% win rate. But yes... On pc its much more easier lol, blocking pads is a breeze, moving back and forth, clumping up units, everything  is so much smoother. For everyone who says it makes no difference they just lie and are scared it gets banned ans are no longer top players. 

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A single point of data neither proves, nor disproves anything.

I have tried both. Mostly I play on the phone, but sometimes I play on the PC as well. It is very useful when my smartphone's battery is empty and needs to be recharged. I don't see the real advantage of the emulator, except that it is much easier to record your battles.

All that playing in an emulator does is this:
Moving your finger over the touchpad becomes moving the mouse.

Pressing your finger on the touchpad becomes clicking with the mouse.

Why should the one be definitely better than the other? You can just as easily mis-click with a mouse. God knows this is happening to PC users all the time in their everyday usage of their internet browsers, office software, and so on.

So, let me ask an honest question to the people who say that playing in an emulator is better:

Why don't you do it yourself all the time then? It is free. An emulator like Bluestacks costs nothing to install except for a little bit of your time, and a bit of hard disk space.

Saying that one option is clearly far superior than another, and then not choosing that option for oneself when one could easily do so - that just does not make good sense. Clearly, something does not add up here.