WRX2
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oh yeah i remember that novice thing, hmm more evidence, not like i feel like getting no reponse to sending wrx2 an email saying who owns which recording, just so that a few people can move up on the leaderboard. If they are a team they did certainly coordinate to all use one version of mame, something hard to do with a team, although it did take wrx2 a few weeks before it/they all started recording with one mame version.
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Then we have the fact that, according to the server's logs, the flurry of 59 uploads came from two different IP addresses.Chad wrote:oh yeah i remember that novice thing, hmm more evidence, not like i feel like getting no reponse to sending wrx2 an email saying who owns which recording, just so that a few people can move up on the leaderboard. If they are a team they did certainly coordinate to all use one version of mame, something hard to do with a team, although it did take wrx2 a few weeks before it/they all started recording with one mame version.
I also note that the 8 recordings that were for games not recordable by .70 were done with different regular MAME versions, carefully avoiding wolfmame, which would have given away information about the computer they were recorded with.
We also have "Cicola Guidi", a mysterious new member with an Italian name, but whose posts have been traced by Barry and Butter as coming from Korea. He hints that WRX2 is two people and has all WRX2's and BBH's inps for the same time period already organized and tallied.
Then the inscrutable Hisa, MARP's answer to Batman's Riddler, tells us rather conspicuously that "Still Grand total of .jp is bigger than grand total of WRX2." A quick search of MARP player names turns up only 4 members with ".jp" in their names. Was Hisa dropping us a clue as to the number of members in WRX2?
If indeed all WRX2's recordings were made by only two individuals their performance is still incredible, but still not allowed by MARP.
The more unsavory possibility is that the two individuals are coordinating the efforts of more players, and that the recordings may have been made by any number of people.
The theory that this is all the work of one person playing legitimately just doesn't seem to fit the observed data well at all.
John Cunningham (JTC)


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Um, yeah, so anyway, are any of the editors actually going to DO something about this...? Or do we have to wait until the clown car of Korean aces finally runs over BBH?
We've known they were a team for several months...
We've known they were a team for several months...
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How is "Cicola" Guidi?Weehawk wrote:Chad wrote:We also have "Cicola Guidi", a mysterious new member with an Italian name, but whose posts have been traced by Barry and Butter as coming from Korea. He hints that WRX2 is two people and has all WRX2's
Cicola not is a italian name.....
NICOLA DE GUIDI is a italian member (ESP RA.DE. record) he does not speak English.
Cicola is not italian record member....
oh, I don't think members have issues with the inps being here. The issue is the "team" existing as 1 account which in the overall leaderboard competition of MARP isn't exactly fair to individuals.
MARP accounts are supposed to be individual accounts.
If each member of the WRX2 team registered with MARP and uploaded under their own account where perhaps the account name has (WRX2) as part of the name that's cool.
A few other teams have done this...so WRX2 can also.
MARP accounts are supposed to be individual accounts.
If each member of the WRX2 team registered with MARP and uploaded under their own account where perhaps the account name has (WRX2) as part of the name that's cool.
A few other teams have done this...so WRX2 can also.