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Explanation of the method - by hot_bid from TL.net In a game over 15 minutes, over 99% of the time a good player will have at least one selection of an enemy unit. All of the players in this list have several games played in a row (which are over 15 minutes) and without ever clicking an enemy unit once. While for only one game, there might be a 1% chance of this happening to even a legitimate player, the chance of this happening 5 times in a row is roughly 1 out of 10 billion. There are two potential faults to this method of finding map hackers: The first is that there is some other legitimate SC related program that for whatever reason removes selection of units other than your own. However we have checked some of the more commonly used SC programs (Advloader, APM Live, Chaos Launcher, etc.) and none have done such things. If such a program exists, a falsely accused player would promptly be able to determine it. The second is that they are simply a player that does not ever select other's units. This is not the case for the players listed above, because when looking at games they played on LAN or with ICCup anti-hack launcher on, click on enemy units just as much as anyone else. This second "I never click on enemy units!" excuse may be pleaded by a newbie with an APM of 50, who never checks opponents' upgrades and waits for buildings to complete to see what they are, but for a non-newbie, scouting is just too much an advantage for a competitive SC player to pass up. In looking through thousands of replays, we have not found one competitive player who frequently never clicks on opponents' units for multiple games over 15 minutes. But do not simply assume this. We are sure there are newbies out there who never ever click, so if you are gathering data make sure to find replays of that player having many clicks either on LAN or with ICCup anti-hack enabled."
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