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[samcoconut]

Here's just a little summary of what I have seen in cheating trends, based on people on here and other cheating sites, and relative buying times at peak hours.
December-February, low cheating
March-mid April, insane amounts of cheating
mid April- May, medium cheating
June-August, high cheating
September-October, medium cheating
November, high cheating

You can guess the events that made me say this. Peak days are the 1st and 4th of the month, obviously. Comments?

[Junsu]

What is the point of knowing this though?

And Half Price Day is on the 3rd of every month, not the fourth.

Edited by Junsu, 01 April 2011 - 03:23 PM.

[Waser Lave]

I would imagine it follows the same pattern as school holidays, more kids with more free time == more cheaters.

[samcoconut]

There's absolutely no point in knowing this. And it follows school holidays and events!

[Waser Lave]

There's absolutely no point in knowing this. And it follows school holidays and events!

Maybe in a year or so we'll have enough data from the NeoTracker to have an answer backed up with statistics.

[Blackout]

That many men cheat on their wives with fat women?

[Narna]

That many men cheat on their wives with fat women?

Hah, gave me a laugh.

Those just show when kids are on break and have time.

Don't see the point of this information.

[AyoForYayo]

Hah, gave me a laugh.

Those just show when kids are on break and have time.

Don't see the point of this information.

^

that

[luvsmyncis]

Here's a trend I see...

January - December: Utter Stupidity

It's science.

[Boggart]

Here's a trend I see...

January - December: Utter Stupidity

It's science.

I don't believe this for a second until I see a pie chart

[luvsmyncis]

[Kido]

damn you punk! I was gonna make one!

[Royce]

damn you punk! I was gonna make one!

bwahahaha, so many people with useful and interesting ideas ahahaha

[1337hunt3r]

Does TNT ice more when there's a lot of cheating or when there's very little?
If we knew the answer to this then the data could potentially be useful.

[samcoconut]

Does TNT ice more when there's a lot of cheating or when there's very little?
If we knew the answer to this then the data could potentially be useful.

I can answer that question. According to Score Sender data (I don't know where to find AB data), the # of people frozen in high cheating density months was MUCH MUCH higher. However, the rate was only marginally higher. This means be careful in high cheating months, and you should be ok.