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The first place winner does not deserve their place.
They are a hacker. and i caught them red handed. They accidentally sent proof of their hacks and they tried to cover it but i saved it before it was too late. Here is the proof: Heres the poem I made to deter cheaters : Warning: Spoiler! [ Click to expand ][ Click to hide ] In ZARP’s streets where roleplay thrives, Where players build their pixel lives, There lurks a shadow, cruel and sly— An exploit crawling, creeping by. They call it Cheadleware, a name That whispers low like shameful flame. It bends the rules, distorts the game, And leaves the server scorched with blame. A duped gun here, a glitchy ride, Invisible while others died, The cheater laughs, alone, unseen, But rips apart what fun had been. No challenge left when skills are faked, No pride in raids so cheaply taken, No joy in fights that never test— Just hollow wins and friends forsaken. The new folks leave, the old ones sigh, Admins groan and question why. The server cracks beneath the strain Of code abused for selfish gain. So hear this call, you would-be kings Who toy with exploits, pull the strings: True power lies in fair, clean play— Not scripts that steal the game away. Let Cheadleware be cast aside, Let honor be your truest guide. For ZARP can shine when we agree To play with heart—and integrity. |
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The following user(s) said Thank You: legende, percocet bobby
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I believe the winner of the Zarp "Cops versus Nukers" event should face disqualification after this evidence has exposed their hacking during the competition. This picture clearly shows they cheated, breaking the rules and undermining the event’s fairness, which demands a ban to protect its integrity and deter others. Still, I can’t ignore their tough situation—working grueling hours as a janitor and running an OnlyFans to make ends meet. That kind of struggle makes me wonder if a full ban is too harsh; maybe a suspension or warning could be enough to balance justice with empathy for their circumstances.
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The following user(s) said Thank You: ImDrBeta
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PcShadowwZ wrote:
I believe the winner of the Zarp "Cops versus Nukers" event should face disqualification after this evidence has exposed their hacking during the competition. This picture clearly shows they cheated, breaking the rules and undermining the event’s fairness, which demands a ban to protect its integrity and deter others. Still, I can’t ignore their tough situation—working grueling hours as a janitor and running an OnlyFans to make ends meet. That kind of struggle makes me wonder if a full ban is too harsh; maybe a suspension or warning could be enough to balance justice with empathy for their circumstances. They're a toxic member of the community, I heard they even scammed someone during a coinflip but had to sell their personal pictures to buy some boosters to get unbanned!Maybe taking a break off zarp would be the best choice. |
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