User blog comment:Fairingrey/May 3, 2015 Thoughts About Quitting and Where Ishtaria Is Heading/@comment-178.190.93.235-20150505033722/@comment-184.75.218.87-20150505041612

Do you know how speedhackers get their points? By destroying bases. Therefore, if both sides speedhacked, points would be racked up rather quickly by the ones speedhacking due to both sides destroying and repairing bases no?

The idea of "you can't prove it so it's not true" seems to be very popular for everyone denying speedhacks, so let's use that same excuse here. You can't prove that both of the unions weren't speedhacking, which is a perfectly valid and reasonable counter explanation for your outcome.

When you lose to a union that has at least half of its members with scores around 20-40k, that's indicative of a well oiled and organized team. When you lose to a union with 1-3 members that have individual scores of 80k+ which also account for at least 1/4th (and in your match, close to 1/3rd) of the entire union's score? That, in my opinion, most certainly raises flags.

You, like everyone else here, are free to state your opinions and argue that no one in the two unions you've mentioned are speedhacking. However, please don't expect us to take your word without definite proof that they aren't hacking. Screenshots won't solve anything at this point. Afterall - I can upload screenshots showing someone gaining 12k points in less than 3 minutes, which to anyone reasonable (in my opinion) would be overwhelmingly indicative of speedhacking, but there are plenty of others who will insist that it is perfectly normal and that it only looks like hacking because we're losers who can't do the same.