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The top 100 in solitaire events have to be cheating as it is a physical impossibility to even click through the cards in 20 + games in the times they are achieving.
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I have been doing the solitaire events for a while and just cannot believe that people can finish so quickly even if they new the answers in advance. There must be a tool that allow them to control the clock on the event. I honestly dont care much as i do it for fun and those people are only cheating themselves.
Hi Tom, A touch screen might be marginally faster but I don't think it allows those times. I can sweep my cursor across my 550mm screen fairly rapidly. The 'click' time would slow me. I have held position 3 and 5 once only, I have reached 3 several times to be pushed down as more people finish. I'm always pleased to be in the 'Top 20'.
I often get times of 40-50 seconds for easy Freecell. but expert games can take up to half an hour.
I'm convinced that these cheats are practising on a 2nd account name. Not many have premium edition so are subject to adverts while the clock is still running. Also I can't believe that that get the correct sequence of Tri-peaks first time every time.
'There are strategies for other games, but you will have to figure those out for yourself. ' Yes, I'm quite adept at some.
...Another observation that I have made is that I am a 'Premium Player' whilst a lot of the 'cheats' are not. Which means they should have adverts breaking into their games while the clock runs
This is an interesting point. That would kind of make "premium" players "pay to win" meaning that premium players are paying for an advantage over non-premium players, who have advertisements slowing us down.
I think microsoft should group premium players separately from non premium players. Also- they should group those with similar times together so that cheaters would end up being grouped together. This would give good players who don't cheat a chance at the top 3.
I dont think that being a premium or not is relevent here because if you look at the FULL LIST you see names finishing the whole challange being finished in less than 15 minutes, yes less than 15 minutes. To my mind there must be a “Cheat Software” which slows down the time or even stops the clock.
Great Points Diane !!
