Today I watched someone live stream, he played with his friend in a 2v2 Arabia game. His friend choose Persian and go ####### then ###### another one. And before his tc shot down, he resigned , then he watched the game, telling (they use IM voice chatting tool) where the enemies were and what they were doing .
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I saw an even worse form of cheating. We were 3v3 multiplayer ranked. Minute 2 in-game, both enemy flanks run forward DIRECTLY without turning in the slightest run towards our food. One of them lames a boar and the other steals 2 sheep. They immediately run back to their bases and act like it never happened.
If they weren’t cheating by seeing the map, than they’re just better than MbL. I have video proof. It is disgusting.
This sounds like you are just got lamed. It is pretty common. Finding the position of the enemy in TGs feels more easy compared to 1v1s. They just went for a quick grap of your resources and that is it…
Wait, you could hear them in game discussing this?! Since when did the devs include a ingame voice chat tool?!
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He watched the stream man.
Do you mean he was stream sniping?!
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LOL. Dude, this guy who posted this message watched a stream. The streamer was playing with his friend while connected on voice chat. His friend tc dropped both the enemies and then resigned. After resigning the streamer’s friend saw the whole map and revealed opponent positions and moves to the streamer. Hope that clarified your doubts.
I already see my mistake. Just ignore my previous replay 
Hello, me and @MomoBeliaDeviluke played that game. You can’t just run directly, minute 2, to someone’s resource and lame it. They didn’t know our TC positions or nothing. They just went straight path to our res not even scouting their own res. Went straight back. Didn’t even loop our bases for them. WENT STRAIGHT AT THEM.