So, I'll come clean. I don't ever use anything I see on here or other sites to identify cheaters on Neo, but if someone cheats blatantly and I can see just from something on Neo that they've cheated, I often report them. So sue me. My reasoning is, people being stupid about it makes people more aware that people cheat, which can only be a bad thing for sensible cheaters. So with that in mind, here's a few tips to stop yourself from giving the game away, as well as a few pointers about how to look less suspicious to other players. It's mostly for people concerned with building trophy/av counts.
1) If you say you're rebuilding, have the name of a frozen account to give people. Find a frozen account who was banned for something relatively innocent sounding and wasn't high-profile. Tell people that was your old account. People won't know how good that previous account was, but it helps to make them less suspicious when you start getting lots of NPs/Trophies quickly. The provision of an actual name is particularly important, it adds an air of openness and legitimacy to it.
2) If you're going for trophies, don't make them all gold and certainly don't get them all overnight. Until your account is a month old, try not to get more than 4/5 flash game trophies to reduce suspicion and don't make any of them HST avatar ones. A young account filled with gold trophies looks more suspicious than a young account with a few trophies of varying colours
3) Get the "easy trophies" too- There are a number of programmes available to autoplay the easy trophies- Solitaire, NQ, NQ2, Pyramids and Cheat and Snow Wars are easy and quick to play yourself. Having these trophies makes it look less like you're just SSing for your trophies.
4) Play lots of games. There are a few hundred games available to play on Neo. If you have only sent scores in 15 of them but have lots of trophies/game avs, it looks suspicious. Either get yourself a SS list to play a number of them(150+) or else invest some time.
5) Don't post scores that are impossible. You'd think it would be obvious but apparently not. This includes posting scores which are higher than the max possible and scores which aren't divisible by the right number(eg. high Meerca Chase II scores which aren't divisible by 18)
6) Some games should be avoided. These are games where more or less any high score is viewed as having been a cheated one, if you have one of these then you'd better have nothing else suspicious about your account. These games include Kass Basher, Typing Terror and Advert Attack.
Hope that helps you to cheat smarter and cheat better. Take care.
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