KingAlphyn, on Oct 01 2013 - 18:18, said:
Or, perhaps, is it good work by a fellow who did something dumb once, but normally does good things?
Once?

How about your
own admission of rigging two other contests and now claiming you only did it once.
KingAlphyn on June 23, 2013 at 9:41 pm said:
I’m actually going to make this very simple.
Yes, I rigged that game.
About a year and a half ago, WG did a leichtraktor event, in which you got points for having and killing Ltraktors. If you could get your clan together to get multiple teams going, and both maxed out their Ltrak counts and then rolled over for each other, you could submit a perfect score. I pointed this out in detail, discussed it on the forums with others, and was ignored.
23 perfect scores were submitted. Times 15 players per team. 345 cheaters, on that one alone. WG declared a 23-way tie, and divided the entire prize pool amongst them. After that, I began organizing rigging operations. I discuss them freely, on the forums and in the teamspeak.
For example, a year ago, there was an event where you needed a Bilottes, a Top gun or something, and a kamikaze. My clan at the time got together and rigged. It was HARD to rig that one, and in the end, we submitted two entries. Almost managed a third. Total entries for the entire contest? Two. We were the ONLY winners, nobody on the entire server had managed to do it legit.
This isn’t to say that I always rig. All my scavenger hunts and creative contests don’t need it.
T60gate is actually the first time that I’ve ever done this to benefit myself. Prior, it’s always been about getting some gold onto my clanmates.
(posted in WoT forums too)