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EA Swings Banhammer Hitting Battlefield 3 Players

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EA is started off the week the right way, by banning hundreds of cheaters, glitchers, and exploiters in Battlefield 3.

“This week we’ve banned hundreds of offending accounts and have stats-wiped accounts for exploiting (such as boosting)… (2 of More)“, tweeted EA over Twitter.  “We are working on banning as many people as we can as quickly as we can. We have a zero tolerance policy for cheating.”

The bans come after the offending players discovered a glitch that allows a player using the engineer class to gain tens of thousands of points causing them to rank up extremely fast within one round.

via Eurogamer



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Thats awesome news. Kinda funny, my friend and I were just talking about how it didn't seem like EA cares and then...bam! Hope they continue with this and do some patches to fix exploits.

If you look on the leaderboards you'll notice some people have outrageously high SPM's and K/D ratios. I really hate seeing this get by the game developers. There are so many things about games that should be addressed, but aren't, for some stupid reason like money or something.

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