EA has dishonorably discharged “hundreds” of Battlefield 3 cheaters and boosters. The publisher has banned and stats-wiped offending accounts that used known exploits. The company is still on the hunt, saying it has a “zero tolerance policy for cheating,” so consider that fair warning.
The known glitches involve players earning tens of thousands of points in a round. If you happen to have experienced the “invincibility glitch” in a round, you likely didn’t earn yourself enough points to garner attention on radar and a smack from the banhammer.
DICE is currently working on a patch for Battlefield 3, which should likely resolve known glitches, and will reduce the distance of those horribly annoying, blinding flashlights. Guys, seriously, keep those things pointed at the enemy!
Battlefield 3 bans issued across all platforms originally appeared on Joystiq on Mon, 14 Nov 2011 10:30:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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