Crashing operations servers every night
Some guy is crashing every operation server every night. I think it`s one of the guys from one private server. He literally goes from server to server chats a bit on how no one can stop him, then cr...
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Had a great time playing oil of empires operation. Nice fights we had. After fao, suez... we pushed 'em back in the sinai desert ... two battilions left... flag B taken, train about 20% and we making progress.. and bamm, server got crashed!! 😕
It's really annoying 😞
This happened to me again tonight - someone joined the server, used an aimbot, spammed in the chat that he was going to crash the server, and then crashed the server. I recorded it and have uploaded the video to youtube.
[Link removed by CM]
Please please please ask DICE to look into and fix this problem - it is ruining many players experience of this otherwise fantastic game.
EDIT: I did report said player before recording, but they had previously crashed another server several days ago and I therefore do not believe any action had been taken against them.
CM Edit: Removed link to video to protect player privacy.
Really? You removed the link to protect 'player privacy', despite said player clearing hacking and crashing a server? Nice to see where your priorities lie.
I've made the video public, just go on youtube and type 'Battlefield 1 hacker server crash' or similar, it should show up eventually.
Of course, there would be no need for the CMs to be protecting the privacy of hackers or cheaters if DICE/EA would just deal with the underlying problems.
EA_LeeuwCommunity Manager
Hey @Hailfiretank,
The link has been removed, and you should have received a message via DM, because it was in violation of our AHQ guidelines.Hi @EA_Leeuw,
Indeed I did receive a DM from @EA_QueenBee about the removed link.
I have uploaded an extensively modified version of the clip to youtube, where both the chat log and the kill feed have been blocked such that a certain player cannot be identified.
It can be viewed at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uHWZPFXb2wE
I trust that this video is in-line with the AHQ guidelines.
Are there any updates from DICE regarding whether they are looking into this problem?
