We need to keep reporting these despite some folk on Reddit saying not to bother and I'm glad you posted this. I reported a hacker late last year that was floating around, using rainbow warp as a foot soldier, and so on.
This can't be that hard to deal with, even as they cut support to a minimum which I find to be a big mistake as people are obviously still playing the game and I can get more populated matches in GW2 than in BfN (ignoring bots of course).
To EA/PopCap: despite GW2's age and lack of new content, it's still being played and a lot of us love the PvZ shooters and would like obvious hackers/cheaters to be dealt with in a timely manner. Seeing so many new faces and old ones to boot, getting rid of these malcontents would be a massive help to the game's population and fun.
The game is being sold and played so a certain level of minimum support is expected. It's important to note that we want to play the game and many folks will buy coins and the upgrade packs (I certainly have over the years), especially if they know the cheaters are being dealt with. Surely it's worth the time and effort to deal with these bad apples so more people can enjoy the game?
