Report them, again and again, if you have to. EA investigates the reports, despite what some others say.
Report them, again and again, if you have to. EA investigates the reports, despite what some others say.
@DarthFDG Please enlighten us on how to file a report when you don't know who to report. Every method that I see requires a username of someone to report. These hackers are not identifiable players in the game. They are using the admin console to end games. EA seems to make this type of thing difficult to report on purpose. We have been experiencing this for years with this game. There is little anyone can say to convince me that EA does anything unless the complaints become so large that it ends up in the media, like the 1HP hack a couple years back. That fix was eventually achieved by a very large forum thread and reports to media outlets. EA tried to end that by "accidentally" deleting that thread. EA is despicable.
@drunknutit's difficult to find the player sometimes, but it can be done. I find it usually takes a few maps to sus out the guy. He jumps in, activates the BLIX, then leaves immediately. His level is usually 1 because he isn't there to earn anything, just f up the lobby. So you need a screen shot of the player lobby before and after it happens to figure out who (he'll be on the bottom of the lobby because he just came in and left). This is far easier to do if you are recording, which I do when he starts BLIXing. You get a few vids and its easier to pick him out and report him because the common denominator is a player who leaves right awayf. I usually tell the lobby who the player is and to report him, but as you say, its difficult to tell if EA is doing anything about it or even cares.
@NerfHerder40I used your method many months before. I spend my life time to identify the nick of the low-level hacker base on ~25 rounds of data (screenshot). Whenever he/she appeared, the blix-hack happened. He/she jumped from server to server hours long and activated the blix hack. He/she took this hack issue serious, like a job or a service!
I first reported his/her nick in cheater/hacker form formally (more than 10 times). EA did not block his/her account. He/she was around many months and hacked EA's Europe Servers.
Then, I shared the cheater's nick in this forum. EA removed my message, lol! And I got a warning.
Thanks god he/she was bored and gave up. Do not spend your life time for such a non-sense like identifying the cheater's nick. You will not be appreciated.
@666_Nirvana_666I run into these guys/ladies in SA, so its a lot easier because there are fewer players, and if its a 1 player difference in lobby numbers it stands out like a sore thumb so I don't need to spend a lot of time to determine who it is and report them. I say this in the plural because I check the friends list to see who's aiding these D bags and the last three players I have reported have all had a different friends list/games list. But one thing I have noticed is that they have certain times of day when they are active, I don't think its because they are bored of BLIXing they simply have to get back to class or go to dinner (like the 1HP was mostly on the German servers, I see these BLIXers mostly on the German servers). Hint Hint EA check that part of the player base, it will make the job easier. To be honest, I don't think they appreciate the reports anyway, they seem to want to do as little as possible until they have to do anything, so I suspect they would appreciate it if I simply stopped.
