Renamed

(Mod edit- removed for name and shame)

(Mod edit- removed for name and shame)

Reporting anyone is the hardest thing to do on each platform... from EA REPORT PLAYERS FOR CHEATING, ABUSE, AND HARASSMENT

Star Wars™ Battlefront™ II

On PC, you must have Origin in-game running, then:

1. Press Esc to open the Scoreboard.
2. Click the user's name that you are reporting.
3. Select View profile.
4. Click the arrow pull-down menu in the Origin In-Game Overlay.
5. Select Report Player.
   
   

• Xbox Live - Report abuse on Xbox LIVE.
• PlayStation™ Network - Check out PlayStation’s Report Inappropriate or Abusive Users article.

On a more personal note, anyone and I mean anyone with such a random screen name such as that, there is a higher degree of probability it is just a throw away. Meaning, it is a cheater, exploiter, an individual that will not care that the screen name is removed, revoked or banned. The three elements that actually matter are the origin IP address, the device ID, the mac address. But at this time, all of which possibly can be cloned or faked, even with very little technical skill.

Have encountered this issue also and wondered the same. Am a good player with a fair few epic load-outs but certain players appear to be off the scale and can rack up an obscene amount of kills/points in next to no time. What gives?

Should be an in-game function to report players at least for investigation into hacking/cheating.

Spoils the fun for everyone else.

I've played other games where you can report hackers of afk's easily in-game, so for instance, if 10 players in Galactic Assault reported a player during one game, that player would be immediately booted from the game, and if it happened more than 3 times per day, that player would be investigated and possibly banned.

It's annoying when you have someone continuously hacking and there's nothing anyone can do about it, and every game, for maybe ten games in a row, the hacker just ruins it for everyone else. 

The opposing team is annoyed because they keep getting one shot killed through walls, and the "hacker's team" is annoyed because the hacker stole almost all of the kills and made the game finish early.

EA and Dice really need to address this problem now because Battlefront 1 was riddled with hundreds of hackers and that game was completely ruined within the first year.

Honestly, the "solution" I provided, if you accept it is the only option available.

I feel your pain and it is very sad the people do this to exploit and cheat others. I am a strong proponent for gamers rights and this activity continues to grow exponentially due to social media. If technology such as smartphones, video cameras, web cameras, live streaming such as periscope, twitch, youtube, etc, this would be more isolated.

Lost are the days playing Baseball on the Commodore 64, Castle Wolfenstein on the Apple II, Sonic the Hedgehog on Sega Genesis..