Responding to news this morning about hackers claiming to have found a way to ban innocent Battlefield 3 PC players, a rep for the gameās publisher, Electronic Arts, says a āpermanent solutionā is coming soon. Those whose accounts seemingly were hacked through an exploit in the Punkbuster anti-cheat tool should play on non-Punkbuster servers for now, they say. Full story and statement here
EA Advises Battlefield 3 Players Caught Up In Bogus Banning To Play On Non-Punkbuster Servers For Now
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