I thought the point was you kept it quiet...
Posted: Sun Jul 01, 2007 3:31 am
Some of you might have heard of (or even played) Battlefield 2142. It's an online multiplayer game from EA, with about 400,000 players.
I happen to be ranked number three in the world on the Commander leaderboard (not shown here).
...Anyway, there are six different leaderboards. Another of them is for efficiency. Of course, people who turn up with a hack and start killing everyone with ease will get efficiency scores that would normally be impossible (an efficiency score is based on points-per-minute).
The thing is, normally you have to guess at who the hackers are by looking at their stats. In the case of the top two here though, I have a sneaky suspicion they are expecting to be caught...

No doubt they sell hacks, and they hope that in the few hours before EA kill their account, enough people will message them asking for a link to their pay-to-hack site that it will have made them quite a lot of money.
I happen to be ranked number three in the world on the Commander leaderboard (not shown here).
...Anyway, there are six different leaderboards. Another of them is for efficiency. Of course, people who turn up with a hack and start killing everyone with ease will get efficiency scores that would normally be impossible (an efficiency score is based on points-per-minute).
The thing is, normally you have to guess at who the hackers are by looking at their stats. In the case of the top two here though, I have a sneaky suspicion they are expecting to be caught...

No doubt they sell hacks, and they hope that in the few hours before EA kill their account, enough people will message them asking for a link to their pay-to-hack site that it will have made them quite a lot of money.

