A strange wave of bans on the servers of Battlefield 3 is causing quite a stir in official forum of the game after claiming that hackers are banning innocent players. The EA has denied the security flaw, saying it was just an incompatibility of the latest version of its software, PunkBuster , with some antivirus. Recently, several players are complaining to the company because they were banned by the system Punkbuster , responsible for detecting attempts to cheat in the game. When looking at their records, note that copies are players. The error would be a system failure that allows hackers to "incriminate" these players. A dissenting member of the site Artificial Aiming , specializing in cheating in games, said it had banned people from more than 150 servers with this scheme, trying to bring the attention of Electronic Arts to failure and the fact that he did not like the system Punkbuster . The website said that the member does not represent his position, but supports the laughter.
The community manager, Daniel Matros, from Electronic Arts , said that the company is aware of the problems, but assign them to an incompatibility with the latest version of some antivirus like Kaspersky , Avira and Norton , recommending that, for now, players to access servers not requiring Punkbuster .
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