Tuesday, 24 January 2012


The people at the game-hacking site Artificial Aiming can't stand the anti-cheat service Punkbuster, so they're going on the offensive today.

They say they're banning innocent Battlefield 3 users—"framing" them, as they put it—to show their disdain for Punkbuster, a service that PC players of the popular first-person shooter are compelled to install when they start the game.

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The people at the game-hacking site Artificial Aiming can't stand the anti-cheat service Punkbuster, so they're going on the offensive today.

They say they're banning innocent Battlefield 3 users—"framing" them, as they put it—to show their disdain for Punkbuster, a service that PC players of the popular first-person shooter are compelled to install when they start the game.

Read Full Article

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