Various gamers have to go through the forums of Battlelog and publisher Electronic Arts have complained because they say falsely of shooting game Battlefield 4 have been banned by the anticheatsoftware Punkbuster. EA refers to the gamers by the creators of Punkbuster.
The complaining gamers are by anticheatsoftware Punkbuster banned from the pc version of Battlefield 4 for Game Hack #89265″, which means that the players would have tried to cheat in EA’s two weeks ago released shooter. The players claim on the forums of EA and Battlelog, however, that there absolutely is not the case, and that the bans unfair. The publisher has let know nothing to the complaints and refers the injured players to EvenBalance, the company behind Punkbuster.
The concrete reason or the content of Game Hack #89265 is not known, because EvenBalance in the rule not to publish what a ban caused, even if there is a false positive, though it is of some cheaters online proof to see in the form of screenshots. Thereof is with Game Hack #89265, however, not the case. In total, Punkbuster up to now, 266 players with a global ban given for Battlefield 4.
Although the creators of Punkbuster officially still have not responded on the issue, had one of the forumadmins of Punkbuster know that all bans by EvenBalance be considered valid until the Battlefield 4 support page of Punkbuster something else is announced.