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'Anti-Cheat Administrator' sought for Battlefield 3
by Jeff Mattas, Jan 30, 2012 11:30am PSTFollowing recently-reported attacks on the anti-cheating service PunkBuster that resulted in innocent players being banned from Battlefield 3 multiplayer servers, developer DICE has posted a job listing for an "Anti-Cheat Administrator."
The job listing--first noticed by Eurogamer--notes that the position requires someone who's "internet-savvy," and interested in helping keep DICE's games free from cheaters.
"The administrator will compose an absolutely vital function to secure the online experience our games represent by actively be a part of the community and keep up to date with the current cheat exposure," the official job-listing reads. "The administrator will also own the analytical work with our player behavior data to keep our leaderboards and game play filled with fair play."
You can head on over and check out the job requirements yourself, if the position sounds interesting.
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Developer DICE is now looking for someone to hire into the role of an "Anti-Cheat Administrator" for Battlefield 3.
Developer DICE is now looking for someone to hire into the role of an "Anti-Cheat Administrator" for Battlefield 3. : Shacknews
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Do a bit of googling. There are a lot more hacks then that (white walls and texture injection for instance), but those are the main ones. ESP is exactly as it sounds. You literally can see a visual example of what the other person is doing. Where they're aiming, how much health they have, what weapon they have out at a given time, if they're reloading... It's sorta easy to pick these out, but you can't offer any real proof. People that use ESP 'always' pop out at the wrong or right moment depending on how you look at it and catch you off guard and they're impossible to sneak up on, because of the draw line from your gun.
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