Is there any pro gamer or association who can make a judgment of cheat on Battlefield3?
Chosen Answer:
Just look at the alleged cheater’s stats. That isn’t foolproof, since some cheaters are smart enough to toe the line between possible and ridiculous, but it can be an indication, especially if the person consistently has a high K/D ratio with huge numbers of headshots. I don’t think you need a pro for determining that, and you can report suspect cheaters from within Battlelog. In terms of the ban hammer for Battlefield 3, that is wielded only by Punkbuster and EA, of course. Currently, they seem to be failing miserably in that regard.
On June 22, 2011, after 17-year hunting, the FBI finally arrested one of Boston’s most infamous gangsters named James “Whitey” Bulger. Here is the list we compiled about infamous fugitives worldwide.
James “Whitey” Bulger
82-year-old James “Whitey” Bulger, one of Boston’s most infamous gangsters, is a former Irish-American mob boss and longtime Federal fugitive with a list of alleged crimes including money laundering, extortion, drug dealing and 19 murders. He is one of the FBI’s most-wanted men in the world, after al-Qaeda leader Bin Laden who was killed in May and also the oldest person ever to be added to the list. In 1999, the FBI has suspended two million dollars for anyone capturing Bulger but then he was arrested in Santa Monica.
James “Whitey” Bulger, one of Boston’s most infamous gangsters with a list of alleged crimes
