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[Update]Battlefield 3 Beta Hacked to Show True Potential to Support 250 Players

[Update]Battlefield 3 Beta Hacked to Show True Potential to Support 250 Players

02 Oct

The Battlefield 3 beta has been under way for about four days now and already some of EA’s servers have been hacked to support up to 128 players, however, those taking part in those “unofficial servers” could get the ban hammer on their EA account.

UPDATE: Some users are reporting seeing servers with players of over 250 players!

The Rush and Operation Meta maps are available in the beta, which bother support up to 32 players officially, but if you see any servers supporting 64-128 players then make sure you know that you are joining them at your own risk. Although, I don’t see how EA’s poor security should be our problem and should be able to enjoy it while it lasts but, I guess they don’t feel the same way.

Battlefield 3 blog has snapped a screenshot (above) of one of the hacked Battlefield 3 beta servers, which has been given a somewhat aggressive name.

Source: bf3blog

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Nick Hernandez

based out of London, Ontario; and has been flexing his literary skills for about 2 years. Initially attracted to the space due to his kinship with the creative minds that tend to socialize through the gaming industry, and having played games all his life; it led to a natural willingness to learn more about both the people, and entities that drive innovation in the space. A self-confessed Conter Strike: Source aficionado he claims the aforementioned as his favourite game of all time, simply due to the sheer amount of hours he has spent in the game. An optimist by nature, Nick tends to see the best in everyone, even if they can’t in themselves.

One Response

  1. Rian Quenlin

    EA: “WAAAH! WAAAAAH! IF YOU CAN’T PLAY BY MY RULES YOU CAN NEVER PLAY THIS GAME EVER! WAAAH! WAAAAAAAAAAAAAH! I WILL NEVER LET YOU PLAY ANY OF MY GAMES FOR A MILLION YEARS! WAAAAAAAH!!”

    02 Oct

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