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[VWOer]

Hey there,

Today I have updated the website to the latest version of e107 (v1.0.0). It doesn't provide many new features, although e107 has drastically changed their own website theme - it might mean something for the future. Additionally, I have removed a couple of old forums (Events forum, old server forums), moved some forums to the Other games category and merged/moved topics to the appropriate forum. If there is something missing, please post it here.

I'd also like to point you at our new Squads page (notice the new link at the menu bar). It will provide information for the squads we are currently supporting and squads we might support in the near future. It will also list all the matches played by our squads. If you are interested in joining one of our squads or if you are keen to create a new one, sign up for a trial membership and contact us.

Please post any comments, bugs or ideas here.

Cya!

[Fragger]

Flame Guards.BF3-SlaK vs. HudiK
3 - 1

Flame Guards wins and gains 14 points





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Flame Guards.BF3-SlaK vs. Team BW
4 - 2

Flame Guards wins and continues with the 6th round of the winter cup





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Flame Guards.BF3-SlaK vs. NG-Team Alpha
4 - 0

Flame Guards wins and continues with the 6th round of the winter cup





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Battlefield 3 hacking problems escalate

DICE has found itself embroiled within a bit of a Battlefield 3 faux pax as it was discovered one of its Battlelog moderators was a hacker.
The unofficial Battlefield Blog reports that the player - who went by the alias 'MrPropper777' - had been promoted to a community moderator by DICE,
and was given privileges such as the ability to delete other users' posts.

This is from the blog:
If cheating and hacking wasn’t a big enough of a problem in Battlefield 3 already,
it turns out that one of the Battlelog moderators was caught hacking in the very same game he’s supposed to moderate.

If it wasn’t bad enough that there was just one more hacker in Battlefield 3, he was also promoted to moderator status by DICE, which gave him all sorts of privileges
e.g. deleting forum posts in Battlelog, according to some reports. The player, who went by the name “MrPropper777″, has since been removed as moderator and his stats have been wiped.

If there ever was an indication of just how big the hacking problem in Battlefield 3 is, this was it.
Not only did DICE fail to catch him, they promoted him.


Sources:
Videogamer.com - http://www.videogamer.com/xbox360/battl ... acker.html
BF3blog.com - http://bf3blog.com/2012/01/battlefield- ... -escalate/