Can you please do something about PortraitsofKings ?

thats an awesome strategy. Ban or push out everyone who is better than you so you can dominate noobs on a half empty server. Shit player logic
 
Battlefield Agency catches macro users through several distinct methods:
    • Automated Click-Rate Analysis: If you use a rapid-fire macro (such as making a semi-automatic weapon fire at its absolute frame-perfect maximum RPM), Battlefield Agency's plugins flag the inhumanly perfect intervals between shots. Human clicking naturally varies by a few milliseconds; macro clicks do not. [1, 2]
    • Recoil Data Tracking: Recoil-compensating macros pull the mouse down at a mathematically rigid rate. BA’s algorithmic tracking looks for unnatural pattern constraints that conflict with human muscle memory. [1, 2]
    • Manual Live Spectating & Video Reports: Battlefield Agency utilizes community admins who spectate flagged players. If a player has a weapon with complex horizontal recoil (like the AEK-971 in BF4) but their crosshairs experience zero shake or drift, admins will manually issue a BA ban. [1, 2, 3]
    • Stat Anomalies: Unnatural accuracy and kill-per-minute (KPM) spikes caused by macro advantages often trigger automatic flags for manual review. [1, 2]

Once Battlefield Agency bans an account for macro use, that ban propagates across all community servers tied to their global network, effectively locking the player out of most populated custom servers.

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PitViper said:
Battlefield Agency catches macro users through several distinct methods:
    • Automated Click-Rate Analysis: If you use a rapid-fire macro (such as making a semi-automatic weapon fire at its absolute frame-perfect maximum RPM), Battlefield Agency's plugins flag the inhumanly perfect intervals between shots. Human clicking naturally varies by a few milliseconds; macro clicks do not. [1, 2]
    • Recoil Data Tracking: Recoil-compensating macros pull the mouse down at a mathematically rigid rate. BA’s algorithmic tracking looks for unnatural pattern constraints that conflict with human muscle memory. [1, 2]
    • Manual Live Spectating & Video Reports: Battlefield Agency utilizes community admins who spectate flagged players. If a player has a weapon with complex horizontal recoil (like the AEK-971 in BF4) but their crosshairs experience zero shake or drift, admins will manually issue a BA ban. [1, 2, 3]
    • Stat Anomalies: Unnatural accuracy and kill-per-minute (KPM) spikes caused by macro advantages often trigger automatic flags for manual review. [1, 2]

Once Battlefield Agency bans an account for macro use, that ban propagates across all community servers tied to their global network, effectively locking the player out of most populated custom servers.
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This I don't think should be used for evidence one way or another because all the admins of BF4DB saw was movement glitching, which they do not ban for. In addition, it would appear the match from the video recording resulted in Portraits getting a K/D of 2.2, a far cry of what they can do today, meaning it does not reflect the current situation, as something clearly has changed.

Given it was 2 years ago, I would argue that it's probably a skill increase, and I will err on that side unless I see hard proof to the contrary.
 
The guy who reported me on bf4db is an admin of the russian metro server. I'm banned there to this day, even after appeal.
I guess Russians are built different.

BA had me banned too, but unbanned almost instantly.
 
I removed it because I can do that. Not interested seeing a person who is nothing but toxic for years posting on my forums. Carry on.
 
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