Blizzard say: Cheating? No Way!
By Jessica Citizen - Thu Nov 13, 2008 6:05pm
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As part of a massive crackdown, the publisher has just suspended more than 350,000 StarCraft and Diablo II accounts, due to the use of third-party hacks.
As part of our continued effort to ensure a fair and fun online experience for all Battle.net players, we have expanded our efforts to remove cheaters from StarCraft and Diablo II.The Diablo II CD keys that have been linked to the closed accounts for that game have been restricted from playing on Battle.net for a month, with a warning that repeat offenders will have their accounts closed - and a permanent ban placed on the CD keys.
As a reminder, we reserve the right to close the accounts and ban the CD keys of players who are caught cheating on Battle.net. Cheating ruins the game experience for legitimate players, and we will not tolerate it.
This comes quick on the heels of an announcement that a few World of Warcraft players have been under investigation for a similar reason - never let it be said that Blizzard are soft.
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