Map Hacking Replay

Does anyone know how to notify Blizzard of beta accounts suspected of map hacking?

Included below is a link to a replay of a FFA game in which I seriously suspect a player of using a map hack. In the replay the zerg player moves across the map taking down everyone's expansions, but just only right after their nexus finishes (so that they cannot cancel and recover the minerals). He can be seen heading across the map directly from newly started base to to newly started base. He even gg's a player before taking down his last nexus. At one point he stops attacking to rally back at his base to intercept an incoming attack.

After the game I watched the replay after the game to see how he amassed his a huge army. I friended him and told him I suspected him of map hacking in a chat window based on his sight in the replay. His answers in chat did not match at all his actions (such as he had scouted the enemy expansions) during the game.

Replay file:

http://imagebot.org/replays/map-hacker-zerg.SC2Replay

after the game, you right click on the name and choose "Report abuse".

Since you added him on your friends list - just right click the name and report abuse

right click on his name and report abuse.

just right click and report abuse

I hope Blizzard actually punishes hackers :D

Yeah unfortunately there's maphacks for Starcraft II already. I hope Blizzard bans the accounts that get caught cheating from all games. It would serve them right.

I heard about map-hacks yeah. I just don't understand why people would hack in a video game like this. It's not like they're trying to be top players by any means necessary. Hacking doesn't even improve their win ratio or anything, since despite their unfair advantage they'll be paired up against players who are as good as them, even with their hack...

Amazing...

This is a sad day...

Hacking ... in a beta .... ??? When your record will be deleted at the end of it and probably several times in between??? What, are these people planning on hacking forever and never getting better?

Hacking a beta is only hurting yourself for when you can no longer use that hack.