PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds has zapped over 25,000 cheaters in simply three months

The newest PUBG patch notes inform a narrative of developer Bluehole’s battle in opposition to the cheaters on the market who don’t have anything higher to do than go in opposition to the principles and do no matter they really feel like. 

“We have additionally been working laborious to sort out down dishonest gamers. This is an ongoing battle, however one we’re dedicated to combating,” wrote PlayerUnknown. “We have banned 25,000+ customers within the final three months, and work each day with BattlEye so as to add new protections and detections for cheats showing available on the market.”

Of course, 25,000 is a drop within the bucket when you think about how many individuals even have a duplicate of the sport on the market. It’s offered over four million copies, so you are able to do the mathematics there, however any form of safety in opposition to dishonest is seemingly obligatory in a playground that huge. 

Battlegrounds continues to make use of the anti-cheat tech BattlEye, the exact same one utilized in video games like ARK: Survival Evolved and Rainbow Six Siege, amongst different video games.