The ban hammer continues to fall on PUBG cheaters.
PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds makes use of the BattlEye anti-cheat system, and in line with the service over 322,000 cheaters have been banned since PUBG launched in March.
BattlEye mentioned the 322,000 determine is twice what was reported in September when the sport’s inventive director Brendan Greene acknowledged over 150,000 PUBG players had been banned. Greene mentioned on the time eight,000 of these bans occurred in a 24-hour interval between September 13-14.
Yesterday when BattlEye launched the newest ban depend, it mentioned there have been 6,000 – 13,000 bans occurring every day. Close to 20,000 had been banned inside a 24-hour interval, the vast majority of which had been in China. The area together with Korea account for half of all gamers, according to SteamSpy.
We are at the moment banning at a price of 6K-13Okay per day, almost 20Okay throughout the final 24 hours alone. The overwhelming majority is from China.
— BattlEye (@TheBattlEye) October 13, 2017
During the primary three months of availability, PUBG was purging cheaters every day, and by the top of June over 25,000 accounts had been hammered.
Given the recognition of PUBG, bans are positively a full-time job for a lot of, particularly contemplating Battlegrounds has now sold over 15 million copies on Steam. The sport continues to be on observe for a holiday release on Xbox One, so count on the gross sales determine to leap massively.
Earlier this week the sport had over 2 million concurrent customers, and within the final 24 hours PUBG had 2,279,084 concurrent users. It’s present at present as of press time, October 14, stands at 2,291,190.
BattlEye mentioned it would proceed to work relentlessly on banning cheaters.
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