Now The Cheaters Are Not PUBG, Ban On 13 Million Cheats

Now The Cheaters Are Not In PUBG, Ban On 13 Million

Now The Cheaters Are Not PUBG, Ban On 13 Million Cheats

What kind of publicity is the people of PUBG, it can be judged by its growing popularity. Everyone from small children to adult people is crazy. When PBUG was launched last year, it started from a small level. But as soon as people started playing it, its popularity began to skyrocket, and the reason was that no one could stop it from growing, but like every popular multiplayer games, there were many challenges in front of it and the biggest challenge and problem is that of cheating Cheaters

Cheating using cheat codes

You also know very well about cheaters that they are people who work without effort, with the help of cheat codes, want to win the game easily, in other words, the hard work of the people who work hard Do the work of Along with the rise of PUBG, many people came to the fraudulent software, which included many cheat codes, such as watching from the walls on the other side, ambiting, speed-hacking, and increasing health by others. There are even some unusual things like bullet registration, that is, no impact of bullet will be on your side, easy to loot the entire map and others. In this way these cheats become cheerleading game winners.

Although the game is so great and fun that the game flows through Lovers' rugs, but due to these cheaters there is definitely a little frustration among the people. It would be wrong to say that developers of PUBG Corp have done nothing to deal with this and other issues. Work is being done to solve this problem, but at the moment, its speed is slightly slow.

13 Million Users PUBG

A redundant user has now compiled all those numbers which the developers have used to ban the cheating players. The person concluded that the player, Anon Battle Ground, has banned nearly 13 million players after the launch of the PUBG game. This is really a big step in the PUBG game, which has proved to be effective in upholding the game's credibility.

Reports Of Such Cheats

The highest ban was imposed in January 2018 when Blahol had banned 1 million accounts on the basis of fraud. PUBG also has some measures to control and identify the fraudsters, which includes replays and options, so that any player can report on the suspect player. Of course, Bluhol will use third-party software to find cheating on his part and will also take action.

Fix PUBG

Following continuous complaints from the players of PUBG, PUBG has also created a dedicated website named Fix PUBG, where a road map of the developers working on the players will be seen. A large part of this roadmap involves making life easier for players with payer play and getting riders out of the game.