The developers of the popular multiplayer online game PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds (PUBG) hate cheaters. They are even willing to permanently block millions of accounts if the need arises, as was confirmed this week.
On the official PUBG Mobile page on the Twitter social network, information was published that within six days (from January 8 to January 14, 2021), the developers have permanently blocked 1,217,342 accounts for various violations.
According to official information, 48% of accounts were banned for using auto-targeting hacks or modifying their character models. Additionally, 22% are banned for using X-ray vision, 12% for increased movement speed, and 7% for changing area damage.
Runic Power Season 17 kicked off in PUBG Mobile yesterday. A new patch for the game has also been released, which includes new weapons, a new mode with unique character abilities, and much more.
It’s worth noting that PUBG Mobile has over 600 million players worldwide, so 1.2 million isn’t that much.
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