Destroying the fun and competitive atmosphere that exists, cheat is arguably, the biggest problem of a multiplayer-based game. If not dealt with as soon as possible, just a matter of time until these titles are abandoned by their loyal fan base. There are many things that publishers and developers do, by tackling the involved account tires seen as the most effective strategy. But if this still culminate can not solve the problem? For Bluehole Studio and PUBG Corp, the next step is to take action in the real world directly - catch these cheat makers. An operation they have finally done not long ago.

With China as the target of operations, PUBG Corp. announced it has captured at least 15 PUBG cheat makers after working with security forces. This operation was carried out on 25 April 2018 with some suspect names such as "OMG", FL "," 火狐 "," 须弥 "and" 炎黄 "successfully caught. Not just a charge of making cheat only, their program is also believed to load Trojans to steal personal data consumers. These proven suspects must also pay a fine of around 30 million RMB or about 70 billion Rupiah. Unfortunately, there is no clear information about how long the threat of punishment for a case like this.

PUBG Corp. announced the arrest of about 15 PUBG cheat makers in China.

Together with the announcements they threw in via Steam Community, PUBG Corp also re-affirmed their commitment to continue to fight the cheat program and its makers in the future until the game battle-royale this tipped "clean". How about you? How many of you still meet cheater in PUBG?

Source: steamcommunity