PUBG Mobile hacks: New anti-cheat system bans 809,566 accounts this week.Since its introduction in 2018, Downloads, sales and other measures have achieved the Battle Royale unequalled success.
The game has become increasingly popular, though, and some have tried, through third-party software, to get unfair benefits.
To fight this, game creators built a counter-cheat mechanism that bans cheaters from playing the game automatically by suspending their accounts.
PUBG Mobile releases a weekly report on the sorts of cheats and the amount of accounts banned.
Over the preceding week from 28 May to 3 June, that is to say, a 5 percent decline from last week’s statistics, 809,566 accounts have been permanently denied access to the game.
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A break-up of the PUBG Mobile accounts banned
- 1% of Conqueror (highest) tier accounts
- 11% of Ace tier accounts
- 15% of Crown tier accounts
- 14% of Diamond tier accounts
- 10% of Platinum tier account
- 8% of Gold tier accounts
- 10% of Silver-tier accounts
- 31% of Bronze (lowest) tier accounts
More than 30 percent of the cheaters banned in the first tier (Bronze Tier), which shows the efficacy of the PUBG Mobile anti-cheat system.
Types of Cheats used
- 28% of the cheaters banned due to auto-aim hack usage, which helps aim while shooting enemies.
- Around 26%of the cheaters used the X-Ray Vision script, which allowed them to see their opponent’s location through cover and walls.
- 14% were using speed hacksto outperform enemies via an unfair movement advantage.
- 6%of the hackers received suspensions due to the use of a modification of area damage. The cheat helped them increase bullet damage.
- 9%of the hackers were banned because of the use of the modification of the character model.
- The remaining 17% got banned due to unstated reasons.
