PUBG Mobile Banned accounts: PUBG Mobile bans 868457 accounts for cheating and game hacks- Using cheat codes and hacks in games has remained popular for years. But PUBG Corporation, the developer of the PUBG Mobile game has been clear that it won’t show any leniency to such gamers, announcing that it has permanently banned 868457 players due to using hacks and cheating in the game. Those players will not be able to access the game from the same account in the future.
The game, PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds Mobile, has been an immensely popular Esports title but to gain an advantage in the Battle Royale, many gamers take the easy route, using cheats and hacks. In this instance, 868457 accounts used Auto-Aim hacks, Cross mark Speed hacks and Cross mark X-Ray Vision to gain an upper hand in the game. As a result, Tencent’s title banned the accounts that used such hacks between September 3 and September 9.
From September 3rd-9th, we banned 868,457 players from accessing our game 🍳
The main reasons were:
❌ Modification of Character Model
❌ Auto-Aim Hacks
❌ Speed Hacks/X-Ray Vision/Modification of Area DamageFor more info, visit https://t.co/AR9saMgeFh #BanPan #PUBGMOBILE pic.twitter.com/Ywq18nBR0f
— PUBG MOBILE (@PUBGMOBILE) September 11, 2021
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Taking to Twitter, PUBG Mobile said, “From September 3rd-9th, we banned 868,457 players from accessing our gameThe main reasons were Modification of Character Model Auto-Aim HacksSpeed Hacks/X-Ray Vision/Modification of Area Damage”
Among the banned gamers, 34% of them were from the Bronze category, 14%from Diamond, 10% from Platinum while 10% and 14% of them were from the Silver and crown category respectively. 9% of the users on the Ace level who uses hacks. Furthermore, at least 1% of them were from the Conqueror category.
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