To keep an eye on its players, BlueHole Inc. is working with BattleEye, a security system and detecting the strange behavior of players that are already widely used in many FPS games. Well, last month BattlEye just announced that there are already about 150,000 cheaters they managed to conquer and punish. But the numbers seem to continue to grow rapidly, even today
This month, they announced that they have detected about 322,000 Cheaters and have banned all of them. As can be seen from the tweet above, BattlEye every day banned people around 6000 to 13000 players, and had almost reached 20,000 players in one day. This amount is double the number of players they banned last month.
more than half of the 172,000 players just banned by BattlEye from PlayerUnknown's Battleground last month were Chinese players. They assume that the spread of Cheat in China is quite large and also popular among PUBG players in China.
Seeing the firmness of PUBG and BattlEye in dealing with Cheaters, shows that a cheat will interfere once a person's playing experience. So strict measures must be really taken by the developers to be able to provide a deterrent effect to the players who want to use the cheat.
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