Tencent cracks down on cheaters in PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds

[Jamie McKane]

Tencent cracks down on cheaters in PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds

Tencent Holdings Ltd. is going after the cheaters that infest PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds as it prepares to bring the world’s top-selling game to China.

 

[Ninja'd]

Ahead of its debut this year, the biggest gaming company on the planet has enlisted Chinese police to root out the underground rings that make and sell cheat software. It’s helped law enforcement agents uncover at least 30 cases and arrest 120 people suspected of designing programs that confer unfair advantages from X-Ray vision (see-through walls) to auto-targeting (uncannily accurate snipers). Those convicted in the past have done jail time.

F**k me.

 

[mercurial]

F**k me.

:wtf:

 

[Ninja'd]

:wtf:

Based on my playstyle, everyone I play against would be jailed for cheating

 

[mercurial]

Based on my playstyle, everyone I play against would be jailed for cheating

Hehe. I'm just as astonished the lengths they are going to, to prevent cheating.

 

[ponder]

Hehe. I'm just as astonished the lengths they are going to, to prevent cheating.

They should be taken out back and shot.

 

[Soul Assassin]

Is this game really that fun that it negates the issues, everything I read about and hear from friends makes it sound like an abusive relationship, you get mistreated most of the time and then one good thing happens and you think there is good inside deep down and then back to being mistreated.

 

[Solitude]

Is this game really that fun that it negates the issues, everything I read about and hear from friends makes it sound like an abusive relationship, you get mistreated most of the time and then one good thing happens and you think there is good inside deep down and then back to being mistreated.

It's very addictive. I don't even like multiplayer games but I got PUBG for free and it surprised me at how much fun it is.

 

[CT_Biker]

The is needed in Battlefield for Chrissake.