@DragonfireXZ95: Here is an a small part of the article.
"PUBG Corp. partnered with BattleEye for enhanced protection for players and both parties are doing something at least, but the task at hand is monstrous — I'm talking about one of the most popular PC games worldwide. Even Tencent, the Chinese publisher for PUBG in the region managed to aid local authorities in arresting 120 people involved in making cheats for games.
There's also the incentive to continue purchasing copies, driving up the sales further. There are now tradable items in PUBG that can be sold, which invites those who see the profit of selling stuff earned through cheating, outpacing the cost of picking up more copies of PUBG. You can see evidence of this with many of the usernames you come across, built from a random generation of letters. And don't get me started on the "bots" that plague some sessions, simply farming BP to buy more crates."
It basically talk about the rampant cheaters based mostly in Asia. Not to mention they have arrested players that are creating cheats to beat the current anti cheat software.
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