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PUBG seem to go out of their way to protect some of it's cheaters. www.reddit.com/r/PUBATTLEGROUNDS/comments/1bo0u6t/player_anticheat_letter_1_reporting_your/ Most on this list are still unbanned.

@@heyNXS They cheat because they think if they win and don't get caught it isn't cheating and they are right to do this. It is a cultural thing. 能骗就骗 Translates to "if you can cheat, then cheat".

@shady_knights lmao, Krafton's motto.

Sure looks like it.

Not really, they are constantly "working on it", it's been over seven years. It seems to be good at mass banning cheats that use old software. It seems incapable of banning any cheats it can't detect which unfortunately is the bulk of them.

@@PizzaInGame Thank you very much. This is exactly why this was made, for all the cheat deniers out there with the, "I don't see many cheats", "git gud", "skill issue" and other BS essentially denying or trying to play down the issue. Yep, cheating in PUBG is a bit of a meme, but legit players need to be informed about just how out of hand it is. Feel free to link it in any discussions about the cheating issues. While cheating in FPS games in general is overall pretty bad, PUBG clearly is a frontrunner for the game with the most cheating in it. Out of all my vids, I wish this one got more attention and trended more.

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@@J4M3Z.T Was it from Tencent or Krafton? RUclips auto tags PUBG clips as PUBG Mobile if you don't manually tag the vids. Tencent aggressively (stupidly) strike vids with "cheating" in the title.

@shady_knights it was tencent who requested removal. I didn't take it as mobile, I think it was so bad they just got pissed off and tried pushing it under the rug.

@@J4M3Z.T Then it was because the offending video was tagged by RUclips as being PUBG Mobile, when it wasn't. Tencent still shouldn't randomly strike on videos recorded under fair use. Their goal was to strike the thousands and thousands of vids promoting cheats on PUBG Mobile. It was wrong of them to ban vids like yours, double wrong that they banned it when it wasn't even their IP being recorded, and RUclips is the main culprit as it assigned PUBG Mobile incorrectly to your upload. The mass banning of PUBG PC channels was a disgrace though. I've never had a strike, but if I did get it I'd push back on it and keep appealing. I make sure that all are tagged with PUBG PC when uploaded. The process is against creators though.

Yeah...it's asking for it. The "Wiggle that killed Tarkov" video sent a jolt through Tarkov and the wider industry. PUBG's lost a lot of relevance in Western countries so I can't see it happening unless it's part of some sort of wider FPS focused series. What we have right now is the problem being normal for a generation with FPS games. It's pretty sad.

I'm betting most of their skins are from coupons off crates. Since July, I've stockpiled over 1000 coupons (enough to open 100 crates) without really trying. They were playing on silver lobbies. The MMR clearly isn't working right if it's mixing Master 1 rank with silver players (which is what I was on this video). A player with cheats is one thing, but when multiple players in the team are using them it makes them very hard. The only thing that stops a team like this, is another team that's also using cheats. I'm finding blatant cheats in every single ranked match. Additionally, there's a bunch of suspicious plays that I couldn't say for sure were cheating but maybe. Aimbot and no recoil cheats are difficult to say for sure on due to the way the replay works.

They aren't playing to have fun. They are playing win no matter what.

No I'm not surprised. Just showing it how it is. I do blame them though...I mean, who else would you blame? Accepting things will almost certainly result in no changes. Don't shoot the messenger. Agree that it died out in many places due to cheaters. It's still top 5 most played game on Steam this year.

@@shady_knights You're right, you should blame them, I do too! I have no idea how it's still up there, really. I guess there are indeed A LOT of people in Asia that play, but it's hard for me to tell. The developers allowed this to happen for sure.

@@PowermadNavigator alot player in EU aswell. they wont change anything in pubg anymore. probably pubg 2/ ue5 refresh 2026 will be better.. but i guess not

Yep, I've seen those sites too, some vendors have 1000's of accounts for sale too. I'm betting they were paid with with stolen credit cards back in the day, and then they sell the ready to go accounts to the cheats. Money laundering working hand in hand with the cheats.

TDM is a cheaters paradise. It disables the replay tool, the key thing that I can use to determine ESP/Wall Hack cheating. So if you were running these cheats, there's no replay to review, and the reports have less merit. You are right about the volume of accounts using cheats. There's two "legal" cheats that aren't enforced. No recoil macro's and LOD reduction via NVIDIA. They are free, easily installed without 3rd party software and must surely be widespread. PUBG has never in my experience banned anybody for either. The only time they enforce any rules around these is during Pro competition. For the normal games, these are rife as they are unenforced. They aren't as powerful as ESP/Aimbot etc, but they still give an advantage.

@@shady_knights lower the graphics settings, turn off the grass like cheaters did five or six years ago. using macross for a specific weapon is more of a tool for poor cheaters. they simply don’t have enough money for paid subscription cheats with a large and flexible toolkit. Another relatively cheap scam is sonar from sound cards. This is specific software for those who have hearing problems. I didn’t really want to write about this so that someone wouldn’t read it and be tempted by this method. But then I thought... whoever wants to will still be cheating. Also, the macro will not remove the horizontal spread of bullets. in contrast to the cheat for reduced spread and recoil. I constantly observe near-zero spread in many streamers. Many honest players don’t have the accuracy they have at 100 meters even at 30 meters. someone might call me paranoid or say go learn to shoot. but my shooting in pubg is not bad at all for an honest player. It always touches me when people write in the comments - why does everything on the streamer fly to the point? and one of the fans of the streamer writes - he has 9000 hours or he has low sensitivity, or he has a vertical sense multiplier of 2... I experimented with sensitivity. You can adjust the sensitivity in the game itself, in Windows and in the mouse dpi settings. You can set the sensitivity so that the sensitivity will be 50 for all sights. Or you can have just 1 unit for all sights. There is nowhere lower. But using other settings you can make this unit be it feels identical to that at 50. And in any case, it’s better to keep the vertical one around one. From 0.80 to 1.2. and stories about their over 9000 hours...the main question is how many of those 9,000 hours did they play fair? I periodically look for videos about cheaters. because this worries me. and seeing the tools they have... what I like about TDM is that the playing time is quite short, but there is a lot of shooting and active movement. so it’s not so bad to waste your time. some write - write your settings. as if it would give them something. and of course, the information in the game is the most valuable thing. You don’t have to aim onto a point at a hundred meters like a pro, but have high KD and damage simply by having information about the surrounding players. but its problem of all pvp battleroyales,shooters. Some people are patient and continue to play. Some people give up. someone will always cheat. This is more of a developer problem. but they are not very busy with a fundamental solution to the problem. I suspect them of personal financial interest.

Time of day makes a big difference aswell, if i play in the morning like 9-12 there is less cheaters, but if i play in the middle of the night past 12 you get similar to this video, worst match i played there where 3teams cheating so basicly 12players all using ESP and no recoil in one single match, i play on EU servers btw. Allmost all that cheats "90%" are not from EU but Asian countrys and use VPN as they have insane ping.

@@CreativeHuckleBerry YESS, thats what i noticed as well, i play on EU mostly at night when me and my friends get back from uni/work and all these cheaters have Asian nicknames like in the video, what even is the point of cheating on EU, just cheat on your local server at least, and even better if they don`t cheat at all.

@@riotcailin Yup, i don't understand it either. If it was the other way around, i was the cheater. I can't understand why i would want to pay for a monthly VPN and monthly private cheat and waste 10's if not 100euros in new accounts and cheat on Asia servers. The only thing that i can think of, is that these cheaters are paid by an organisation to push negative upon a population. Some type of central intelligence type of thing. They have alot of money, no teenager can afford to cheat this regulary and pay all the monthly fees just to waste it all when you get banned and then do it all over again and again.

They are driven out of the Asia region due to it being saturated with cheating. They move to other regions like EU and NA under the premise that there's less cheating there and they face less competition from other cheaters. Also, legit Asian players also do this to try and get fairer matches. The effect is that they take over a regions servers at certain times of the day, and if they aren't cheating, they lag it up making it an unenjoyable experience for all involved. The end result is local players die off, and more and more VPN'ers flood in, until eventually they close your region as there's not enough local players. Then if you want to keep playing you'll merge in with some location in Asia. This is what happened to me and it sucks.

@@shady_knights To even have competition in cheating is a huge problem already, i knew that Asian pro players VPN’d to EU which is fine for me as long as they don’t cheat but EU server is already fucked up for Eastern Europeans like myself, the packet loss is just huge due to flooding, the game is so hard on my CPU that it creates internet problems that I shouldn’t even have

They get driven out of the Asia region by the high levels of cheating. Unfortunately, it's too competitive for the cheats there as well, and they also use VPN's to go elsewhere to use their cheats on what they perceive as regions with less competition. This infests the game at all levels, on all modes with cheaters.

Problem is, many other teams have the same ability. Yes, they are stupid, but the main reason why they don't win more is due to others cheating also.

@shady_knights that might be true

Yep, snap to target. They just start shooting near the target and the aimbot does the rest of the work for them. Look out for part two...it's even more obvious.

? - The cheat software industry around PUBG is extensive and well documented. The vast majority of cheats aren't making it themselves, they are buying it off subscription.

Try a VPN. If it's a routing issue with your ISP it should work differently if you change your location with the VPN.