PUBG Mobile announced a few days ago from the game itself the ban list of new hackers that break the rules. It is a coincidence that a few days after the arrival of Call of Duty on Android and iOS, it seems that they want to show their interest in eliminating those hackers, but do you really have any idea how to do it?
The truth is that in recent weeks, right from the beginning of season 9 and shortly after that COD arrived, PUBG Mobile, on some servers, has been infested with hackers. We have seen them in all colors such as manakins, those that they move like snakes crawling when "touched" or those who have the option of shooting through walls. In other words, superheroes that normal players face; and that we are not talking about those who use "aimbot".
The current state of PUBG Mobile
From the third season Tencent Games got the batteries and began banning dozens of players who used third-party apps in order to have various advantages in their hand. We have suffered from those hackers and in the following seasons the truth is that their number was greatly reduced. Those messages with which your account will be unused for 10 years, seemed to make a dent in many.
But since season 9, PUBG Mobile, in many games, has become a we will be lucky if there are no hackers, since they are not only one, they can be whole squads. If not, take a look at this video in which a group of heroes or normal players get rid of a complete squad of hackers (which luckily many are usually quite bad):
A crazy 1.5 min fight with a squad with high-jumping and speed abilities (after we fired 3 flares) from PUBG Mobile
As you can see, for all those players who do not have a few colleagues playing at the same level, it is completely difficult to try to defend against a squad of hackers that They look more like something out of a Marvel movie. And it is that the level we are reaching is that of the video below and in which we can see how they even fly in the new 4v4 mode.
But can the guys at PUBG Mobile tackle this serious hacker problem?
There are many players who are complaining that PUBG Mobile is busier in creating skins to earn money than worrying about the current state of your game. A current state in which it is easy to stop playing even if you have been playing this great battle royale for months. Many players hold out, but others are quitting. And while Tencent Games only shows lists of 100 ejected players, while we know that there are many more.
The funny thing is that if you go to the servers, you will see that the statistics of the best players are a bit crazy. And it is those same players, whom many call hackers, who spend a lot of money on PUBG Mobile. So we have hackers with the pass royale and spending hundreds of euros.
But the worst thing is if Tencent Games is able to answer the question that if it is able by code to stop hackers' feet. It seems not. That is, online games on PC and consoles have anti-hacking systems that in real time check that there are no third-party apps interfering. But what happens if we use these types of programs or apps in a game like PUBG Mobile where its full potential for graphics and resources is maximized? Well, everything slows down and we would need a better machine to play.
What can Tencent Games and us do?
A more than obvious solution is always to report ingame or ingame to that player that we have reviewed that you are using hacks. In the videos that we have shared, you can see perfectly how they move. They stay touched on the ground and move at the speed of light, shoot through rocks and kill people or jump very high are some of their abilities.
What can Tencent Games do? A solution it would be to limit the entry to the server by IP. That is, if you enter from Spain, you could only play on your closest server, that is, Europe. You could never enter the American or the Middle East. The funny thing is that those who use hacks have a higher percentage of use on certain servers, so it is better to leave them on those servers, leaving the American more calm where very few are seen.
Let's hope Tencent Games gets the hang of it and knowing that it has exceeded $1.000 billion in revenue, it has more than enough capital to stop all those hackers.
