Cheating During PUBG Live Stream, This Streamer Is Banned For 10 Years

Cheating During PUBG Live Stream, This Streamer Is Banned For 10 Years – Visit a cheating PUBG streamer on Twitch. This PUBG community manager immediately banned him for 10 years.

PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds or PUBG is known for increasing the popularity of the battle royale genre game in 2021. The game was developed and published by PUBG Corporation and sold over 70 copies earlier this year.

For three years, like any game. PUBG certainly has players who cheat or cheat. PUBG Corporation has tried to eradicate cheaters in PUBG in various ways, one of which is by getting banned.

PUBG Cheaters Banned 10 Years

The eradication of these cheater players is carried out consistently by PUBG Corporation. In early August alone, PUBG Corporation had blocked as many as 2 million PUBG accounts in just one week.

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Recently PUBG Corporation has also caught ‘wet’ a PUBG Twitch streamer who blatantly used cheats on his live stream. Actually, this PUBG streamer has been banned by PUBG. But he created a new account to re-cheat or cheat.

During the live stream, it was discovered that a viewer named 701dirty stated that as many as 100 people reported vesprine actions when he was live streamed on Twitch. A few hours after the report, a PUBG community manager named PUBG_Hawkinz visited the Vesprine live stream. Suddenly a message pops up on the screen: ‘Restricted Accounts. Your session will be terminated due to the use of hacks‘.

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Unfortunately, even though vesprine has been banned by PUBG. But he will certainly come back and do the same. Even one Reddit user, The-Basic, Bro, has watched and has commented on this: Vesprine kept reappearing. People who greet repeatedly. He needs a hardware ban at this point. He’s actually been cheating endlessly.

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