Apex Legends is the latest big name in battle royale gaming, but the popularity of the kid is problematic, and one of the biggest problems for developer Respawn so far appears to be cheaters. Just a month after the release of Apex Legends, Respawn has announced their no-nonsense attitude towards cheating. The developer was not told how it caught "hard" cheats, but did confirm that it had banned more than 350,000 players on PC in March. Respawn has informed fans of their fight against cheating players and the number of bans now stands at 770,000.
"A Constant War"
In his article on the Apex Legends subreddit, the developer balked at the idea of finding players "so as not to break cheaters' heads," but promised that "he" would attack that from every angle, from buffing to fixing. detecting cheats, creating resources and tools, improving processes, and other clever things to fight vendors and cheats.” Everything Respawn does seems to work. In addition to the 770,000 bans that have been resolved, it has also blocked He has successfully created more than 300,000 new accounts and has banned 4,000 scam accounts in the last 20 days alone.As a result, he says he has been able to halve the number of visits to PCs with cheats or spam.This success doesn't mean Respawn will be relaxing any time soon - he calls his actions "It's a constant war with cheaters that we will continue to fight" This is Respawn's latest attempt to make Apex Legends a quality gaming experience for its fans after to announce that it will focus on fewer, better quality updates. about content quality rather than novelty or speed of publication."