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Although at the time of writing this article, the latest Battle Royale game isn’t even 2 weeks old since its initial release date on February 4, 2019, it has already issued its very first and quite large Apex Legends ban wave! This is a pretty strong move from Apex Legends, considering that cheating isn’t very unusual in Battle Royale games, …
It seems that PUBG has issued an update on December 19, 2018, which caused a massive amount of players to get banned immediately after, for accusations of cheating. Despite a large number of players claiming that the bans were issued to allegations that took place up to 7 months ago, most affected players claim the issue was in regards to …
A week after the last WoW fishing bot ban wave, Blizzard has issued yet another WoW ban wave, this time, for other third party software, such as combat routines (GoHandsFree), auto clicking, as well as the EWT pack (Easy WoW Toolbox). What’s a WoW Combat Routine Software? Essentially, a WoW combat routine software, such as GoHandsFree in this case, is …
Almost three months since the last ban wave, albeit for WoW account sharing, Blizzard has issued yet another wave of bans. This time though, for players accused of using third party software, specifically, fishing bots. Not exactly what you expected, is it? Well, it’s quite the reason to get banned from WoW. So, let’s get right into it! What’s a …
As of today, it seems that Blizzard started issuing an Overwatch ban wave to players found engaging in usage of such software, namely aimbot cheating. Although it’s still quite early, as confirmed by this ownedcore thread, the alleged software that started being detected is called SharpEye. If you’re not aware of what an Overwatch aimbot is, it’s basically a third …
