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Cheating in PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds might seem like a common enough occurrence that even those who don’t play often are aware of the controversy, but according to the game’s creator, the number of hackers out there manipulating the game is actually “very low.”
Modder and game creator Brendan Greene spoke to PCGamesN during the PUBG Global Invitational that’s going on right now to address the cheating situation that’s going on in his battle royale game. In a match where one out of 100 people are cheating or from what players might find on the game’s Steam forums, it might look like cheaters are running rampant in PUBG, but Greene said that’s not the case when you look at the information he has available to him.
Too the see the numbers and the situation is not as bad as you may think. The amount of hackers in the game is very low,” Greene told PCGamesN. “You might have bad luck experiencing hackers on a daily level, but the level is quite low. We’re rolling out new systems and client tech that should lock that number down even further. We want to provide a clean space for everyone to play in, especially if it’s to succeed as an esport.”
