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PUBG will now penalise you for showing toxic behaviour while killing under new reputation system PUBG will now penalise you for showing toxic behaviour while killing under new reputation system PUBG has introduced a new reputation system that will assign each player a level that will go up or down depending on how good your behaviour is going to be. advertisement HIGHLIGHTS This system will assign levels depending on your behaviour towards fellow players. PUBG says this system will keep things civil while players kill each other. PUBG players that are abusive and toxic towards their teammates will now be penalised under the new reputation system in the game. PUBG has announced the new reputation system with the Console Update 10.2 urging players to be less toxic and more supportive and helpful in the game towards other players. Although, the reputation system is ironic to the very core theme of the PUBG game, which is killing others. The new reputation ....
PUBG Mobile latest crackdown gets over 12 lakh accounts suspended for cheating PUBG Mobile has said it has permanently suspended over 12 lakh accounts because they were found cheating. Shubham Verma | January 21, 2021 | Updated 11:53 IST Highlights The accounts were cheating using auto-aim hacks and X-ray vision. PUBG Mobile has a user base of 600 million users globally. PUBG Mobile has said it has permanently suspended over 12 lakh accounts because they were found cheating with the gameplay. It is not a new thing in the world of gaming where certain accomplished players take the ill-spoken method to unlock achievements and score well in the game. PUBG Mobile has been removing such accounts for a while but the recent crackdown might be one of the biggest. PUBG Mobile has said it has suspended 12,17,342 accounts within six days between January 8 and January 14. ....