Such has been the case inBlack Ops 6, witha reported 19,000-plus bans for bad actors.
As has been the case inMarvel Rivals, which beganterminating games mid-match if a cheater was detected.
Ubisoft’s open world stealth adventure is out in the wild, and now the damage control begins.
In other words, if you’re caught cheating,the consequences are instant and almost always harsh.
Beginning in April, first-time cheaters will experience a one-year matchmaking ban if they’re caught cheating.
The decision will allow “former cheaters to learn from their mistakes while still punishing and deterring cheating.”
Though, if they’re caught a second time, an automatic lifetime ban will be put into effect.
They may also be subject to a loss of winnings.
At the end of its announcement, Fortnite explicitly wrote that “Additional consequences may include legal repercussions.”
via Epic Games
Thatsame announcementalso detailed a separate playerwho’s been sued for stealing and reselling accounts.
In other words, if you mess around, you will find out.
After years of silence, the Wonder Woman game is dead.
How did it ever come to this?
