It all helps.īetter yet, if you record PUBG Mobile gameplay yourself and happen to be going up against a squad full of hackers, capture some video on the spectate screen and upload it to the /r/PUBGM_CheaterReports subreddit. Once you do, you’ll be able to witness your own demise to reaffirm your suspicions or, if the footage proves they just outplayed you, avoid clogging up the notoriously busy ban pan queue. If you don’t see the option to re-watch the seconds leading up to your death from your killer’s perspective on the defeat screen, you probably need to enable it by following this guide. One option you really should enable to aid all this, though, is the new Death Replay feature. The more accurate the detail, the more likely you are to get the player banned. The accusations and evidence you give here will let the real life representatives over at Tencent know what to look out for when reviewing your defeat, giving them the means to build a case against the player. Once they do, you can report them by hitting the separate Report button on the results overlay that pops up as you die.Ĭlick this little button to get a pop-up window that includes your killer’s name and account ID, a bunch of pre-set reasons for reporting them, and a text box you can use to explain your suspicions in a bit more detail.
So if you’ve just seen a hacker flying around the map, you’ll need to hold off on hitting the Report button until one actually slaughters you. It’s the second option you want in this situation. There are two buttons used to submit reports from within a PUBG Mobile match one for reporting any visual glitches, errors, and other such general coding issues, and another for reporting players. Automatic detection plays a big part in this, (ever notice the check procedure when loading into a match?), but it’s up to player reports, evidence, and manual tribunals to ultimately keep on top of the problem. Sure, it highlights a worrying trend for the game’s playerbase, but it proves that action is being taken to secure its validity as a competitive game. Operation: Ban Pan, as it’s so lovingly known, has resulted in over 2,500,000 (that’s 2.5 MILLION) bans these last few weeks alone. Over the last year or two, PUBG Mobile has begun to crack down heavily on cheaters, hackers, and anyone who uses malicious tools and tricks to rob players of well-deserved chicken dinners. Here’s how to report cheaters in PUBG Mobile. So what can you do about it? Rightfully attempt to get them banned, of course. Bullets can absolutely blast through thin materials, but when someone manages to see your exact position through six brick barriers and knock your head clean off with a pistol, you know something’s up. The only other explanation? You got killed by a hacker. You don’t need to be an expert in ballistics to know that’s not quite how bullets work. So you’ve just been shot through three walls and a steel beam.
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