There's been over 5 million account banned for cheating and toxic behaviour this year already.

This appears to have zero impact on the overall amount of cheating impacting matches on a day to day basis. In fact, you could argue that through this year it has got worse and worse.

On top of this, reports on obvious cheaters are often ignored, and the videos uploaded of them are not even viewed by PUBG. As a result, many obvious cheaters simply keep on playing for months/years without ever getting banned.

So if your prime concern is about obvious hackers, it seems that PUBG is either unable to or unwilling to do anything about them and they are thriving.

Originally posted by Shady Knights:

There's been over 5 million account banned for cheating and toxic behaviour this year already.

This appears to have zero impact on the overall amount of cheating impacting matches on a day to day basis. In fact, you could argue that through this year it has got worse and worse.

On top of this, reports on obvious cheaters are often ignored, and the videos uploaded of them are not even viewed by PUBG. As a result, many obvious cheaters simply keep on playing for months/years without ever getting banned.

So if your prime concern is about obvious hackers, it seems that PUBG is either unable to or unwilling to do anything about them and they are thriving.

It doesnt have impact on cheating because the game is free 2 play. All those cheaters just make new accounts. Might aswell just let them cheat, they'll get bored.

Originally posted by Jack:

Just curious after quitting over 4 years ago due to constant obvious hackers.
Is the game better? Worse? What has changed?

Nothing has changed. Might be a little worse now.