Ban Winds Blow in Escape From Tarkov

Escape from Tarkov has long been known as one of the most intensely fought online games against cheaters. Recent data released by developer Battlestate Games has highlighted the extent of this problem. The player community has welcomed the new wave of bans with both joy and concern for the game’s future.

3,600 Accounts Banned in Escape from Tarkov in 21 Days

According to a report shared on social media by Battlestate Games, more than 3,600 cheater accounts were permanently banned between July 17 and August 7. While this figure may seem like a significant achievement at first glance, considering the game’s current state, it’s considered routine for the development team. The studio emphasizes that combating cheaters is “a difficult and never-ending battle.”

Escape from Tarkov has been considered one of the most heavily cheated multiplayer games in recent years. This is one of the main reasons why the game’s PvE mode has attracted significant attention. It offers players a safe alternative to the cheater-free Tarkov experience.

The shared ban list, which includes numerous accounts with very similar usernames, is noteworthy. This suggests that cheaters are waiting to return to the game with multiple accounts. This suggests that banned accounts are quickly replaced by new ones.

Escape from Tarkov is expected to complete its early access phase soon, and its readiness for version 1.0 is a matter of debate. Cheating remains a major obstacle to the game’s continued success. Players are eagerly awaiting more effective and permanent solutions from the developer before the full release.

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