Apex Legends Bans Up To 770,000 Cheaters - Ultimate Guide

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Apex Legends Cheats: Some background to the problem

Apparently since the release of Apex Legends there have been a variety of tricks for this, ranging from visualizing enemies on the screen (shining through the walls), showing all the information of your team (including from life to what weapon they carry), self-aiming that fixes the reticle in any enemy during its movement, that the weapons don't have recoil, among many other things more.

So great have been the events with the Apex Legends tricks that there are currently many (literally thousands) of sites on the internet that offer "cheat services" for this game. The worst of all is that the desire of many users to use these tricks are such that they opt for these services, even if they must pay for them daily (yes, these sites have a fixed fee in dollars, daily, for their services).

Since the use of tricks in games like Apex Legends can be very bad for them, given that those who use these tricks get so many advantages against their rivals that the latter may end up feeling so frustrated due to the difficulties that present themselves, to the point of choosing to leave the game. So it can be said that this could be like a disease for Apex Legends, since it loses users.

Respawn against the Cheaters of Apex Legends

Recently, the drop that spilled the glass of this whole issue was generated when a user was recorded and published the video in which he boasted of his games while winning using tricks. After the alarms caused by this, the developer of Apex Legends Respawn, decided to take immediate action against the cheaters of his game. Likewise, until now it has banned up to 770,000 cheats and has revealed that its plans to deal with these still continue.

Although Respawn has not given specific details about what is particularly going to be done with the cheaters, not to alert them, finally has been prepared to talk a little about it regarding what is currently taking place. In this sense, Drew McCoy, executive producer of Respawn, wrote another blog post about what happens to the cheaters of Apex Legends.

"We can't share details about what we're doing so we do not give the cheat makers the heads," McCoy wrote, "but what we can say is that we're attacking this from every angle: from the improvements in cheat detection, to the resources and tools of reinforcement, to the improvement of processes and other astute things to fight the sellers and cheaters ".

According to the report, the total bans are on 770K players, more than 300K account creations have been blocked, as well as more than 4,000 accounts of cheating vendors (spammers) have been banned in the last 20 days; the total number of PC matches impacted by spammers has been reduced by more than half in the last month due to recent efforts.