The players are reporting continuous disconnection issues in PUBG Mobile and the game has acknowledged that their game servers are under Distributed Denail-of-Service (DDoS) attacks and are trying to take the servers back up. Alongside this, the game hinted to a new anti-cheat system getting deployed soon.
PUBG Mobile is facing various issues for the last few days. While problems are always a part of each games, some issues are deliberately caused by external agency. DDoS attack is of the same form in which the target is any website or online service. The goal of this attack is to render the service unusable and in this case, the targets are PUBG Mobile servers.
As the servers are under attack, some players may constantly face disconnection or connection issue. They can not enter match lobbies or in certain cases, the games can even crash if the DDoS attack traffic is increased.
PUBG Mobile already faced a connectivity issue few days ago in which players were unable to login via Facebook. The issue was solved and soon after, this second wave of problems began.
PUBG Mobile also made some revelations on upcoming changes to their anti-cheat system. The game is filled with hackers and even through stringent actions, the amount is rising day by day. PUBG Mobile is also increasing their efforts to curb the hackers and after several changes to their anti-cheat system, there is a ray of hope that rate of cheaters will decline with time.
Hackers are a problem in every game but them entering into the game’s competitive side is a rare case. Recent PMCO was filled with hacker teams for almost every region and strict actions need to be taken to stop the history from repeating itself in the future.
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