If you’re anyone to use PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds and begin messing about while using game’s code, it is best to say goodbye your hacker’s hat for the time being. Developer Bluehole has decided to make editing config files at the tables illegal when it comes to playing the sport. If you’re caught, you may absolutely get banned.
The change was brought to light as Bluehole actually spoke about the question “Will it be okay to edit configuration files?” following September patch for any game dropped. The response from the developer was as a result:
“No, editing any game files to achieve an unfair advantage is contrary to the Rules of Conduct. For instance changing any game configuration files to bring about changes that cannot be made through in-game settings menu.” That’s pretty non colored documents, along with the new language seems just as if this covers anything from perhaps the smallest of changes to massive ones like disabling the game’s new foggy weather mode which could show up whenever they want.
Players aren’t very pumped up about the progres, since things weren’t such as this before, with Bluehole taking a less strict approach to changing things in this manner. PUBG community manager Andro Dars claims that to this point, the only real can provide homeowners already been banning for creating these kind of changes are those who went as long as for taking textures right out of the game.
The language doesn’t often discriminate between what types of edits are okay, or what could finish up getting you banned on the game entirely. If you’re preparing for doing anything like changing graphical options or generating administrative edits, you can consider refraining from this for the moment.
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