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There's no question that PUBG's creators want to , but some players have wondered: is it really willing to go after superstar players if they play dirty? Apparently, the answer is yes. PUBG Corp has a one-month ban to Shroud (aka Michael Grzesiek), one of PUBG's best-known streamers, after a where he initially complained about and then played with a cheater. The hacker both took Shroud around in a flying car and helped him spot rival players that were otherwise invisible. And did we mention that the hacker wasn't part of Shroud's squad, which is a bannable offense by itself?
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