So here's the thing about PUBG's latest ban wave - they're really not holding back this time. The team just dropped their weekly ban report for December 15-21, and the numbers are pretty wild. We're talking thousands of accounts getting the boot, and honestly? Good riddance.
I've been tracking these weekly reports for a while now, and what strikes me is how consistent PUBG has been with these purges throughout 2025. Remember when we used to complain about cheaters ruining every other match? Yeah, those days feel pretty distant now. The anti-cheat system they've been running has gotten scary good at catching wall hackers, aimbotters, and those annoying ESP users who somehow always know where you're hiding.
But wait, why should you care about another ban report? Well, if you're someone who's been on the fence about jumping back into PUBG, this is actually a pretty good sign. The game's health depends on keeping the playing field fair, and these weekly cleanups show they're taking it seriously. Plus, nothing feels better than knowing that guy who lasered you from 500 meters with iron sights probably got what was coming to him.
The full breakdown of who got banned and why is up on their official site, but the short version? Play fair or get wrecked. Simple as that. And before anyone asks - no, using that gaming chair excuse won't save you from the ban hammer.
Diego
Strategy & simulation — 4X, RTS, grand strategy, city builders