Arena Breakout: Infinite Records 10,883 Cheating Bans From Oct. 26 to Nov. 8
The period also included 1,709 10-year bans and 73.63 billion Koen in compensation for 58,662 players.
Arena Breakout: Infinite recorded 10,883 cheating bans from October 26 through November 8, 14 more than in the previous two-week period. The figures appeared in the game’s November 11 security notice, which also counted 58,662 players receiving compensation worth 73.63 billion Koen.
The prior October 12 to 25 round recorded 10,869 cheating bans, so the latest total edged up. Other penalty figures were lower: 10-year bans went from 3,861 to 1,709, while device/IP bans declined from 1,313 to 847. Compensation also declined, from 86,261 recipients and 123.90 billion Koen to 58,662 players and 73.63 billion Koen.
Other entries include 141 bad-behavior actions, 141 griefing actions, 5,087 Koen confiscations, 5,087 actions for playing with hackers, and 89,439 under “information blocked.” The notice separately lists 8,327 under “Bans” but does not explain how that figure relates to cheating bans, so it should not be added to the 10,883 total.
The security team reiterated its zero-tolerance policy for plug-ins, unauthorized apps, and intentionally collaborating with someone using them. It says suspicious accounts and historical data are investigated, with confirmed violations potentially leading to a new ban or an extension of an existing one. Players can report suspected rule-breaking through the in-game Report function or the game’s social media. The notice also includes a sample of penalized accounts with usernames partly masked and listed in no particular order.
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