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Gray Zone Warfare Bans 293 Cheating Accounts During Rogue Ops Launch

The permanent bans cover cheating detected during the Supporter Preview and the first few hours of the public release.

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Gray Zone Warfare has permanently banned 293 accounts for cheating during the Supporter Preview and the first few hours of the public release. MADFINGER Games credited improved detection systems introduced with Update 0.5 in its release-day security report.

The latest bans follow MADFINGER’s earlier enforcement during the Update 0.4 cycle, when it said it permanently banned 1,239 accounts confirmed to have cheated. The studio had also planned more in-house anti-cheat tools for Rogue Ops.

MADFINGER asked players to flag suspicious behavior through the in-game reporting system as its work to curb cheating continues.

Have you used Gray Zone Warfare’s in-game reporting system, and how did it work for you? Keep up with the game’s anti-cheat changes on X, Bluesky, YouTube, Instagram, Steam, and Telegram.

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