The Elder Scrolls Online has a few less players, but since they are cheaters, no one will miss them. Zenimax has surprisingly improved the anti-cheat systems and caught a few fraudsters red-handed.
No one likes cheaters, and the developers at Zenimax are no exception. Therefore, they have surprisingly upgraded the anti-cheat systems significantly for some hackers and caught a whole gang of villains red-handed.
Dhe 43 cheaters who were caught within the first 24 hours had no mercy to expect and were all permanently banned. According to Zenimax, the anti-cheat measures in The Elder Scrolls Online are specifically designed against the currently prevalent cheat tools and are significantly influenced by player feedback.
The statement indicates that Zenimax is thereby defending against an influx of people using third-party programs. According to Zenimax, this has increased recently.
Since yesterday, the new DLC Dark Brotherhood is live on PC; players on PS4 and Xbox One still have to wait for about two weeks:
