In just 1 day, Garena has cracked down on over 3000 accounts of Liên Quân gamers exhibiting 'suspicious' signs.

Garena is making impressive moves to maintain Liên Quân's cleanliness and stability.

In the final months of the year, the Liên Quân Mobile community is deeply troubled by the rampant issues of hacking and cheating. For some unknown reason, many gamers with 'poor awareness' are 'racing' to hack maps and manipulate scores, causing serious disorder in the game's competitions. Remarkably, the tactics employed by these groups are becoming increasingly sophisticated, easily 'eluding' the security systems for extended periods, making control extremely difficult.

Of course, a slew of complaints have been sent to Garena for this publisher to take stern action as prescribed. However, throughout the past November, the number of accounts 'ascending' to the banned list has been extremely scant. There were even days when Garena did not punish anyone, leaving the gaming community extremely outraged. It was thought that disciplinary actions had been forgotten, but recently, the entire Liên Quân player base was deeply shocked by the publisher's 'frightening' new move.

It's known that on December 11th alone, nearly 3300 Liên Quân accounts 'vanished' due to misconduct. Among these, the most prominent issues are match-fixing and map hacking - two pervasive problems that have left players feeling utterly helpless. For match-fixing offenses, these 'warriors' will face a 3-year account lock. Meanwhile, for map hacking, the death toll rises to 10, leaving spectators immensely satisfied and warmly praising the severe measures.

Needless to say, fans rejoiced immensely at this righteous decision by the publisher. In fact, many couldn't believe Garena would take such strong action. On the contrary, there are also numerous gamers demanding even more productive disciplinary measures, increasing this list to tens of thousands to keep the game clean and stable.

It needs to be affirmed once again, match-fixing and the use of malicious software have never been supported in Liên Quân Mobile. Surely, this will be a 'bone-chilling lesson' to deter the wrongdoers in the near future.