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Watch Dogs: Legion – Bloodline Trailer Outlines Aiden, Wrench, and New Enemies

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Season Pass owners for Watch Dogs: Legion will be receiving a wealth of new content today as the new Bloodline expansion launches. Title Update 5 is also going and while its changes weren’t outlined, Ubisoft does have a new trailer explaining the new content on offer. Check it out below. As a new story expansion taking place before the main game’s events, Bloodline focuses on Aiden Pearce and Wrench from Watch Dogs 1 and 2 respectively. Both must deal with Thomas Rempart and his new killer robots while also ensuring

A Warzone Hacker Gets Killed In-Game, and the Whole Lobby Celebrates

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Time Stamp: July 5, 2021 12:31 PM - Modified On: July 5, 2021 - Published By:
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Call of DutyShared hype in a lobby against one common enemy can be a sight to behold / Activision BlizzardHackers in Call of Duty: Warzone never seem to be out of the picture. Sure, hacking in any game is an issue, especially ones where there is one winner for the given lobby, but it seems hacking in Warzone is a new beast.In just one day, a clip on r/CODWarzone completely popped off, garnering nearly 8,000 upvotes and loads of awards from kind strangers.The hacker begins to mow down everyone in

Respawn Fixes Game-Wide Apex Legends Hack That Left Players Seeing ‘Save Titanfall’

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Apex LegendsRespawn has restored matchmaking in Apex Legends after a hack disabled it. / Photo courtesy of Respawn Entertainment/EAA frustrated Titanfall player or players hacked Apex Legends on Sunday, creating a playlist that directed players to a website informing them about DDoS attacks against Titanfall and demanding developer Respawn Entertainment fix the problem. Players were also unable to queue into matches in other playlists. Respawn has since removed the offending playlist and restored matchmaking.DDoS attacks are in many ways the bane of Respawn's existence. Apex Legends and Titanfall 2 have

How to report a player who’s cheating in Apex Legends

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Every battle royale comes with its fair share of cheaters—and Apex Legends is no exception. Since the game launched in 2019, thousands of players have been caught using cheats and hacks to gain an unfair advantage. These cheats include illegal software such as aimbots and wallhacks. If you ever suspect a cheater, you should report them as soon as possible. There’s a couple of ways to do this, but the best and the easiest method can be found in-game.  While in a match, bring up the menu (tab on PC,

Tencent banned over 3.8 million hackers in PUBG Mobile last week

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Time Stamp: June 27, 2021 10:02 AM - Modified On: June 27, 2021 - Published By:
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PUBG Mobile has seen more than its fair share of hackers, with Tencent banning millions of players every week for cheating. From June 18 to 24, the developer banned 3,883,690 accounts for cheating in the battle royale game. About 76 percent of those players were banned for modifying their character models. Five percent were using speed hacks, four percent were modifying the area damage, while seven percent were using x-ray vision and auto-aim hacks. About eight percent of the accounts were banned for “other” reasons. The rank distribution of these