Bluehole gets tired of rude, racist, threatening users who use cheats in PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds and will begin to punish harshly those who do not follow the rules of conduct that have been published on their website.

The game that is breaking it this year, without the slightest doubt, is PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, which is already the third most played game on Steam, passing at times to Counter Strike: Global Offensive and has also become an official ESL game . The popularity of the game has brought about the arrival of the typical beings of limited intelligence who have a very regrettable social behavior, something normal in all games. The game developers have grown tired of these common attitudes and have established a series of rules of behavior.

Bluehole, the studio behind PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, has published fourteen rules of conduct on its website to establish an official code of behavior aimed at eliminating toxic users. The rules emphasize language, prohibiting offensive or racist comments and messages, as well as messages promoting real-world violence or harassment. I'm a CS:GO player, and this kind of behavior is commonplace. In every match, I'm insulted, accused of cheating, and I see users posting racist and xenophobic messages.

The game developers encourage you not to get into trouble for doing, inciting or organizing criminal activities, impersonating other users, sharing private user data or spamming. Bluehole also does not want cheating users on its servers, so it will punish those who exploit glitches or bugs or use cheating tools, such as bots. Anyone who makes illegal alliances or eliminates teammates will also be punished. The truth is that this issue is about to be dealt with and to end the attitudes of some very tired users that show their intellectual limitation.