If there’s one thing you may be sure of in any online multiplayer game, there will always be cheaters who try to ruin everyone’s experience. This has been the case for Team Jade’s newly released free-to-play shooter,Delta Force.
Team Jade has publisheda new “Notice of Penalties for Violations” report (viaPCGamesN, that mentions how the studio has banned over 1,000 accounts for violating the game’s terms of service when it comes to a “fair gaming experience.”
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The report mentions how Team Jade took action against 1,107 individuals and listed their account IDs (though with a few characters missing for privacy reasons).
What actions are bannable offenses? Team Jade mentions it as “This includes, but is not limited to, the use of plug-ins, illegal software, inappropriate behavior, malicious use of exploits or bugs, etc.”
The studio also outlined what they do if a violation has been committed, stating, “Once such behavior is discovered, we will immediately launch an investigation and take appropriate action. This includes, but is not limited to, permanent account bans, IP bans, notification inside and outside the game, etc.”
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Delta Force is available now in open beta on PC, and so far, it’s proven to be quite a success for TiMi Studios. To date, the game has been averaging over 100,000 players daily (viaSteam Charts), and this is just on PC.
The console versions are also on the way, and while there’s no release date for that yet, Team Jade did offera super quick sneak peek. According to the studio, the console versions (PS4, Xbox One, PS5 and Xbox Series X|S) are scheduled to be released in Q1 2025. Once we know more about that, we’ll let our readers know.
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