The recent report by Ubisoft for their game title, For Honor includes warning to all players involved to illegal game plays or cheats. In fact, 400 players in total have been banned by Ubisoft since For Honor's launch last February 14th due to using cheat codes or custom made programs.

In the recent blog by Ubisoft, players are warned about using custom-made programs to get a head start against other players. Cheat codes released by the developers are out of the picture. The main purpose of Ubisoft to heighten security regarding this matter is to implement similar gameplay to all players.

For the developer's aid in tracking illegal acts, Ubisoft announced a program that scan cheat-source activities in For Honor called EasyAntiCheat. The use of this program enables Ubisoft to track a total of 400 players using cheat codes in their way to victory. The total number given is accounted since For Honor was launched back February 14th, thus, it indicates a lot of cheaters in such a short span of time.

Also, Ubisoft warned players who commit offensive emblems, harassment, and misconducts. The same sanction will be applied to those who commit such offensive case. To prove this case, Ubisoft announced a total of 70 players banned for doing such acts.

Ubisoft asks for all players cooperation regarding this security procedure. The company asks to report any cheating or misconduct to their Customer Support. The company stressed that bans might happen on the first offense depending on the gravity of the case. They also request to review the games Code of Conduct for better awareness. If in case players were wrongly accused of cheating, Ubisoft says an appeal process will be given.

For more details about Ubisoft's security procedures and anti-cheat act, check out their support page. As always, share us your thoughts in the comment section below, and stay tuned for more news and update.

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