With over 50 million unique players worldwide, Apex Legends<\/em> has become one of the hottest video games on the market. Unfortunately, being a popular free-to-play title makes the arrival of hackers and cheaters inevitable.<\/p>
You’re likely to have encountered aimhacks or wallhacks in your games. Now, we might have just seen another new type of cheat at play: speedhacking. Popular Twitch streamer, Trainwreckstv, was playing Apex Legends when an opposing player zoomed past him and his team. Check out the clip below:
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Apex Legends<\/em> has been plagued with hackers for a a while now, with multiple streamers speaking out on the number of cheaters in the game. Respawn Entertainment said it has banned over 355,000 hackers<\/a> as of March 8, and has also announced that it’s making improvements to its anti-cheat system.<\/p>
Twitch star Tyler “Ninja” Blevins tweeted out his thoughts<\/a> on the legions of hackers hitting the Apex<\/em> servers. “Remember, it took Fortnite<\/em> 1-2 months to release their god tier hacker update where we almost never saw them again,” Ninja said. “Really want to see @PlayApex<\/a> get this right.”<\/p>
Apex Legends <\/em>fans are now eagerly awaiting the beginning of season one, where a new Legend will be getting announced, as well as the release of the Battle Pass. Respawn says that it needs to be very secretive<\/a> with its anti-cheat plans so that they can effectively deal with most, if not all the hackers.
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