Apex Legends Cheaters Are Getting Hardware Banned

Cheaters and hackers are a huge problem in every online game, and not all developers know how to handle the issue properly. This isn't the instance for Respawn, which is going to extreme lengths to proceed Apex Legends as cheater-free as possible.

According to online reports, those who are caught cheating in the battle royale game are getting their hardware banned, as they cannot play the game with some other account later having been banned.

Last week, a new Noon Legends update has been released on all formats, introducing quality of life improvements and more.

Quality Of Life

Added the power to party up with the last team you played with. After the match you will see buttons in the anteroom that display the last two people you played with and can invite them to your squad.

Additional behind-the-scenes improvements for squashing cheaters.

Added Mute push button during the intro and Legend selection.

When using the Report Player button for PC, you now accept the option of selecting Cheat or Other.

Fabricated small improvements to the UI for customizing Legends.

Added option to plough off lighting on compatible hardware (for example, Razer Chroma devices) in the Mouse/Keyboard settings.

Added informative messages that appear on PC for crashes due to running out of retentivity and CPU errors best explained past overclocking/overheating.

Added better collision to the turrets on Supply Ships.

Stability fixes to all platforms.

Bug Fixes

Fixed issue where the Battle Pass rewards page would not have a default item selected, resulting in a mostly blank page.

Fixed problems for PS4 and X1 where sometimes attempting to use a keyboard to chat could cause a fatal script error.

Fixed bug with Imprint Cards not showing upwards during and at the terminate of a match.

Bound Pad Phase Walk Interactions

Octane's Jump Pad no longer affects players when using Into the Void ability.