Police Arrest Biggest Online Game Cheat Dealer in China, Seize Assets Worth Rp 600 Billion
In the world of online gaming, cheats has clearly been agreed as an “unlawful” item to be used. Especially for competitive games, it’s hard to accept or condone the use of cheats for any reason. The essence is also very different from the existence of cheats in offline games. Considering that cheats in online games themselves are proven to be able to directly damage the experience and comfort of other players.
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Even so, the cheater culture in online games until now seems to be still not extinct and even more and more proliferating. The existence of a “moving” figure who continues to produce as well as distribute is allegedly a source of problems that must be focused on.
And sure enough, when the role of the police must be involved, of course this problem is no longer a problem that can be taken lightly. Reported by the BBC, a game company like Tencent felt the need to cooperate with the Chinese police to arrest a gang of high-profile online game cheat dealers. Kunshan.
Called a big class, because this 10-member syndicate has succeeded in making around 76 million USD or around 1 Trillion Rupiah. The game cheats that they make as well as commercialize are more aimed at popular competitive online games in their class Overwatch and Call of Duty Mobile. Through the subscription system (subscription), the price is set from 10 USD per day to 200 USD per month. Where customer gamers who buy this cheat are reported not only from China, but also from hundreds of other countries in the world.
When successfully arrested, at least 17 types of cheats developed have been successfully eliminated by the police. The syndicate, which names its operations by the nickname Chicken Drumstick, is also known to have assets worth USD 46 million or around 668 Billion Rupiah. Like the figure of “Crazy Rich”, some of their assets also contain a collection of luxury sports cars.
It’s still unknown whether this group of cheaters from Kushan is the biggest cheater syndicate that has been caught in China, or, apparently, there are other cheater groups with massive incomes that haven’t been monitored yet?
What is clear, this is a fact of how crazy the online game cheat business is, even though the convenience of honest competitive gamers is the victim.
Source: BBC
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