PUBG Cheats: The Truth No One Really Tells You Over Coffee

Okay so picture this: You’re finally having a chill Sunday, snacks on the side, Wi-Fi on point, and you’re diving into a few rounds of PUBG. You’re playing smart, your loot is fire, and you just pulled off a perfect flank. Then boom. Out of nowhere, someone headshots you from 800 meters away through smoke, two walls, and a hill. And you’re left staring at your screen like… what just happened?

Welcome to the frustrating world of PUBG cheats.

Let me be real with you. If you’ve played PUBG for even a couple of weeks, you’ve either been suspicious of someone cheating or straight-up rage quit because someone was clearly using hacks. It sucks, right? And what’s even worse is that the cheater probably just moved on to the next match like it was another regular day.

So what exactly are PUBG cheats? Why do people use them? Are they really worth it? And most importantly what can you do about them? Grab your coffee and let me break it down like I would if we were just chilling at your favorite gaming café.

What are PUBG cheats really?

Let’s not sugarcoat it. PUBG cheats are basically unauthorized third-party software or tweaks that give players unfair advantages in the game. These cheats let players do things you and I can’t. Think seeing through walls (ESP hacks), auto-aiming (aimbots), flying cars, no recoil, or even invincibility. Yeah it gets that crazy.

And before you say it—yes they’re against the rules. And yes they’re totally lame.

But cheaters still exist. Why? Because some people care more about fake stats and chicken dinners than playing fair.

Why do people cheat in PUBG?

It’s not always about just winning. Sometimes it’s deeper than that.

Some players feel pressure to perform well in front of friends. Others are obsessed with ranking up or just love the attention that comes with pulling off insane kills (even if it’s all fake). There’s also this wild black market where people sell high-level accounts, so using cheats becomes a shortcut to farming those ranks.

Honestly though? Some folks just like to ruin the experience for others. And that’s the real kicker.

Types of PUBG cheats (and how to spot them)

Let me give you the lowdown on the most common cheats floating around:

1. Aimbot: This one’s a classic. The cheater doesn’t even have to aim. The software does it for them. You’ll know it when someone instantly locks onto your head from a ridiculous distance.
2. Wallhacks/ESP: These let players see you through walls and terrain. Ever had someone pre-fire you through a wall without any sound or footsteps? Yep, that might be ESP.
3. No Recoil: They can spray an entire mag with laser-sharp precision while you’re struggling to control the AKM. Dead giveaway.
4. Speed Hacks & Flying Cars: Yeah, they exist. If someone zooms past you like they’re in Mario Kart or their car takes off like a spaceship—you’re not hallucinating.
5. Instant Healing or Invincibility: They get shot a hundred times and don’t die? Or they heal faster than you can say “bandage”? Definitely sus.

Can you get banned for using PUBG cheats?

Short answer: Absolutely.

PUBG has a pretty aggressive anti-cheat system (BattlEye and in-game reports) and they do hand out bans. But here’s the catch—it doesn’t always work fast enough. So cheaters get away with ruining matches before they get caught.

Also some of these hacks are constantly evolving. Hack developers find loopholes faster than PUBG can patch them. So it’s kind of a tech arms race.

Still it’s not worth it. Get caught cheating and your account is gone. And if you’re on PC or console, the ban can sometimes extend to your hardware or IP. Yikes.

But what if you just want to fight back the right way?

Good. You should.

Here’s what you can do:

1. Always report suspicious players after matches. PUBG takes player reports seriously (most of the time).
2. Record your gameplay. If someone is clearly cheating, having footage can help make your case stronger.
3. Don’t stoop to their level. It’s tempting to think, “If they cheat, maybe I should too.” But honestly, it ruins the game. For you and everyone else.
4. Play with trusted squads. Solo is a wild west. But when you squad up with people you trust, the experience is way better.
5. Stay updated. Follow PUBG forums or Discords to know what hacks are trending, and how to avoid getting caught in a hacker’s game.

And here’s the real talk: Why cheating sucks even for the cheater

It might seem fun at first. You’re winning every match, scoring 20 kills, making noobs rage quit. But guess what? That gets old fast. Because deep down, you know you’re not actually getting better.

You’re just pretending to win. And when the ban hits? All those fake achievements disappear in a second.

Worse, you lose the chance to enjoy what makes PUBG actually fun: strategy, teamwork, panic looting in Pochinki, clutching that last 1v1. You miss all that when you’re just floating around with God mode on.

Real gamers know: winning without challenge isn’t winning at all.

So yeah jani, if someone ever tries to sell you a “secret trick” or a “hack that PUBG can’t detect” just smile and walk away. Because the real flex? It’s not cheating. It’s dropping with zero loot, fighting your way up, and earning that chicken dinner with raw skill.

If you’re serious about leveling up, learning map knowledge, gun recoil control, rotations—that’s where the real grind is. And trust me, it feels ten times better when you earn it.

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Anyway, that’s the tea on PUBG cheats. Now go get that loot, dodge the red zone, and earn your wins the clean way.