H1Z1 had quite a lot of cheaters, judging by the number of players who got banned this week.

Daybreak president John Smedley and his staff are on a campaign to end cheating in H1Z1, as well as the sites that provide said cheats. Smedley announced yesterday that the developer has banned 24,837 accounts from the game.

Smedley named one site that’s known to the H1Z1 community as a cheat provider.

@Maced55 as a proud pc gamer that site and others like it disgust me and we collectively need to put them out of business

— John Smedley (@j_smedley) May 19, 2015

@H1Z1Insider you don't think we know these cockroaches? We do. We are going to be relentless and public. Screw not provoking them.

— John Smedley (@j_smedley) May 19, 2015

A quick look on the game’s sub-Reddit reveals that cheaters have been running rampant in the game for a while. One cheat that’s often called out is “ESP,” essentially a wallhack, letting players know where others are at all times.

Posted: May 20, 2015 6:53 pm
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Source: http://www.vg247.com/2015/05/20/h1z1-bans-nearly-25000-cheaters/