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 Hello players,

Anti-Cheat Team here to discuss a new topic: ESP, a specific illegal software that heavily disrupts gameplay, and a brief outline of our plans.

If you remember our previous PUBG Care Package EP. 2 session, we shared a concise review of our Anti-ESP solution. In today's Dev Letter, we plan to dig deeper.

But before that, what exactly is ESP? Extra Sensory Perception - aka ESP - is an illegal software that automatically pinpoints other players' positions in-game. It currently stands as one of the most frequently encountered cheating methods that causes significant stress for our community.

Anti-ESP

ESP gathers information about where other players are within a match to provide a visual context to the cheater through images or text. This brings an unfair advantage in shooter games, where stealth and sightlines are essential. 

ESP programs are relatively complex to detect compared to other illegal software because they don't tinker with our game data and leave no trace on existing files. Additionally, it's challenging to perceive ESP usage from a third person's perspective when monitoring in-game reports. While recognizing the importance of identifying ESP usage and banning cheaters, we are primarily focusing on eliminating ESP.

Thus, the solution we've developed to counteract ESP is called Anti-ESP in PUBG, which is also commonly referred to as "Fog of War" in strategy simulation games. Anti-ESP disrupts ESP by eliminating location details of players who are out of sight, rendering it infeasible for cheaters to identify where other players are. Developing Anti-ESP posed several challenges for us, as it is required to have players' location, sound, and behavior available in replays/death cams while not in-game.

We've created an image that shows the effect of Anti-ESP. In the upper image where Anti-ESP is disabled, the locations of other players in-game are visible. However, when Anti-ESP is activated in the lower image, you can see that the screen is shown as it should.