In a bold move to protect its community, The First Descendant has taken decisive action against abusive players. Nexon Games recently rolled out a series of penalties, including permanent bans and temporary restrictions, to maintain a welcoming space for all gamers.
Massive Crackdown on Toxic Behavior
The developers at Nexon Games are cracking down hard on players disrupting the experience in The First Descendant. Their goal? To ensure every Descendant can enjoy thrilling co-op missions without the frustration of unfair play or toxic antics.
Penalties and Bans: The Breakdown
Here’s what went down in the recent enforcement wave:
- Permanent Bans: 12 players were banned for using unauthorized programs, and 14 more for exploiting the Open Store.
- 30-Day Restriction: 1 player received a temporary game access block for unusual gameplay activity.
- 3-Day Matchmaking Penalty: A staggering 703 players were hit with a short-term penalty for similar unusual behavior.
These actions were driven by player reports and active monitoring, showing Nexon Games’ commitment to a fair battlefield.
How Can Players Report Issues?
Got a cheater in your squad? Use the in-game report feature to flag any shady behavior. Nexon encourages the community to speak up and help keep the game clean.
Need to Appeal a Penalty?
If you’ve been flagged for Open Store exploitation and believe it’s a mistake, head to the official website’s Customer Service to appeal. For chargeback-related issues, contact the platform store where the payment was made.
For more details, visit the official The First Descendant website. Let’s keep this looter shooter epic for everyone!