Nexon Games, the developers behind The First Descendant, have taken a strong stance against abusive behavior in their popular looter shooter. Their recent crackdown targeted players exploiting systems and disrupting fair play, with hundreds facing penalties.
Massive Ban Wave Hits Abusive Users
In a bold move to protect the community, Nexon Games has penalized over 600 players for various infractions in The First Descendant. The operation focused on creating a welcoming space for all Descendants battling alien invaders.
Breakdown of Penalties
The enforcement actions included severe consequences for those breaking the rules:
- Permanent Bans: 15 users were banned for creating or using unauthorized programs, while 28 others were permanently barred for exploiting the Open Store payment process.
- Temporary Restrictions: One player received a 30-day game access restriction for unusual gameplay activity.
- Matchmaking Penalties: A staggering 601 users were handed a 3-day separate matchmaking penalty for similar suspicious behavior.
How Can Players Report Issues?
Nexon Games encourages the community to use the in-game report feature to flag any abnormal or abusive behavior. This player-driven feedback, combined with ongoing monitoring, helps keep the game fair and fun for everyone.
What’s Next for Affected Players?
For those hit with bans related to Open Store exploitation, an appeal process is available through the official website’s Customer Service support. Players dealing with chargeback issues should reach out to their platform store. Nexon Games remains committed to maintaining a positive environment for all.