Shroud Banned from PUBG for Playing With a Hacker Using Flying Car

Former professional Counter-Strike: Global Offensive player turned highly popular Twitch streamer shroud is one of the most popular Player Unknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG) players in the world with tens of thousands of viewers tuning in every day to see shroud collect kills and chicken dinners. 

The successful bond between shroud and PUBG had led to the the developers behind the popular battle royale game giving shroud his own personal PUBG weapon skins that were available for the community purchase throughout the month of June. 

However, even with the strong relationship that shroud and the developers of the battle royale game have had, it did not stop them from giving out a month long ban to the player for playing with a hacker in match of PUBG recently. 

The now viral video shows that during a recent stream that the streamer joined a group of hackers who were utilizing a cheat in order to allow their car to fly through the air. Shroud went on to fly around the map of Sanhok with the flying car.

Due to the very active and intense anti-cheat measures that PUBG Corp. has gone through in recent months, many members of the community were waiting to hear very soon of news that shroud had been banned for his use of a cheat by a hacker. Knowing of the developers' zero tolerance for cheating, the streamer found himself laughing while stating "I'm getting banned" during his time in the flying car. 

The player later went on to confirm during a stream last night while playing Rainbow Six: Siege that he had in fact been banned from his battle royale title of choice for a month and apologized to those members of his community who had been upset with the PUBG streamer for flying in the hacked car with the cheater. 

The banning of shroud by PUBG Corp. has shown that the developers of PUBG are not afraid to punish even its most popular community members when they break the rules that they have set.

However, once the month long ban is over with, do not be surprised to see PUBG Corp. welcome shroud back to its battle royale game with open arms, as long as he does not take part in any flying car missions on his quest for chicken dinners in the future.