Arrest and $5.1 million fine — this is how the Chinese police are fighting the distributors of cheat programs for the “royal battle” of PLAYERUNKNOWN BATTLEGROUND. On April 25, Chinese authorities detained 15 people on suspicion of creating and selling hacking programs for a popular online action movie.

The Chinese corporation Tencent will monitor the behavior of gamers in their games. For playing with cheats and offensive behavior, the publisher promised to reduce the social assessment — a parameter by which the Chinese authorities plan to determine the social value of each resident of the country in the future.