You are going to be rewarded for reporting Tarkov cheats
As part of a series of changes and improvements to Escape from Tarkov in patch 0.14.9.5, Battlestate Games introduced some interesting updates. One important mechanic will see players being compensated for successfully reporting cheaters – but the reward has yet to be clarified. This means that when you report someone and you are notified that they have been banned, you will get something By way of compensation, it could be rubles, random items, or something else.
Money for nothing
Right now, a change like this can turn you into a Tarkov millionaire overnight. It’s no big secret that the game is still plagued by cheaters, and no server is safe. At least now you will get some of your pocket back if you report these malicious operators and they are removed from the platform.
Elsewhere, Battlestate Games has revealed that soon, the newly introduced PvE mode will be available to purchase for owners of all editions of the game – and many changes are coming. that Part of the game. First, there are improvements for AI PMCs in PvE, and the ability to reset your profile is also inbound. For solo PvE players, Battlestate is introducing local play, allowing users to gain access to the game almost immediately, bypassing the need to queue for a server.
Tweaks are also being made to the in-game wishlist mechanic, new outfits are being added to the game (via Ragman), and a new questline called ‘Nostalgia’ is being added. Battlestate is bringing a poll system to the game (but we don’t know how it will work), and the team is rolling out quality of life changes.
The patch was supposed to go live this month, but it has now been pushed back to early July.
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