Summit1g Take On Tarkov Cheating Culture

In Escape from Tarkov, Summit1g just faced a blatant cheater, and he didn’t take it lying down.

In the video from yesterday, a well-known streamer came across an obvious hacker who floated in the air and was impossible to destroy. It was absolutely hard to get rid of that player, which swiftly irritated summit1g, who delayed commenting on the situation. However, following the incident, the content producer moved to Twitter to express his thoughts on the cheating culture in Escape from Tarkov.

He wrote; “Fighting against a floating dude w/ god mode and you guys expect me to believe dude’s aren’t using a lil wallhack closet cheating in Tarkov,”

His response suggests that there are considerably more cheats than it might initially appear, as most cheaters aren’t as overt and obvious about utilizing forbidden, third-party applications. Instead, they are employing hackers more covertly to avoid being discovered. On December 28, 2022, the makers of Escape from Tarkov released a significant update that included new features and a new terrain to the game. The cheating issue is still one of the largest problems even if these changes appear to have attracted many players back to the game.