Battlegrounds Mobile India Kicks Off Lobby Screenshot Contest, Bans Over 181,000 Accounts for Hacking

Battlegrounds Cell India gamers now have an opportunity to get a free Provide Crate Coupon by collaborating within the Foyer Screenshot Contest. Gamers might want to share a photograph with their squad within the foyer on the sport’s social media platforms to face an opportunity to win. The competition is at the moment underway and can final for per week. Moreover, developer Krafton has acknowledged points with its Twitter login and mentioned that it isn’t a problem with the sport. Moreover, it has banned over 181,000 accounts for dishonest and hacking.

Battlegrounds Cell India just lately crossed the 50 million downloads milestone and rewarded gamers with an outfit. Now, gamers have an opportunity to win a free Provide Crate Coupon by collaborating within the Foyer Screenshot Contest. All they should do is share an in-game screenshot of their squad within the foyer to any of the sport’s social media accounts together with Instagram, Fb, or YouTube with the hashtag ‘#BATTLEGROUNDSLOBBY.’

It might both be a picture or a GIF and the participant must have captured it. Gamers might want to share their character UID quantity as nicely. The Foyer Screenshot Contest is underway and can final until August 24. After that, builders will assessment the submissions and announce 300 winners on its social media channels inside 30 days.

Just lately, gamers raised issues of Twitter login points stopping them from logging in to Battlegrounds Cell India. Krafton has acknowledged the problem however acknowledged that it’s a drawback with Twitter and never the sport. Gamers will probably be notified when the problem is fastened.

The developer additionally shared an replace on bans and this time — between August 6 and August 12 — it banned 181,578 accounts for utilizing “unlawful packages” to realize unfair benefit within the sport. It is a everlasting ban and gamers won’t be able to enter a match with these accounts. Just lately, it mentioned it banned 336,736 accounts between July 30 and August 5.