The announcement in brief
Naraka: Bladepoint said that 73 players were banned for cheating between August 17 and 23. The announcement also states that the game is using new anti-cheat technologies.
The developers additionally announced a reward program for successful cheat reports. A player whose report is confirmed can receive a reward, while ten successful reports with a low false-report rate qualify for a larger reward. Players with many successful reports or a major anti-cheat contribution may receive the Legendary Righteous Polearm spear skin. The post says that 10 reporters received rewards during the same period.
What it means for cheat software
This is not a game-client update notice, and it does not confirm detection, downtime, or an update for any specific cheat. The source contains no status information for individual products. It would therefore be inaccurate to claim that Shack for Naraka: Bladepoint, Naraka Extreme, or any other tool is either detected or unaffected.
Still, the combination matters: the game team reports new anti-cheat technology, has published a new ban list, and has announced rewards for confirmed reports. Reporting is no longer just a complaint mechanism; players now have a stated incentive to submit valid reports through the in-game system.
Do not treat the lack of a product-specific warning as proof that it is fine to launch. Check the current status and announcements from the developer of the exact product you use. If there is no confirmed status, waiting is the sensible option. An “updated” label is not a ban guarantee either—no cheat is completely safe.
What to do today
- Do not read this post as proof of detection or non-detection for a particular product.
- Check product updates and support messages for the software you actually use instead of relying on reports from other players.
- Avoid behavior that makes reports more likely. Our guide on why cheats get detected explains how updates, reports, and player behavior can all contribute to the risk.
- If the product developer has confirmed a current status and you still choose to play, use the pre-launch checklist. It cannot make cheat use safe, but it can help avoid preventable mistakes on top of the existing risk.
If you were already banned
Do not guess at a fix or trust promises of an instant unban. First determine what restriction you received and keep the relevant details, including account, device, and client messages. See what to do after a ban for a practical sequence of steps and actions that are not useful.
The confirmed takeaway is limited but clear: Naraka: Bladepoint publicly reported bans and introduced a reward program for successful reports. This announcement does not provide a verified status for any cheat, so treat the situation cautiously until the product developer posts one.
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