Brammer: 108 more bans in a day, no TrackIR support, smurfs left alone for now

In the 24 hours after the big 185,000-account wave, the anti-cheat banned another 108 players. Bulkhead CEO Joe Brammer posted this on X. For the wave itself, see the Season 3 devlog news.

Replying to players, Brammer added a few details. The game doesn’t support TrackIR or similar head-tracking devices: software that moves the mouse for the player could pretend to be one, so the studio chose not to allow them. Smurf accounts (second accounts of experienced players) aren’t being banned yet — the studio can see thousands of them but first wants to separate them from cheaters. He said bans are only issued at very high confidence, at the 99.8th percentile of probability.

If you think you were banned by mistake, Brammer points players to the official support appeal form.