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Star Citizen's developer has banned over 600 cheaters from its servers.
Cloud Imperium Games says it has found "multiple exploits within Star Citizen" that compromised stability and negatively impacted the in-game economy.
CIG says it identified and suspended over 600 accounts involved in exploitative behaviors.
Some players feel that the "open development" process failed to find this issue quickly enough.
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