NARAKA: BLADEPOINT Bans 120 Cheaters, Expands Cheat Report Rewards
NetEase published a fresh ban list for NARAKA: BLADEPOINT on November 3, covering the week of October 26 to November 1. In that span the team removed 120 accounts caught cheating or hacking, and the full list of banned usernames was posted alongside the announcement.
120 Accounts Banned in One Week
The developer says it is relying on newer anti-cheat tools to catch these players, on top of the existing detection systems already running in the game. The posted list names each banned account, though most are partially masked.
How the Cheat Report Reward Works
Alongside the bans, NetEase laid out a tiered reward system for players who report cheaters through the in-game system. Report one confirmed cheater and you get a reward labeled X1. Report ten confirmed cheaters with a low rate of false reports and you get a reward labeled X10, though the studio asks players to report responsibly so the volume does not slow down verification. Players who rack up many successful reports, or who make a significant contribution to catching cheaters overall, get the Legendary spear skin “Righteous Polearm”.
The developer specifically recommends using the in-game report system rather than other channels, since that is what lets them confirm a cheat and log a successful report against your account. For the October 26 to November 1 window, the announcement states that one player successfully reported cheating or hacking and received the reward tied to that tier.
What This Means for Players
NARAKA: BLADEPOINT runs on an online competitive structure with active anti-cheat enforcement, so this update is not about files or mods you install locally. There is nothing here that touches client-side mods or community add-ons, since the game’s anti-cheat and ban process operates independently of that.
In practice, this is a reminder that the in-game report tool is the fastest way to flag a cheater and actually get credit for it. If you have been reporting suspicious players through other means, switching to the built-in system is what the developer says will get your reports counted toward the reward tiers. Keep your reports accurate rather than frequent, since the studio is weighing the misreport rate when it comes to the higher tier rewards and the Legendary spear skin.
Based on the developer's announcement on Steam, 3 November 2026.
