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You´ll read a lot about a "cheater problem" here.
Are there Cheaters`? Probably
Are there as many cheaters as reviews might suggest? No, I´ve not seen more than 10 in all my hours played (EU Servers) and playing with randoms gave me an understanding why everyone believes the game was full of cheaters.
"Yo, got killed from a cheater, I´ll delete this sh*t game" - Ran into the open and got shot from a guy 200m away while not wearing a helmet or body armor. In at least 95% of the cases people think they met a cheater, something they cannot comprehend happened... the guy was good, even better than them.
Killcam? Research on how the Unreal Engine replay works and you´ll understand.
Servers are absolutely fine, it´s your connection, leading to 300ms+ pings.
It´s boring because you have to watch you friends play another 15 minutes after you´ve been killed? Go play a game which caters to hot dropping and fast action, PUBG is slower but winning a match is a lot more satifying than in any other game in this genre (at least to me).
Also people leaving bad reviews after more than 1000 hours of playing? Yes, must be really bad! They don´t like the game obviously, otherwise they would´ve put time into it.
Stop complaining about a good game just because people are better than you, your internet is slower than a crippled turtle or you´re playing on a potato.
PUBG is awesome as it is and f2p made it even better.
Edit after some Comments on my profile:
There is the pubg shield project started by the developers. It let´s you review "Tickets" and help them identify real cheaters. Participating in that is a measure in helpng pubg to become better.
Within in you´ll see cheaters really frequently. This doesn´t indicate that the game is full of those. Don´t forget that putting up the report manually, providing uploaded footage, timestamps and a written explanation, means going out of the comfort zone of just clicking 'report' within a couple of seconds. Blatant cheaters are caught redhanded with this system. It´s like Amazon reviews. If you bought something and it´s nice, do you always leave a review? Probably not.
You´re absolutely dissatisfied with you purchase? It´s extremely more probable you´ll go and write how dissatisfied you are.
Edit 2:
I´ll turn off the comments here and on my profile again. :steamsalty:
You can even stop sending friend requests, they´re going to be declined anyways.
The insults below here are just the ones I didn´t report to steam.
(apparently not visable after turning comments off. "Go s*ck d*ck" " I *** your mamma" Just the average Xbox live chat chat banter)
Threats ("I´ll come to your place and slice your throat" kinda stuff) sent to me via DMs are worse and even though the salty boys who are starving a chicken dinner, because their skill ceiling is below the titanics sea level, are really entertaining to me, it has become just annoying.
The passion you people put into hating someone who believes the game is in a good, nowhere perfect, state, is amazing. Take that energy and use it to improve your social skills. You might leave the neckbeard scene and see how being a decent human, something you might turn into, will change your view of how to treat people, even on the internet.
Another addition to the review itself:
What we experienced in ranked a couple of times, weren´t cheaters but VPN players. One was even streaming came from china. Popped outta nowhere with a car and all four of my team were dead without even realising what was going on. The review showed they came with a car (we couldn´t hear), shot us (which we couldn´t hear) and left.
We weren´t even mad. VPN usage is actually something the Devs have to pay attention to but bringing the core mechanics in a good state was more important and now they might focus on making PUBG a better competitive experience. (This happened like 3 times in 4 weeks of playing ranked all night with my mates.

Thanks for all the positive comments and awards, I´ll keep on enjoying PUBG as hopefully you guys will as well, see you through my 8x folks :cozydarkseer: