Escape from Duckov SCAV Mod Malicious Code Scandal Ignites Player Fury and Steam Review Backlash

A storm has hit the Escape from Duckov community after a popular SCAV Mod creator got exposed for sneaking malicious code into their work. Players on the mod author's blacklist face instant game crashes every time they boot up, turning raids into frustrating dead ends. This sneaky tactic quickly blew up forums and social spots, leaving gamers furious over the blatant security threat to their setups.

Leaked Private Chat Fuels Outrage

Things got even spicier with screenshots circulating wildly on places like Tieba, supposedly showing an official chatting up the mod maker. Instead of slamming the banhammer on this risky SCAV Mod right away, the rep comes off super meek, buttering them up and even floating free merch to coax a quiet code wipe. Folks can't believe their eyes—why grovel to someone sabotaging player clients instead of shielding the squad and cracking down hard?

Gamers are venting hard, calling it straight-up spineless handling of the Escape from Duckov SCAV Mod malicious code fiasco. "Total letdown," one rants, echoing the raw anger bubbling up as trust takes a nosedive.

No word yet from the devs confirming or debunking those chat logs, and their silence on the whole mess just amps up the suspicion and jitters across the player base. Meanwhile, Steam's recent reviews for Escape from Duckov have spiked with over 500 brutal negatives, slamming the official response controversy.