Genshin Impact Kaveh asset deletion culprits have finally been arrested, closing a major chapter in the game’s long-standing exploit saga.
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| Genshin Impact Kaveh Asset Deletion Culprits Have Finally Been Arrested |
Summary
- Three main culprits behind the 2023 Kaveh asset deletion scandal have been arrested.
- Over 20,000 players were affected by illegal plug-ins used to delete game data.
- MiHoYo worked with Shanghai police to investigate and restore victims’ accounts.
Background of the Genshin Kaveh Asset Deletion Incident
In 2023, Genshin Impact players were shocked when an illegal plug-in called “大世界消除” (Open-world elimination) spread through QQ groups, letting bad actors delete others’ in-game assets during co-op.
This caused widespread panic, ruined gameplay for thousands, and prompted MiHoYo to promise swift legal action.
Arrests Confirmed by MiHoYo and Police
After a long investigation, MiHoYo and Shanghai Xuhui District Police tracked down and arrested three key figures running the black-market plug-in gang. These individuals confessed to spreading the harmful plug-in that damaged over 20,000 player accounts.
Restoration and Community Relief
MiHoYo’s legal team confirmed that all affected accounts have been fixed, and missing game assets were fully restored. The Genshin community can finally relax, knowing the perpetrators have been caught, and future co-op gameplay will be safer.
The main perpetrators behind the infamous "Kaveh permanently deleting world assets" incident have been arrested as of May 2025
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Looking Ahead
While MiHoYo has successfully closed this major case, they remind players to avoid third-party plug-ins and stay vigilant against illegal tools. The arrests mark a key milestone in keeping the Genshin Impact world fair and secure.
Final Thoughts
The Kaveh asset deletion incident was a dark chapter for Genshin Impact, but with the culprits behind bars and victims’ accounts restored, the community can look forward to more stable co-op adventures. MiHoYo’s strong legal response sends a clear message: game integrity matters, and they’re ready to protect it.