PUBG Corp. Officially Bans the Use of Reshade Mods Because It's Often Misused

PUBG Corp is indeed fighting against the cheaters who have mushroomed in this flagship game. Indeed, if you look further, the number of users of this cheat continues to increase with the number of PUBG players. It can be seen in January itself, BattlEye which is a security system from PUBG has succeeded in detecting and banning millions of players.

The latest news from PUBG Corp, they have finally officially banned the use of Mods Reshade which is considered to be one of the vulnerable points of PUBG. A very popular mod that is used to provide a better visual appearance, it turns out that this mod is misused by cheat users to give them a unilateral advantage.

Although previously this mod was allowed to circulate by PUBG Corp., but it seems that under these circumstances it is very natural that they prohibit its circulation. They also announced this clearly on all their social media and platforms to ensure that all PC version PUBG players around the world could be aware of this announcement.

PC players, as we announced today, the new anti-cheat update has been delayed but we have blocked ReShade through BattlEye. You will need to uninstall ReShade and may also need to reinstall our game to play. Details here: https://t.co/xLxsOVoqZR

— PUBG Help (@PUBG_help) February 6, 2018

If you are one of the users of this mod, it’s a good idea to take some of the steps suggested by PUBG Corp, such as by making sure you have uninstalled the mod before playing PUBG. Or if your PUBG game files have undergone changes due to the mod or other things, it is recommended to reinstall.

The latest Anti-cheat system from PUBG which will be released soon to the Main Client of the PC version of PUBG will check the applications that work simultaneously when you play and check the files in the PUBG game folder. So to anticipate the error of being banned, all players are encouraged to pay attention to these things.

It is highly recommended that you read carefully all the recommendations contained in the message in the PUBG Forum.

This step may be one of the first steps from PUBG to fight cheaters. Many people think that they will not stop here, but will also continue to fight the cheaters who are still circulating and will take actions that they feel can deter cheaters and stop destroying the fun of playing from other players who play honestly.

What do you think of PUBG Corp’s action against this cheater?