PUBG Anti-Cheat Update Delayed, ReShade Blocked

PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds or PUBG is undoubtedly the biggest proper name in the gaming world right now. The multiplayer battle royale has taken the world by storm and has already become the 2nd-best selling game of all time on PC . That'south quite a large accomplishment for whatever game which has not completed even one year anniversary of its launch.

One of the biggest reason behind the success of PUBG is that developers are actually active and are constantly releasing updates and bug-fixes for the game. The team of PUBG takes cheating very seriously and has already released a couple of anti-cheat updates allowing the players to play a fair game.

PC players, the patch for the anti-crook update has been delayed, as an unexpected event has occurred while testing its compatibility. We volition presently update you lot when it will be released. Thank you for your agreement.

— PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS (@PUBG) February six, 2018

That said, their latest anti-cheat update, which was announced a couple of days back by Bluehole Studios, the creators of PUBG, has been delayed. PUBG announced the delay on Twitter by tweeting,

"PC players, the patch for the anti-cheat update has been delayed, equally an unexpected issue has occurred while testing its compatibility. We volition soon update you when it volition be released. Give thanks y'all for your understanding."

Equally y'all can see, the planned anti-crook update seem to have run into compatibility issues and hence won't be released on time. This is a bad news for all the PUBG gamers as the new anti-cheat update was meant to introduce a number of security measures in the game and was supposed to stop players from using third-political party software to boost upwards their gameplay.

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

— PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS Support (@PUBG_Support) Feb 6, 2018

The company also informed users that BattlEye, a part of PUBG'south anti-cheat solution, has blocked ReShade. So for a user to run the game, he/she must uninstall ReShade. If the game files are already damaged, the user will too accept to reinstall the game.

It'south certainly non the news users were waiting for, however, since PUBG has not given whatever timeline equally to when the compatibility problem will be solved, PUBG players don't have any other pick than to wait.