According to a post by PUBG?s community manager on their forum, the new anti-cheat system will search the game?s files to detect if there are third-party programs trying to hook into the game.
In the post, the manager emphasizes that players who use the overlay software (like ReShade) won?t be banned, but they can?t play PUBG if it?s installed under the new system. He also warns that certain third-party applications that do not affect gameplay, like video or audio recording software (including Nvidia ShadowPlay), might also be affected by the patch.
As Nahimic Sound Tracker is a graphic overlay, PUBG might consider it as a cheating program. To avoid this situation, we suggest our user disable sound tracker before playing PUBG. (Nahimic?s post)
The steps below show you how to disable Nahimic sound tracker.
lFor Nahimic 2.3.X and 2.5.X
Open Nahimic and turn off sound tracker under sounder tracker page.
lFor Nahimic 2.5.X only
1.In the sound tracker page, please click this button and move to application manager
2.Set PUBG state from ON to OFF, the overlay will not active during the game play.
In the post, the manager emphasizes that players who use the overlay software (like ReShade) won?t be banned, but they can?t play PUBG if it?s installed under the new system. He also warns that certain third-party applications that do not affect gameplay, like video or audio recording software (including Nvidia ShadowPlay), might also be affected by the patch.
As Nahimic Sound Tracker is a graphic overlay, PUBG might consider it as a cheating program. To avoid this situation, we suggest our user disable sound tracker before playing PUBG. (Nahimic?s post)
The steps below show you how to disable Nahimic sound tracker.
lFor Nahimic 2.3.X and 2.5.X
Open Nahimic and turn off sound tracker under sounder tracker page.

lFor Nahimic 2.5.X only
1.In the sound tracker page, please click this button and move to application manager

2.Set PUBG state from ON to OFF, the overlay will not active during the game play.
