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One thing PUBG definitely has going for it is multiple maps - there is a lot more to explore in PUBG, and each of the three - soon four! - maps feels like an entirely different game mode, requiring very different strateg

The strategies for solo and duo both apply to squad, with the difference being that squads can use greater numbers to make the strategies even deadlier. For example, one player can lead an enemy into a room with three of their teammates, as opposed to just one person lying in w

PUBG has a vast map. This means there are tons of locations players are still discovering. This one will make you feel like you have just stepped into the new Call of Duty game. If you are new to PUBG or just do not make it a practice to explore the area because you are too busy trying to survive (we understand, those other players can be ruthless), you might have missed out on the old military bunker. Whether you have the Xbox or PC version of the game, there is an underground network of shelters that house some of the best loot in the game. There are multiple places of entry for players. Some of the entrances are even large enough for cars to enter, just be careful of the narrow passagew

The lack of a building ability also allows _ PUBG _ to hone in on its intuitiveness. Upgrading weapons and armor is simple and easy to pick up. Tossing grenades and other throwables is a bit trickier to pull off, but once you get a feel for it, the act of throwing an explosive becomes nearly an art f

Like they'd be talking about anyone else, noob. Seriously, what is it with camping the stairs? If you never leave the stairs, you won't ever get the experience necessary to engage in the open.For the love of all, at least camp behind a tree or jam yourself awkwardly into a bus

When it comes to online gaming, there are certain groups that can be easily identified by a few qualities; DOTA players are slimeballs, CS:GO players are always screaming about grenades, and Diablo Destiny 2 Void 3.0 players still exist, believe it or not (although it is one of the greatest games ever ma

Noriega's lawsuit was certainly a bizarre one, particularly when he suggested that the game depicted him as " the culprit of numerous fictional heinous crimes " including murder. Perhaps unsurprisingly, the lawsuit was thrown out in October 2014, meaning that a potential freedom of speech legal minefield over the depiction of historical figures in games was avoided. That said, don't expect to see Noriega returning in Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 's Blackout Mo

After landing, head in the general direction of the safety circle and loot the various houses and buildings along the way. Almost every building in PUBG has loot in it, so players should be able to equip themselves rather well before too long. As far as loot goes as a solo player, it may be best to collect long-ranged weapons instead of closed-ranged weapons like shotguns. The best case scenario is finding a sniper rifle, but unfortunately that won't be possible all of the t

Regardless, there are few groups that are as identifiable or, prevalent, as PUBG players. They're constantly rocketing cars off of hills and walls, wearing or swinging frying pans around like their lives depend on it (and they often do), or telling others about the glory of chicken dinners and how hard they are to really

From the get-go, it seems that developer PUBG Corp. was constantly putting out fires. After a mere three months of wildly popular success having sold over five million copies, _ PUBG _ came hurtling back to earth almost as fast as _ Fortnite _ became a household name. From hacking , to cheating , to offensive in-game items , to overall bugs and performance issues , _ PUBG _ has been through the ringer. At one point, PUBG Corp. even sued the developer of _ Fortnite _ , Epic Games, claiming that the game creator had stolen _ PUBG’s _ battle royale formula. However, the lawsuit came to a surprisingly abrupt end and was withdrawn, essentially allowing the two battle royale titles to coex

But that didn't work to rescue H1Z1 from its low player counts and low interest, so the next step - just a week after launching in full - is Daybreak maing H1Z1 free-to-play just like Fortnite as of today. Players who purchased the game in early access get more than a t-shirt now, they also get an "H1Z1 Appreciation Pack", containing the following it

_ Playerunknown’s Battlegrounds _ was released in March 2017, only a few months prior to _ Fortnite _ . While the game had plenty of players, it slowly lost its grasp on the leader of the battle royale scene to _ Fortnite _ . However, _ Fortnite’s _ popularity was not the only factor that weighed against _ PUBG

That's why the meme above is so appropriate; it isn't uncommon to see other players (or doing it yourself), as they run willy nilly barehanded. It isn't hard to feel completely exposed when you aren't armed or don't have a vest on, especially in P