This is PUBG in 2023.. Is It Dead? (PlayerUnknown's BattleGrounds)
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►Taking a step back from our usual Warzone content, let's take a look at how the original Battle Royale, PUBG is doing in 2023. I miss it so much.
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playing pubg with friends in 2017-2019 was some of the most fun i’ve had. We all stopped playing when we realized we were playing against bots, it just really killed the fun for us. If it’s still possible to get into games full of real players, I definitely want to get back into it 🙂
Now bots aren't much in real lobbies if ya play in casual ya get bots
There are almost no bots in games now. Stats show 5% in NA region at least.
@@JFinns I wanna get either pubg or fortnite for PC, which one is the most fun with real players because I was getting worried pubg might be dead or had too many bots which i dont like
@@martinmwitila4616 They are both free so you can't go wrong. PUBG is far more realistic and generally mature playerbase. Has realistic guns and vehicles and lots of maps. It's certainly not dead it's usually in the top 5 played games on Steam. Fortnite has probably a larger playerbase, is more cartoony and floating in feeling. It uses a much newer version of unreal engine. It's more casual in design. Up to what kinda game you like. Neither have more than 5% bots per match.
@@JFinns alright I think I'm gonna go with pubg, since I never got the chance to before I built my PC and I've always been a fan of pubg, fortnite maybe just to play with my friends, thanks 👍🏿
Find it much more enjoyable than cod these days. Much more thinking involved and it's a better pace. Plus knowing when you die it's permanent makes every engagement tense.
Especially the aspect of truly fighting for space and location means a lot more. In Warzone in typical COD fashion you just run around and pretty much can run-n-gun your way to end game, and there's little incentive in fighting for good positions because so many cheese aspects can bail you out of a pinch. You died? A team mate can buy you back. They have no money? Just win a duel in gulag. You lost your gear? Just buy it back. You had to give up your position? Just use any of the 20 cheap ways to jump, fly, parachute, etc your way back. People track each other, have ez minimaps for scouting, all sorts of side quests, constantly something fighting for your attention and leading you away from the overarching goal - and in the end it all blurs together and nothing is ever truly memorable. And unlike in Warzone, in PUBG your downs and kills have true impact and consistency. If you get a guy, that's one less obstacle between you and your goal, thus it's worth fighting for every inch, and being methodical since enemies will be doing the same instead of running around guns blazing like cats with 9 lives.
And having downtime between engages lets you regroup, strategize, and evaluate the bigger picture rather than only ever experiencing tactical momentum. When you win in Pubg, you actually feel like you went on a journey, with each phase having its own distinct memories and events that you can recall and be fond of. In Warzone it's just one big sandbox of a shooter full of headless chicken running around aimlessly.
Pubg was originally a mod for Arma 3 made by PlayerUnknown, which started the entire genre. H1z1 was the first standalone game to release, then pubg's standalone game, fortnite and so on
11:37 actually the suppressor completely eliminates muzzle flash for even more stealthiness
PUBG still a classic, excellent game. Im been done with COD for years, Im 35 so ya COD phase is boring to me now after playing it for 20 years. PUBG however, is one of a kind in realism, the clunkyness (which is good imo, adds a realistic effect), and overall gameplay. I quit playing it for a year or two, but started back a few months ago and its better than ever.
I want to get back into it but when I seen the "you need to complete challenges before going into an online game" I uninstalled it. I was there at console launch and it's going to ask me to do all that nonsense? No way Jose
@@sheldonjplanktonn I mean I understand why there’s a lot of trash players let alone free to play players who quit ranked just because they get killed faster than they do on pubs. Doing the challenges is more like conditioning yourself before getting into competitive matches
But is going to end in 8 year developer already announced they will support for 10 year and than end it
I think the base clunkyness is good, it ads weight to your decisions and doesn't let you cheese your way out of bad decisionmaking. The one thing they could improve is fluidity of movement and game physics - so that your character has real momentum and weight to them - and add more options for pacing (not to the extend of games like Tarkov, but a casual version of that would be amazing).
The gun feel is probably what PUBG does best. Weapons have recoil, weight, good fire rates, and don't feel utterly artificial like they do in COD. Also while TTK is low, the handling of weapons means you don't just laserbeam down people like in Warzone, where TTK is actually higher but you can more consistently hit vastly more shots at high pace without negative impact on aim and bullet trajectory etc.
I think the perfect PUBG sequel would be like this:
1. The core gameplay template is just what PUBG already does. No buybacks, no cheese mechanics, no Gulags and other bs mechanics that let people escape the consequences of their actions.
2. Updated visuals (like basing it on UE5 capabilities) with weather cycles that are both immersive and also alter the gameplay for a more varied experience.
3. More environment destruction (akin to Battlefield, to a slightly lesser degree) so that you have impact on the surroundings and can shape the match according to your decisions and fights. Imagine rocking up to a compound and seeing multiple buildings with shattered facades, garden walls riddled with bullet holes, and massive holes in the ground from various explosives - and a thick smoke still lingering in the air. The firefight that may have happened many minutes ago, will still shape the environment and experience long after the fighting is over.
4. A non-linear zone. Depending on the map, it could either be a toxic gas, a radiation leakage, a frosty blizzard, or a fiery volcanic ash cloud descending on the map - and the effects increasing the further into the zone you get. There could be items that help you maintain a degree of fightworthiness such as oxygen masks, insulated clothing, toxicity/decay counters, temp gauges, etc. More items that help you sustain your gameplay experience within layers of the zone - and in the end the map is entirely engulfed. The current binary circles with fixed damage rates are good for simplicity, but also very consistent meaning they offer little gameplay variety and nuance.
5. Partial progressive map generation, where certain regions of the map have progressively generated content depending on some specified variables. This could be density of city zones, types of building spawns, types of loot, vegetation type, rock formations, water streams, and so on. While the base map is fixed, having zones with progressively generated content means that no match will be exactly the same, and you get a higher reward for exploring your options instead of just instalocking your drop zone every round and knowing exactly what to expect going in.
Same! I'm on PC though. Started playing it again recently and it's fun! Had a lot of fun in squads with friends and got a few wins
I can’t like a game where 80% of the players are bots and the real players just peak behind trees for 10 mins waiting for you to run in their view then you got the circle... run run run run for 10 mins then die to a prone sniper/DMR
I've only ever played PUBG a hand full of times but, even with such an old game, you make it look so fun!
Thanks Michael! It was a blast
I’ve been playing the last couple days. The game honestly feels great definitely will be playing more. The pace is so much more methodical than any other BR.
U still playing bro?
I don’t think the game will ever truly “die” unless they drop pubg 2 and even then only if they shut Down the servers
They made pubg 2 but in wrong platform.
They were making a pubg 2 but they canned it and instead they are just slowly adding stuff that was going to be in pubg 2 into pubg
@@oGxMaXiiMuMZz makes sense
Had a ton of fun with this game back in 2016-2017 but I quickly stopped playing because I felt the game never really evolved enough. They did add some new weapons here and there and added new maps but the game still feels the same which for some can be a good thing but I feel with BRs they need to shake things up to keep players interested, that's why Fortnite is still the juggernaut that it is.
Also ive always hated the floaty movement in this game lol.
I see what you mean. Probably nostalgia talking but it was nice to play a watered down classic BR and not a game that felt like it was forcing content to remain relevant.
I think the game staying the same would have been a good thing, if it was an AAA production. But it wasn't, there were many flaws, shortcuts, compromises, and glaring quality issues as well as not being up to par from a visual pov either. It's not bad in any regard, but it isn't industry leading in any aspect either, which means everything feels aged rather quickly once competitors step up their game.
All I can say is that PUBG had (and still has) the most potential out of any battle royale shooter, but they chose to do nothing with it. The gameplay experience, despite new weapons, gear, and maps, is still fundamentally the same beta test experience of 2016. Back then it was great because everything was novel, but this game truly deserves a sequel that brings it to true 2023 standards.
Better animations and character control
Upgraded visuals (imagine if it was UE5 based :o)
Better physics
Better landscapes/environment with higher degrees of destruction (also easier to do now with engines like UE5 and similar)
Better VFX and sound for true immersion
An evolution of the gamemode itself (improved concept of "the zone", etc)
Some other games of its time like Ring of Elysium actually did a lot to try and innovate on PUBG's base template, with fairly great success I'd say. RoE's concept of a heli extraction is actually amazing, because it gives an objective to fight for and also means you can actually cooperate for a mutual victory instead of the binary "kill or be killed" scenario. Adds variables and thus more nuanced gameplay experience.
And RoE's "zone" being non-circular and asymmetric in its progression makes it less game-fied where you can't just go for averages and predict expected outcomes, but instead are forced to constantly think and adjust your decisions on the fly. These concepts are by no means perfect, but they are proof that the template itself can be evolved beyond the simplistic nature of "follow circle and be the only one left alive".
I had so many good memories with my friends playing PUBG. Unfortunately most people rather play warzone and though I do enjoy it I only enjoy it from a social aspect. And frankly I’m normally not a multiplayer kind of guy. The games I used to play multiplayer solo and genuinely worked hard to be a competitive player no longer make good games. For instance battlefield and halo were my top 2 that I actually cared about and considered playing pro so I would practice for hours so that I could one day. Anyways I haven’t had that kind of drive since PUBG AND I enjoyed the social aspect as well. Everyone in my city, all my peers, colleagues, co-workers etc. we’re either playing fortnite or H1z1 luckily I managed to get my friends into PUBG. It’s definitely going to be a game that will have a ton of nostalgia as we get older, I want to say my collective experience, with solo play, social play with my friends, the competitive aspect, but also the fun aspect, all of it collectively was pretty close to the Halo 3 era.
Thank you for that view.
Just say yes or no to this : pubg is way more optimized than warzone
I keep meeting players who came back after a few years. I feel like there is a bit of a revival for sure.
Its 4th on Steam charts with 205,284 players right now. I dont think that the game will die for the next 3 to 5 years
As long as they keep rolling out big updates that keep the game fresh, maybe night maps with night vision and flashlight attachments? Helicopters, etc
@@eXcalibre_nah they need to advertise more . I keep seeing valorant all over the place but pubg is not advertised as much
I would love a follow up video of what you think PUBG team should do to bring back/new users to PUBG and have them actually stay?
How is your bullets registering?
also one thing that i dont think that you mentioned is that to enter the ranked mode you have to spend 13 dollars
I don't care if the lobbies are full of bots. Sure, it won't be as action packed as Warzone or Apex, but at least I don't have to sweat my tits off.
true! Its a lot of fun
Such a relatable comment.
Me and my buddies still play the 3 casual games first before we play other games to be able to relax, practice aim, and just chat just a vibe
Can anyone link site that shows current players and what nations they are playing in and what the population in each nation is ?
Started back up a couple weeks ago, played around releases..
I'm actually having fun.
I think Pubg is better than COD.
Though gun recoil is harder to control
It definitely reinforces tap firing
i love how at the moment you are talking about gun sounds being really good and easy to pinpoint you are shooting at a guy who has no idea where you are shooting him from lmao
i usually play at night, having trouble finding matches.. what country plays the most pubg? so i can ise a VPN and play with them
Is there actually levelling now? I played this back in the day but stopped because it felt like there was zero progression.
Cant play pubg in my laptop. game doest start ,, keep going for match making :( how to resolve it ? im from AUS
Got killed by someone with 250 days on PUB G and I’m a lvl 18
Its a really fun game.
But the problem is that I get matched with lvl 500 veterans who have been playing since 2017.
Its very annoying when i get obliterated with a full auto M762 200m away by some lvl 500 guy with hours of experience.
It feels unfare
On console?
@@Detlefkarstenherbert pc
I play pubg since 2020 and at first I thought like you. Now I'm lvl 500 and many times I get destroyed by players lvl 200-300. So the lvl doesn't matter, you can be a good player even at lvl 200
@@torcimento if you're level 50+ you have had enough time in the game. I think he's below that that's why he's saying that.
@@zubankesari7464playing with veterans that are insanely good is better then playing against AIs that don’t even shoot back at you
PUBG is still king for mechanics. Realistic, it takes time, gunplay is still king. Not arcadey and it's fun
I played Arma 2 battle royale mod, That was the TRUE OG ;) but in all seriousness I miss this game so much
Just finished watching the BF2042 video and boy was it a masterpiece. Was about to close, until I saw you've made a video on PUBG too. This game is still my daily driver, and no I don't live in NA so I don't get bored of the game very quickly, haha. The game is still a work of art for what it stands for. It's tryna keep up with other games incorporating gadgets, bringing back teammates, self revives but the core is still intact and that is the best part about the game. The game takes you back to a time when games were simple. You can have fun with your friend while playing the game and also chatting about things in general, which makes up for a really good time. The glory days are long gone but the game still holds up really well in terms of gunplay, sounds and overall mechanics as you talked about in the video.
just saying the name radical heights takes me back to the INSANE hype train that was Battle Royale
so many lost memories
I remember playing ring of Elysium felt kinda like a mobile game like things just didn't have the right amount of weight
I'd really love to get back into PUBG, but I pretty much exclusively game with friends (and none of my friends are as good at shooters as I am) so I inevitably end up in squads with 2 dead teammates who either have to sit out the rest of the match or we have to fast-track back to the lobby. I know a bunch of people hate the idea, but squads in particular really needs some sort of high risk buyback mechanic for dead players, since it's so easy to down and kill someone in one spray. It's just not fun to play with a full team because people always end up sitting out
Try new vikendi map. It has comeback system
For that, you play COD.
For PUBG, we prefer permenant death so predection based on kills/knocks/player count make sense when making any move.
No the game really doesn't need any buyback. That's exactly what makes the experience good, that you know your actions have true impact. Yea it sucks if one or two players in your squad go out early, then you just adapt and either commit or go next. But the one thing making the experience worthwhile when you DO succeed, is exactly the fact that you don't get to come back from the dead. Getting downed is more than enough for players to maintain a fighting chance against rng and unlucky encounters.
And if your friends aren't good with shooters and need buyback options to enjoy the experience, then you go play Warzone instead - as that's literally the entire reason that game exists and is popular. It's easy, it's more cheese, it's less punishing, and it's more consistent action with fewer consequences to the experience.
The one thing PUBG has going for it, is impact and weight of your actions. Don't take that away, it's the only thing holding this game together.
PUBG mobile has a recall feature on every map that gives every player an extra life during the match so if you die your teammates can bring you back but to get to the recalls you have to go to specific locations on the map and you never know if another team is already there trying to recall or camping it so even if you get there chances are you're gonna have to fight to use it and in the very late game recalls get turned 📴
If you’re pc you need to play fpp for the larger player base. Basically all pc players I watch are fpp not tpp
Cant even load a game anymore i gave up playing for that reason
Bought the game back in 2019. Had a couple hours but computer was bad. Now I Got a somewhat capable laptop and it runs smoothly on a bit lower graphics. I played like 10 games today, last one I won and I can for surely say its not really dead. Rarely met a bot.
Suppressors remove flash completely, even the flash hidder doesn't do it as good. However the other muzzle attachments reduce recoil. You also keep boosting when you're already full on the boost bar😂
I thought it was dying.. i left them an email with some suggestions of things a group of ranked sweats and i would like to see. They actually ended up adding it in. Altough i did quit the game back then. The support does reply, and listen to some of the suggestions wich is a plus point. Ofcourse they won't just nerf a sniper or make crates cheaper.. but they did add in some smaller things that got asked for.
I got back in to it a couple weeks ago and it feels in a way better state, i have seen 2 bots only in over 100+ games played (unranked), and those bots showed late at night on a wednesday.
Also, the roadmap for 2023 of PUBG looks great. So my guessing is that this game will stay alive for quite some time from here on!
yes that roadmap looks good. seems like they are planning on speed up the game and have decent comeback system.
Yes I recently just returned been playing since January 2018
I played H1Z1 yesterday and it is so dead. Took ten minutes to find 27 players. The leaderboard has 827 players.. gonna give this a shot because I don’t like building. Fortnite beta was fun on PS4 too.
Because of this video man I decided to download it especially since its now free! Lets see how it goes
You seriously need to play like 20 Matches in fpp and you’ll see it’s alive.
LMFAO the attention span comment is so true. Spoon fed gunfights 🤣
Pubg added new update with survivor pass this week. Looks great
It’s weird that this game has more players then cod and apex.
I think because of Asia
i wish more people played pubg
Ring of Elysium was pretty darn smooth and visually the best imo. Unfortunately there just wasn't ever much of a player base.
I still play pubg. It's great I love sniping. I'm still so bad at CQB but its still fun for me. Loved the video good synopsis.
Do u play it on phone or on Laptop/Emulator ?
The PUBG store has always been one of the worst in the industry. There is no reward for grind, the content cycle is very lackluster and the items are half assed to the point where I wouldn't want to get paid to use half of it.
The introduction of excessive reliance on bots is so destructive to the game. It always feels bad and only caters to ultra casual players who think shooters are scary. Bots are one of the main reasons I don't come back to the game anymore. It has taken the last drop of reward away from the experience. It used to be that matches presented extremely varied encounters throughout the whole phase of a match, and if you made it to top 10 or even fought to become a finalist, you would have a real story to tell afterwards (even if you didn't win). But now with so many bots, 90% of encounters are meaningless, unmemorable, and getting top 10 is not an achievement, now it just comes down to who gets the best circle and came across best loot. The early and mid stages have no meaning anymore.
The game itself has had minimal quality of life changes or updates, despite having existed for over 6 years.
The game has not evolved visually or gameplay-wise in over 6 years, it's almost as if the devs just left the game after year 1, and only added a couple of duplicate items and some maps.
The gameplay experience was novel when it released, and the visuals were minimalist but effective for gameplay at a base level. But today, the fact that they seemingly have spent none of their profits on improving the game over time, is sad. It's sad that one of the most successful games in Steam's history was just left to rot away with only a couple of band-aids and quickfix solutions. Game feels like it's been on life support for years and the devs don't have the guts to bring it back to full function, but also don't want to kill it off because it still makes money. And that's even without mentioning the mobile side of it, which is probably the by far largest profit producer for the past couple of years.
Idk, to me, after having put nearly 2k hours into the game in its first couple of years, and then coming back to it briefly once or twice a year or so, all I can say is that it feels utterly stagnated, and the gameplay experience is worse than it was at launch, and the entire industry has moved forward while PUBG is left in a half-broken state riddled with bots and cheaters and devs who have zero vision nor ambition for the game/franchise.
I wish they would just let it die off naturally and focus on making a proper sequel to bring back the magic of release PUBG, in a state that is befitting of 2023 standards. They could totally re-enlighten the industry of battle royales. Their competitors haven't really done much in terms of evolving the gameplay, they've just been riding the boring live-service formula for ez money (Fortnite and Warzone and Apex especially). But there still isn't any game truly like PUBG, that caters both to relative casuals and tryharding alike. There is so much potential for them to pursue, yet they choose to do nothing.
Massive waste of potential, that's all I see when I look at PUBG today.
good video man
2023,
random map quick join,
waiting time 5 seconds,
zero bots,
SEA server
Which regions have the most players in asia? I use the VPN to signapore from australia and still get too many bots.
It's dead as soon as current players slowly stop playing.
It's impossible to start playing as a new player
I looked it up a couple of times and ping is the most popular game in 2023, how?
Golden Era.
I hate it cus you have to wait 10 minutes to get into a game then just get aimbotted immediately
I'm bout to jump in my first game of PUBG
Made it free, random maps and bots in lobby! It feels like devs stole my money and put it in trash. Because it's not about fixing the game it's about sending a message
Pubg is the game that really got me into playing on PC and building PCs, outside of playing OSRS forever Pubg is goat in my library.
Good old days
well said abt NA : 5:14 - 5:21
I play pub on console it’s 3 bouts in my lobby. And none on ranked. You have to get to level 75 to get taken out of not lobby. And if anyone level 500 I bet they have had KD with very little wins.
What? Is it dead on console? I see many players there
great fun playing this game been playing it for 6 yrs. A love/hate reletionship lol.
well that explains why it went free to play...
the question is in pubg are you playing against any real players anymore. Cuz I don't think it's PVP anymore
Thank you for giving H1Z1 its credit, I hear a lot of people not crediting the best one of all of them… Miss that game so much.
Now dead or not ?
Doesn’t PUBG predate H1Z1? I mean it was a mod for Arma 3 first before H1Z1 came out? Which also was a mod for Day Z if I remember correctly which Day Z started out as a mod for Arma 3 😂. Basically what I’m trying to say is wasn’t PUBG first? 😂 ARMA has to be unintentional one of the most influential shooters definitely the most influential of the 2010’s. Anyways my understanding of battle royal was when hunger games came out, it started a big battle royal craze. But I think it wasn’t until the 2nd or third that it peeked and that’s when we started to see mods on Minecraft. Then from Minecraft mods to Arma 3 mods. Then those mods influenced every subsequent shooter to this day. Which naturally they came out as their own games
Pubg is an example of being too successful that it died
The only realist battle royale
Most NAers use a vpn and come to frankfurt anyways for FPP
When you mention games in an identity crisis, I think Apex Legends as the complete opposite of that. It came out with what it wanted to be and they built upon it.
I think you meant to say PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds: Battlegrounds
Did you say apex was huge in Asia but not in NA? Lol bruh que times are like 3 seconds in NA for 60 man lobbies
No I didn’t say that..
It's a shame because PUBG matured really well as a game even with all its faults. I also think it provides more fundamental BR experience than others out there. It's just PUBG's bus team is not investing into the western market at the moment. :(
Answer to your question is simple. Krafton is making more money from China. That's where their focus is. I still think PUBG has more potential here. But they are not doing half of stuff it will work for the western market.
For what its worth, Korea still has very fun RUclipsrs for PUBG including some celebrities playing it such as Ailee
@@torokun PUBG has more potential than any other BR game in existence (maybe apart from Fortnite due to the segment it's reached), but Krafton simply has no vision nor ambition with the game, and they're more than happy with just earning money on what they already made, rather than improve / reinvent it with a sequel. They could make the best BR game and right now is the perfect timing because there aren't any good new BR games out there, all the major ones are live-service and have been in the market for years and offer old experiences just like PUBG. They could, if they wanted, revitalize the entire BR segment. But for a company and devs that only want to earn money, it's not worth it for them without true ambition to make good game experiences.
@@Real_MisterSir Also they are making money from the mobile version of the game. It is very popular in Asia and they are improving the mobile version more. I think that they are more focusing on mobile version more
@i for sure, the pc version has been basically at a gameplay standstill since it came out. They could have become one of the biggest games of the decade on pc but they kinda just let it die, when mobile started taking over in sales.
in asia server it still many player play it and only a few bot
Realm royale as well lol and that one weird game hyper scape
Pubg isn’t dead on console at least. There are clans and there is a sweaty ranked mode I find myself talking to real players on squads
I wouldn’t say the games dead, however it is 100% way past it’s prime and isn’t the most popular game
It’s FANCY DRESS COMPETITION Game !
All I wanna know is if this shit has bots still
it's dead because nobody wants to play with all those cheaters. I stopped, because cheaters. Cheaters == Dead game. period.
About pubg, I play on Europe server, and there is almost never Asian player, we see a lot of Turkish or Russian player in Europe you found a game with no bot all the time, just 3 or 4 second to find a game, in Europe it's the best game with apex legends (fortnite is a lot played but it's a lot of child so not a real concurrent)
2:30 maybe it's because you're at start
i think for the NA population is that a lot of the QOL updates came too little too late, this game was 40 dollars i want to say until like 2019 or 2020, and by then Warzone, Fortnite, Apex all came out and just stole the thunder of this game. its a shame but it is what it is.
Still an amazing game.
off topic but has anyone else faced an issue where warzone 2.0 wont launch on both steam and battlenet?
Is pubg cross platform?
let go pubg to 2030 more updates new maps and and keep it alive
PUBG Mobile is very strong in South-Asia & Middle-East.
Its still a dead game
Just cause it's not popular in America doesn't mean it's dead. The world don't revolve around Americans @@zayedharoon3910
I am not a fan of games like valorant, fortnite, it feels too gimmicky to me. PUBG is the best for a casual player like me. Maybe the movement is something that could be improved imo but its alright. The realism, awesome guns and overall rawness of the game I would say are top notch. Competitive players and streamers losing interest in PUBG does nothing, some of us out there still love it.
Nah mate I get only real players on pubg am level 112 and I get only real players on ps5
Just came back on ps5… this game is so awesome now!
Wtf do you mean YOU HAVE TO play casual? 😂 You don't have to play it ever.
This is the only game I play
A classic
Same here
On console?
Loved the pew die pie bridge joke, I thought I was the only one who remembered he said the N word
I stopped the video when he said Fortnite was the best battle royal. And after this comment I'm leaving this video.
You need to play fpp. I mean tpp no one plays that
You're going against LVL500 players because you're playing on CASUAL with those people that suck absolute ass in this game. Play ranked, you'll still get a full player match that still has the same gameplay and feeling as 2017 PUBG.
🫶🏼
Pubg mobile is huge greater than fortnite
i just searched you up, and honestly you do you. you burnt out from cod experiment from other games. the core of your cahnnel will stick around for awhile. i know you said this month ago but worth noting anyways if you do see this.
Thank you for this. I will consider it more in my future content ❤️
Game became trash after it got free.
I stopped playing because of team killers was increased. I got back on two months ago and every other game it's still happening.
Today I quit because it's still happening. So upsetting that the matching is trash. Why even bother putting lvl 1 & 2 with lvl 4 reputation?