You stop playing, because it doesn't want you to win. "wtf" you say, "how can i learn when the game doesn't want me to win?" Yet while playing casual mode where it's only 12 real players in the game, you still manage to be running from storm all game and you're up against sweaty level 500 players now trick shotting.
You play casual mode because you realize every game you play you are dying to level 500's not even trying. They also like to rotate maps every game so you have zero idea what map your going into until you're there! WHICH COULD BE THE EXACT SAME MAP!įUN FUN, I only played the snow map like 5 times total. So don't be too frustrated that your first few games are either feeling slow or you die right away. Your'e new, you don't want to land near a crap ton of people because you still need to learn things. The years that PUBG has existed with flaccid responses to both illustrate it has utterly failed at both. I look forward to the day where this game is sold off and fixed, or dead - replaced by a solid product that is A)responsive to legitimate community feedback and B)actively addresses cheating.
Therefore, the management/devs do nothing to 'save face'. My personal opinion is that this issue has gone unaddressed for so long that if the management/dev team were to address it, it would have to ban more than half its players, thus undermining the number of players that actively play the game. But, after playing the game enough you soon realize that the majority of level 500 players are cheating - using recoil and/or aim hacks. This game is plagued with cheaters and thanks to the 'replay' system you get gaslit into questioning yourself whether the guy who got you was cheating or just legitimately that good. This leads me to the second major issue for this game - cheaters. It's so poor you can't tell if someone's cheating when you watch a "replay" as recoil and aiming as portrayed by the 'replay' system is a figment of what actually happened. First, the replay system reflects how things 'sorta' happened. This game could have been great! Yet, the issues that plague this game have been ignored for years making it a game with some great elements but completely ruined by an apathetic or incompetent management/dev team.
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