Things are about to get messy in PUBG: Battlegrounds as the new roadmap comes with some mouth-watering details for fans. From destructible environments to anti-cheat enhancements, the developers have shared some fascinating updates that’ll keep the players engaged in a fight for that chicken dinner. The announcement comes with the 7th Anniversary roadmap for the game as the team starts to focus on a more creator-driven ecosystem.
Since its inception, it has become a fan-favorite game in the battle royale genre. Released in 2017, it has several awards to its name including but not limited to Best Multiplayer Game, Esports Game of The Year, Trending Game of The Year, and more. Thousands of users play PUBG daily, reaching over 600K concurrent players a week ago.
PUBG To Focus More on Creator-Driven Ecosystem
For starters, players can destroy particular sections of buildings and, in the meantime, can also construct barriers for defense. Players are likely to see this update dropping in the April 2024 update alongside other in-game improvements. Moreover, Arcade’s Gunplay Lab will be pivotal to the game as players can test their weapons and add feedback, should they choose to.
New content and collaboration will add flavor to the existing maps with a range of new content that is scheduled throughout the year. From skins to new vehicles, players will be surprised to see the new deliveries in the game. Interestingly, its matchmaking system is decked out too for fair competition.
Moreover, the devs are also emphasizing user-generated content (UGC) with PUBG making a transition to Unreal Engine 5 alongside. UGC has become pivotal to many platforms. Moreover, it will also add a more survival-like feel to the game instead of just being a kill and getting over with it.
The Hacking Problem Is Likely To Be Resolved Now
Cheaters have plagued almost every multiplayer game that has stepped on the internet. However, developers are becoming more and more aware of it and incorporating anti-cheat methods to ward off these perpetrators. To this, the PUBG team will use deep learning technology as a helping hand, strengthening identification and penalizing the cheaters.
Many a time it has been witnessed in the game that an innocent but exceptional player got banned, however, with the deep learning, it will focus more on unmistakable signs of a player being a potential hacker. Although, that doesn’t mean the systems will take care of all that, the teams will still be carefully monitoring the reports made during the game.
Battle royale and survival games are getting increasingly popular among players and with the new update, it seems like PUGB will be reborn to become better than it ever was. Moreover, the game will likely become more striking visually given the addition of Unreal Engine 5.
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