PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds PUBG), a PC game (and Xbox One) that popularized the battle royale genre has reached Android and iOS devices. With a challenging game like this, it’s fantastic that you run as you do on your phone.
However, platform differences come with gameplay changes as well. We have made a list of things you need to know about PUBG on mobile so you can continue to eat that chicken meal.
1. Customize your controls
By default, you move with the control stick visible on the left while using your right thumb to control your aim. You burn, point down the objects you are watching, bend over, move inclined and reach your backpack with the buttons visible on the right side of the screen.
However, you can customize the design of the visible buttons by sliding them around and resizing their size and transparency. You can also save a lot of settings. Find a comfortable button design so you can bring your best game to the table.
2. Use your map
Instead of just marking the mark on the map, it's a mobile version, and you have a dot with lines that direct your signature from your current location and the distance you are from, by checking your marking line while on the plane, you will find out the best time to jump to get to your destination.
In addition, you will want to pay special attention to the minimap on the top right of the screen during regular play because it can track gunshots and approach vehicles. With this, you are constantly warned of impending dangers that will help you stay safe while taking out your enemies.
3. Keep walking, keep alert
When you hold your left thumb as you move your character around, an active icon will appear. Slide your thumb over the dynamic hero, and your character will be locked in a print mode without having to hold the button.
While you have automatic sprinting, you can grab and hold the camera/eye icon at the bottom of your map and drag it to the complimentary view without changing the direction you are working in. This is a great strategy to help look at your horizons of opposing players while making yourself a hard hit victim.
4. Robbery works well
By default, you automatically pick up weapons and items in the mobile version of the game. When you find a compatible gun attachment, it captures that in your arsenal. It is a beneficial factor that removes difficulties, especially at the beginning of the game when you are looking for the things you have.
However, make sure you keep going when you pick things up or carry your backpack as sitting can shoot you!
5. Guided response
Whether on PC or mobile, audio is essential for PUBG. PUBG uses the directional sound directed by the cursor facing your camera. So when you feel the steps in your left head, you know that there is an enemy near your left.
If you do not have portable headphones, don't worry. PUBG Mobile gives you more viewing information than just relying on audio signals. When shot, a hit-marker in the center of your screen indicates where the bullet went.
6. Shoot with both hands
When in battle, you'll see that you have a button to shoot your weapon (representing the bullet in the circle icon) on the right and left sides of the screen. They both work the same job, so it's really up to you to decide which side to go with. However, the chances of you using them (and should) use both are because they can be very frustrating. Having two buttons makes it easier to shoot with one hand while aiming the other.
7. Move your phone to target it
When you talk about it, if you choose a different way of pointing, you can go into settings and open the gyroscope. This allows you to play a game like Splatoon on the Wii U or Nintendo Switch, where you move your entire screen to target your weapon. Opening the gyroscope is a great help when you are photographing when you need a slight, controlled movement.
8. Healing ’is quick and easy
Next to your weapon, you have a quick access button for your healing items at the bottom left of the screen. This button also automatically shows you which healing thing is most useful at the moment. So if you are down to live and have a Med Kit, you can quickly use that; If you have been slightly injured and want to increase your health, you can immediately apply the bandages you may have.
9. That's not all about this chicken meal
PUBG Mobile offers you a complete stat decay at the end of the game than the PC version, including the amount of kill you received, the damage used, the survival time, and the restored and regenerated life. So even if you don't get that chicken meal, don't worry. You can still be proud of this SSS status.
10. Beware of AI Bots
PUBG Mobile games are packed with their fair share of bots (usually wearing red shirts). While this can kill your satisfaction in a battle royale game, it is an excellent way for new players to test their weapons and learn about the game. Just be careful not to brag about your victory if you get it from defeating bots.