The crisp quality of the image and the flawless in-game performance are two other strong reasons why you should play PUBG Mobile on PC. Aside from enjoying the game on a decent-sized monitor, the BlueStacks devs made it possible to render the image in 1080 or Ultra HD resolution. The latest update for the game, PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds PC 1.0 update 21, launches today, and the biggest new addition is the PUBG Training Mode. As the name suggests, this mode allows.
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PUBG PC to get new 8V8 TDM Mode soon
PUBG PC 6.2 update is now live on test servers and the update shows a brand new 8v8 TDM mode, which will be coming soon on live servers. This new mode will be available in-game around March or so.
This new TDM fight begins in small randomly selected circles with 2 teams of 16 players, 8 players in each team, and it is nothing like the old classic TDM from 2018.
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Other rules of 8vs8 Team Deathmatch Mode
- There will be 16 players in one match having 8 players in each team.
- Like the old TDM mode, this mode has a different health regeneration feature. Your health will be regenerated according to your Boost Gauge. Yes, there will be a new boost meter like the one you see after using any boost in classic matches. This boost gauge will fill up automatically when you manage to kill an enemy.
- Also, the new TDM mode has a time limit of 10 minutes. Players can complete the match by taking 50 total kills and win the game.
- Players will get BP points for winning the match but there will not be any Survival XP points
Apart from all these, PUBG PC will bring some more new stuff with this upcoming 6.2 update. Players will see some new features and guns. There will also be some differences in damage points and gun recoils.
The players of the PC version seem to be very excited once again. They have had their joy for the new Karakin map recently. However, the big question is What about the PUBG Mobile version? Are the PUBG Mobile players will get this update too?
What about the PUBG Mobile version, 8v8-game?
According to India TV Tech Desk, this new model will not come in the mobile version. As it already seems, the 4v4 TDM is already very hit in the game. The mobile version has two different modes for 4v4 TDM(arena training and classic TDM).
Also, the fact is, PUBG Mobile never had a team of 6 or 8 players in the game. Things are going to be messy if there are more than 4 players in one team.
Another point is, the new TDM mode is only coming with first-person shooter mode. So, the new 8v8 Team Deathmatch mode has a very low possibility to come in the PUBG Mobile version.
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Battlegrounds first-person only mode is a new addition as part of the game's fourth monthly update.
Though you can toggle between third and first-person views in regular matches, the dedicated mode means you will only see in first-person.
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This means you cannot see round corners, ledges or behind you with the camera, with the limited perspective leading to a different feel to combat and exploration. Magic keyboard multiple devices.
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Need more help? We also have a list of PUBG tips and tricks to help improve your game.
How to start a first-person only match of Battlegrounds
Right now, first-person servers aren't available in PUBG on Xbox One, but you're welcome to go ahead on PC after a brief period on the PC Test Server during the summer.
To start a first-person only match, hover over the match start area in the upper left corner, and the options for first-person matches (or FPP) will be at the bottom.
How first-person mode differs in Battlegrounds
In the words of Playerunknown himself as part of an interview with Eurogamer, playing in first person is 'no better', but 'different', leading to certain more 'intense' situations. Here's some things to know before getting into the mode:
- If you're comfortable with third-person up until this point, it might be worth knowing the differences in play between first and third-person modes, and the advantages third-person gives to defenders in most areas.
This video by MagnumDopus shows several situations - hiding at a corner and by a window - where one player has complete view of the oncoming player, but the other is completely oblivious. These are useful tactics in third-person play but no longer available in first-person, putting both players on a much more even standing - meaning you must be much more careful about how you use your surroundings.
- As such, 'hiding' is now easier - for both you and the opposition. Hide behind walls and in corners of rooms if you suspect someone is nearby and want to get the jump or avoid them, and when exploring buildings, be sure to be extra careful when clearing rooms. Take your time and be prepared for people to be lurking.
- By the same token, exploring the island in first-person gives you less visibility on your surroundings, making it important to use the environment to hide your presence. You can easily miss enemies at your sides or from a distance, and there is a chance you could narrowly pass a player without even realising. Use cover to obscure your presence and keep your eyes peeled for any movement ahead.
PUBG update #29 is live: here's our guide to the latest PUBG patch notes for update 29 to get you up to speed. Meanwhile, we've dedicated pages on the Sanhok map, Erangel map and Miramar map and Vikendi map, too. If you're after some broader advice, our list of PUBG tips and tricks, PUBG weapon damage stats and the best weapons and best PUBG loot locations can help.
- Leaning - defaulted to the Q and E keys - allows you to poke your head out from corners without exposing your entire body.
- If you want to try first-person mode out in third-person matches (whether as temporary practice on real servers, or simply preference), tap the V key. You can also tap the right mouse button (not hold) to aim down sights.
- Remember to toggle the FOV slider to your liking. Though first-person is intentionally restricted, moving the slider between 80 and 103 degrees allows you to see a few more degrees of your surroundings.
