As you're probably well aware, PUBG has a bit of a problem with weapon balance. Since fights can happen at any point and at any distance, there is simply no reason to carry around ultra-specialized weapons when you can instead always be ready for action with something like an assault rifle.

As you're probably well aware, PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds has quickly become one of the most popular games out there. While that is definitely a positive thing, it's global playerbase has also resulted in numerous problems, most notably the lag issues that can cause characters to transcend

PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds launched last week alongside a new map and a whole bunch of new features like weapons, vehicles, and even the much-requested ability to vault over small obstacles.

After having an incredibly successful Early Access period which skyrocketed it to the very top of the Steam charts, PlayerUnknown's Battleground has now finally and officially released. However, just because

Despite its Steam reviews going up and down like a yo-yo, PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds is one of the most popular PC games out there, so popular in fact that it has twice the playerbase of both CS:GO and Dota

After quite a few complaints about untested features and buggy patches, PUBG developers have recently announced that they will be slowing down the pace of updates in order to increase their quality. Whether that's going to end up being the case, we'll find out soon enough as the September

Given that first-person servers have been one of the most popular requests since release, it really shouldn't come as much of a surprise to hear that PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds now supports matches with only the first-person mode active. As of right now the first-person server options are