‘Fix PUBG’ campaign has ended, PUBG focuses on ‘stabilizing’ new content for the game

PUBG Corp’s ‘Fix PUBG’ campaign has officially ended. The ‘Fix PUBG’ campaign fixes the worst bugs as well as improves the smoothness of the game.

The campaign launched by the developer in August, fixed 100 bugs and improved the game quality, increased fps for players, improved the server and banned more than 2 million accounts in the anti-cheat plan.

Obviously, this campaign is over doesn’t mean PUBG are not completely free of game bugs, or are they satisfied with the current state of the game PUBG this time. In a post on Steam, the company admitted they tried to push gameplay updates too quickly in the past, and “ignored important issues” with players. PUBG Corp Don’t want this to happen again. “Things like that require not only a lot of effort, but also care to make sure bugs are fixed and nothing else is affected.”

In 2019, developers will prioritize “stability and quality assurance” for new gameplay features or content.” It might slow down the launch of new things at first, but as the process becomes more efficient, we hope to launch new content as quickly as before, while keeping the top goal in mind. in terms of stability and quality,” PUBG Corp let me know.

“While we cannot say how long it will take, we promise you that the team will do their best to get to this stage as soon as possible.”

PUBG Corp also details some upcoming changes to the matchmaking of PUBG, which includes a new look for better display of timeouts, as well as the current ping. “With the improved matchmaking interface based on personal preference, players will be able to play in the environment they want as well as their mode and map, although the search time is a bit longer. Ultimately, we want to provide useful information for people to assess the situation and make a decision between the timeout and the optimal game mode they want if matchmaking doesn’t meet both of those conditions.”

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