PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds is still in development, and PUBG Corp. are now ready to share their plans for this year. Today, PlayerUnknown’s Brendan Greene announced that PUBG’s 2018 Development Roadmap is being finalized and will be rolling out to gamers tomorrow.
What this roadmap has, no one knows yet. Clearly explaining the development process is one of PUBG Corp’s biggest challenges, as the company has yet to communicate effectively with the growing PUBG community. The focus of PUBG Corp. What is 2018 about, and what does the company really believe it can accomplish this year? If there’s anything in common in the community, it’s that we don’t know what’s coming for PUBG.
However, if there is one thing demanded by the PUBG community, it is this: more content, faster deployment. Since PUBG officially released at the end of 2017, the updates have been gradually slower. Don’t know PUBG Corp. Whether we decide to focus on new maps or crates, balance gameplay, or upgrade our servers, we players all want a clearer and more regular update schedule.
I’m at our new office in Amsterdam making final touches to our 2018 Roadmap. Excited to share it with everybody tomorrow!https://t.co/35SyJFmby3 pic.twitter.com/ouFQxspfzh
— PLAYERUNKNOWN (@PLAYERUNKNOWN) 7 March 2018
Tomorrow, PUBG Development Roadmap will be announced. The game is ready to compete with competitors in the same genre: Fortnite Battle Royale is gradually surpassing PUBG in many different aspects. Dissatisfaction with the game also started to increase, as too many problems were left unfixed and solutions delivered too slowly, if there were to be solutions. Even this roadmap was delayed from February to March.
But for PUBG Corp., this is a great opportunity. By releasing its 2018 development roadmap, the company assures players of its long-term support, that people can continue to trust the studio to take the game to the next level.
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