PUBG Console Patch 6.2 Release Delayed
By Blake Toman
PUBG Corp announced on Friday that the release of PUBG Console Patch 6.2 onto live servers for PLAYERUNKNOWN'S BATTLEGROUNDS will be delayed until March 3 because of technical problems discovered during testing. The patch was initially scheduled to go live during the early morning hours of Feb. 27.
Console Players: Update 6.2 live server patch has been delayed until March 3rd due to technical issues found during testing.
— PUBG Support (@PUBG_Support) February 21, 2020
PUBG Console Patch 6.2 Release Delayed
Although PUBG Corp did not specify the technical issues that caused the delay, the announcement comes just a day after PUBG Console Patch 6.2 was released onto the Public Test Server.
Console players are familiar with patch delays due to technical issues, with the release of the PTS update for PUBG Console Patch 6.1 was delayed by almost a day due to unnamed technical issues.
Console Players: The PTS has been delayed due to a technical issue.
— PUBG Support (@PUBG_Support) January 17, 2020
The team is currently working to resolve this as quickly as possible and we will provide an update once the PTS is opened.
But the delay of a patch by a full week after just a day after its release on the PTS is almost unprecedented for PUBG Corp and console players.
What to Expect on PUBG Console Patch 6.2
Console players have a lot to look forward to on PUBG Console Patch 6.2, including cross party play and the debut of the all new Team Deathmatch game mode.
The latest patch will also feature additional WorldOriginShift optimizations to prevent the game from crashing repeatedly on console, as some players have already experienced on PUBG Console Patch 6.1.