PUBG Corp Announces Update to NA PC Servers
By Samuel Basel
PUBG Corp announced several new updates on for PLAYERUNKNOWN'S BATTLEGROUNDS' North American PC servers that will provide for smoother and more efficient gameplay.
According to several North American PUBG players, PC servers were having some serious connection issues, leading to delayed play and faulty default firing modes. The PUBG development team has been hard at work trying to iron out these problems, and seems to have fixed them on a large portion of the North American servers.
Central servers are now online for 60% of public matches in NA on PC.
— Hawkinz (@Hawkinz) October 24, 2019
The plan is to make that 100% once it's proven stable.
Please send through clips if you experience any wonky server issues, especially in the early game, including default firing-mode not changing correctly.
PUBG Corp Announces Update to NA PC Servers
According to @Hawkinz, a PUBG community manager, at least 60% of servers are now online and operating normally, and most firing problems should be fixed.
PUBG notoriously has glitches and bugs in game, but server responsiveness is vital to the game. As can be seen by the tweet from @Hawkinz, PUBG developers are always looking for players to help point out any glitches that need fixing.
If you're looking to hop on PUBG today, odds are your server will be one that is fixed. If not, you may have to settle for a temporarily buggy experience.
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