1.Use headphones if you can
Use headphones when playing PUBG. Even if you have a cool 5.1 speaker system, the headphones win every time, especially if they are also 5.1 speaker systems.
You can hear people approaching from behind or from the side with headphones that you don’t always hear with the speakers. In addition, it increases immersion.
2.Land quickly
It may be tempting to let others land and start making the girl until you get there, but the early lander will take up arms. Some areas have limited robbery, others have a lot.
Getting there over the day can certainly be helpful for your game depending on where you are going.
3.Learn LZ
Some unloading zones contain a ton of looting and others don’t. It takes a while, but learn the good LZs from the bad ones.
Zones like Georgopol and Rozhok are pretty good for looting, but are dangerous.
Military islands and underground bunkers have excellent robbery, but crazy competition for it.
The race occurs everywhere, but choose a lower race robbery until you get to the game. You get fewer weapons, but also live a little longer to explore further.
4.Never sit still
Never stay in place unless you find a sniper rifle or watch the fire from a good location. Too many people can take you down if you offer them a static item.
Go from page to page, jump, change your speed and be as unstable as you can move forward at the same time. The predictable target is dead, especially on the PlayerUnknown battlefield.
5.Use Alt
PUBG is as much of what you see as what you rob, and using Alti to launch a free look is a big help.
This allows the camera to move independently of its body and give you a much better view of your surroundings.
Learn to use it when parachuting and when approaching a building or probably an ambush point.
6.Learn your weapon
PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds is like any other game. It offers a choice of weapons and weapon types that you can utilize.
You will naturally find yourself attractive to a certain type. Learn how this guy works and how best to use it to survive.
Weapons are a huge topic in PUBG and deserve everything in their own curriculum. Suffice it to say, look for the type that you can use effectively, learn their pros and cons, and prioritize finding ammunition for them.
7.Red and blue
You will see two main map colors in PUBG, red and blue. The red zone is the area that is going to be bombed and the blue is the death ground.
The red zones are clearly visible on the map and you are even warned that you are together, but in firefighting or looting it is too easy to bypass. Keep an eye on the map and leave the red zone as soon as possible.
8.Close the door
It may take a few extra seconds, but closing the doors of buildings can be a lifesaver. The doors are usually closed by default, so any open door is a sign that someone is either in the building or has been there.
If you close the door behind, it’s harder to tell if you’re lying waiting or if you’ve cleaned the building.
9.Shoot carefully
It may sound obvious, but don’t spray and pray at PUBG. Ammunition isn’t exactly plentiful, and people can hear the shots. This is particularly true if you call alone.
You don’t have a team to cover you, so be aware of your surroundings and what happens before you shoot. After the amputation, set it to count and bug out. Shoot, loot and scots in the same order.
10.Choose your goal
All are fair games in PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds, but it’s a good idea to choose a time and place instead of shooting right away. Shooting an unnecessary gun tells everyone in your area.
If you’re not in good shape, in good shape, or don’t have a lot of ammunition, that’s not a good thing. Choosing the time and place to practice where it favors you, not your goal, is how you survive in this game.
11.Be aware of your environment
PlayerUnknown's battlefields are about situational awareness. More than in many other games. You can use your environment, but so can other players. If you call alone, be aware of blind spots and avoid open ground whenever possible.
As a team, cover each other as you cross the open ground and learn to cover all directions. See where you want to hide if you plan an ambush, and cover them as you move around the map.
12.Don't stop if you die
If you’re on the team and you die early, don’t stop disgusting, look. There is always something to learn, and even if you can no longer participate in that round, you can learn something.
Dying is not a bad thing if you play with a skilled team because it gives you the freedom to watch and learn without having to focus on staying alive.
These are beginner tips for playing PUBG and staying alive. Good luck there and see you on the battlefield!
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