How to set up PUBG Mobile
Choose your login wisely:
You can play as a guest, use Facebook, or Twitter to sign in to PUBG Mobile. Facebook or Twitter means you have to
connect to your account, but you can sync your data, so you can switch to another phone or tablet without losing all
your progress
Fix your phone: PUBG Mobile is a game you need, and your phone needs to work very well. Remove anything you don't need; stop all those apps you might be using in the background. Turn off battery storage, turn off data saving, turn off night mode for the best information. You may want to turn off the automatic light - it may dim the game during the game, so you can't see clearly. Brighter = better Configure your network: It is not much you can do here, but for a seamless experience, you need a good connection with PUBG servers. The mobile network tends to have a variable speed, so it is Wi-Fi all the way. Check your network speed using something like Speedtest (Apple App Store, Google Play) and avoid trying to play while someone else is streaming 4K content. Our home Wi-Fi reports 5ms, and this works fine.
Connect your headphones: PUBG Mobile is loud, and the speakers on your phone often will not do you justice. Connect your headphones for more immersion - and it helps you identify an approaching enemy.
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Welcome to the PUBG reception area
When you start the game, you will upload it to the reception area, where you can change the full range of settings, select your game type, organize your friends, claim rewards and manage your list.
How to select your server: From the unlock screen, you will see a "server" at the top left, with a drop-down menu. Currently, you can choose from North America, Europe, and Asia. Your region's server makes sense because it may have faster speeds for you. Look at the ping; you want it to be green, something like 20ms, with a smooth, smooth play.
Change the frame rate: Tap the settings link to the top right corner, then Graphics. Here you will find the frame rate. If things look bad, you may prefer the lower options. If you have a powerful phone, try it out loud.
How to set graphics level: You will be notified when you first sign in, but you can also adjust the graphics level of PUBG Mobile, to manage data. Higher is better as you see more, but that can affect performance. Have fun with this and the frame-level; fix it if the game doesn't go well - but pay attention to the ping again to make sure it's not server lag. There is also a default option - this will keep the game smooth and adjust your settings.
Make HDR mode: OK, so this is tricky as we will still get the phone reporting HDR support in PUBG, but when it does, you will get an option in the settings drawings section.
Configure the intended subtitle: Tap the setting in the top right corner, and then Basic. Here you can change the color of the crosshair.
Turn on / off to help: How hard do you want the game to be? Aiming for help will help you reach the target if you usually point in the right direction. It is in Settings> Basic.
Use the gyroscope on your phone to help identity: If your phone has a gyroscope, you can use motion controls in the game. The best option is to have targeted assistance when you are menstruating or using your weapon equipment - then you can move the phone instead of using a toy stick. It can be swift and natural when you have to respond quickly. Navigate to Settings> Basic, and you will get the option.
Top Tip: The above play settings can be changed during the game, so you can switch flies and switch if you don't like the results. Changing the level of graphics requires a reboot of the game, however.
How to get clothes for your character: You start with your underwear, but you can stock up on clothes on your list. You can buy clothes for real money at the Store or loose clothes as you play by gaining BP and opening boxes. Some are temporary clothes, some you get to keep. There are always clothes in the game that you will pick up as you play.
How to select first-person or third-party mode: First-person perspective (FPP) is the latest addition to the game, which gives you a different perspective. Under the first button, you will see an option between FPP or TPP (third party view). Both game views are rated differently, so make sure you play both.
How to choose classic or Arcade mode: You will see the Classic or Arcade drop-down menu under the first button. Choose Old with 100 game players long or Arcade for short, fast games. There is a range of Arcade modes from version 6 - Mini-Zone, Quick Match, or Sniper Training. You can have random options or choose what you want to play.
Choose a different map: From version 5 onwards, there are two maps - Erangel and Miramar. You will find the option to select a map under game mode. If you choose both, they will choose one at a time.
How to Choose Solo, Duo, or Squad play: There is another drop-down menu under the start button, next to the game mode. Tap here to select a game type. There are daily missions for different kinds of games, so you have to mix it up. Sometimes you want to destroy everyone; sometimes, you will enjoy a team.
Turn off chat or adjust microphone volume: PUBG Mobile provides in-game voice channels, the microphone off volume controls or speaker, or change levels. In Settings> Audio, you'll find rules. If you do not want to listen to the stupid jibber-jabber, turn it off. Once you start the game, you can turn on / off your microphone and voice from other players. From version 6, you can mute a particular player, but you can't close your group's text chat.
Change controls: This is a great idea. PUBG Mobile offers a variety of foot and car controls, and you can adjust both.
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