battlegrounds
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PUBG Subreddit Labelled As The Most Toxic Gaming Community Online
11A study of gaming’s biggest Reddit communities has identified PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds as the most toxic gaming community.
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An Inside Look At PUBG Arrests In China
Earlier this year, 120 people were arrested in China for alleged connection in either designing or making PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds cheat tools. Then, in late April, another 15 were nabbed. Now the current arrest total is reportedly 141 alleged cheaters.
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Battle Passes Are So Hot Right Now
Pay-to-win games are garbage. Loot boxes are passe. Cosmetics are cute, but not a great incentive to keep playing. Game publishers have cycled through a bevy of monetisation gimmicks aimed at keeping gamers putting cash into their games, some more successful than others. Now, more and more of them seem to be coalescing around a…
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Dell Advertised PCs In China As Being Able To Run More PUBG Cheats
Here’s a new one: if you’re trying to increase your PC market share, why not advertise that your computers can run “plug-ins” (read: cheats) better than the competition?