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игру представлять не надо, все и так знают что и к чему, к игре вопросов и претензий нет, багов не встречал, но что не приятно, это когда ты еще тепленький нубососик заходишь в свою первую в жизни катку, и тебе сходу разносит хлебальник задрот 10к+ часов, 500+лвл, который играет 8 лет, или кода ты едешь на тачке и тебя такой же задрот высаживает с 300+ метров, хрен с ним, обычный режим, можно списать все на то что режим не ранговый, но почему когда я покупаю ранговый режим то на бронзе собственно ничего не меняется, как вообще развиваться в этой игре и чему либо учиться, если тебе тупо не дают учиться
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♥♥♥♥ эта ♥♥♥♥♥♥ ♥♥♥♥♥♥ выбрасывает посреди катки с критической ошибкой античита и соответственно снимает рейтинг. не помогает ни проверка файлов, ни переустановка игры
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I’ve played PUBG since 2018 and have over 4,000 hours in this game, so this isn’t coming from someone who played for a few hours and quit.
It honestly sucks to see what PUBG has become.
Cheaters and hackers are still everywhere. You run into obvious wallhacks, aimbots, suspicious players, and somehow this has been a problem for years. Bugs, crashes, bad optimization, desync and random issues keep coming back, but instead of seriously improving the game, it feels like most of the effort goes into new skins, crates, passes and other ways to get players to spend money.
And the gameplay decisions lately… I honestly don’t even know what they’re trying to do anymore. A lot of updates feel unnecessary, poorly thought out, or like they’re changing things just for the sake of changing them instead of fixing what actually matters.
PUBG used to have something special. That’s why I stayed with it for more than 4,000 hours. I’ve supported this game for years and made a lot of good memories playing it.
But the longer I play, the worse it feels.
More skins, more monetization, more pointless updates — while cheating, bugs and core gameplay problems are still there.
After playing since 2018, I never thought I’d say this, but I can’t recommend PUBG anymore.
The game deserves better than the direction it’s going right now.
**Not Recommended — Transparency Seems to Be on the Ban List Too**
My worst experience with this game did not come solely from hackers and cheaters, but from the way the developers handle them. They constantly ask players to submit reports, provide evidence, and place their trust in the anti-cheat system. Yet after players do everything requested of them, all they usually receive is silence, automated responses, and the distinct impression that the issue is being deliberately swept under the rug.
They love publishing impressive ban statistics to make themselves appear tough on cheating, but offer no transparency when players genuinely deserve an explanation. Was the report investigated or simply thrown into the trash? Was the suspicious account actually reviewed? Nobody knows. Everything is hidden behind vague announcements while the actual gameplay experience remains plagued by highly questionable situations.
Instead of honestly acknowledging the weaknesses of their system, they seem far more interested in making excuses, calming public criticism, and whitewashing their image with carefully worded statements. An unreliable anti-cheat system is already bad enough; a developer that lacks transparency while constantly pretending everything is under control is even worse.
A game does not die merely because it has too many cheaters. It dies when its developers treat legitimate player frustration as something they can ignore, conceal, and wait for everyone to forget. After my experience, I no longer trust anything they say about fairness or fighting cheating. If they want to retain their players, they should first learn to be honest with the community that has kept this game alive.
Gameplay and other elements of game was mid, there was nothing to talk about if Krafton cared about their players, customers. Disrespectful and Discriminating is everything about Krafton.
Goodbye see you never
They’ve permanently banned two young Vietnamese pro players?
It’s a disgrace and a massive disappointment for the entire gaming community. Not only do the players from that country perform poorly—and rumor has it they even rigged the game mechanics to favor their own home team—but they still couldn't manage to win the championship. Krafton (the PUBG publisher) even withheld prize money for ages. Now, they’re cooking up all sorts of excuses to ban two pro players. I’m disgusted.
To my brothers across Southeast Asia, Asia, and the global community: help Vietnam get justice and let’s drive this damn game straight into the ground.
Gameplay: Mediocre and Outdated
When compared to modern battle royale competitors, PUBG’s core gameplay is painfully mid-tier. The mechanical fluidity, movement systems, and optimization lag severely behind other games in the genre. It brings absolutely nothing special to the table anymore, delivering a stiff, clunky experience that completely fails to keep up with the standard set by its rivals.
Management & Publisher: A Masterclass in Incompetence
The absolute worst part of PUBG is its publisher. The management is entirely inept, possessing zero moral compass and a complete inability to distinguish right from wrong. Instead of addressing game-breaking issues like cheating, server lag, or quality-of-life updates, they actively ignore the community.
Worse yet, the publisher acts like a massive "simp" (dại gái), obsessively pushing hyper-commercialized female idol crossovers, skimpy outfits, and shallow cosmetics. They are desperate to pander to superficial trends for a quick cash grab, completely disrespecting and alienating their core player base in the process.
To top it off, the corporate leadership feels like it is literally being run by a broken AI. Every decision—from the tone-deaf, automated patch notes to the robotic ban system that punishes innocent players while letting actual hackers roam free—lacks any human logic. There is zero strategic vision, just a cold, automated cycle of copy-pasted events and money-milking schemes.
PUBG is a mediocre, frustrating mess dragged down by a clueless, pandering publisher that operates like a soulless algorithm. It is a textbook example of how terrible management and an obsession with superficial trends can destroy a game's legacy.
racism coming afrom the devs and those who adminstrating, disencouraging player from reaching peak gameplay.
highly not recommended as the maingame social media will only encourage those who Korean associated, related and pure-blooded.
What the ♥♥♥♥ was KRAFTON thinking with PUBG Asia Stars?
You’re running an international event with players from across Asia, yet somehow the basic rules regarding outside information and stream sniping weren’t clearly established and communicated from the start. Then the ♥♥♥♥ hits the fan, players complain, the event falls apart, and suddenly KRAFTON has to investigate, clarify the rules, apologize, and clean up the mess.
That’s not how you run an esports event. That’s how you run a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ dumpster fire.
Himass and TanVuu were eventually confirmed by KRAFTON to have used outside information, resulting in permanent PUBG account bans and permanent bans from KRAFTON-sanctioned events. Fine. If the rules were violated, punish the players.
But then KRAFTON itself admitted that its event operation, communication, and handling of the situation were inadequate. So what the hell was the plan? Write half the rules, let everyone interpret them differently, wait for the controversy to explode, and then apologize afterward?
You don't ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ improvise tournament rules AFTER the tournament has already blown up.
This is supposed to be competitive PUBG. Fairness and competitive integrity should be the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ foundation of the event, not something the organizers remember only after Twitter, Reddit, and the community start going nuclear.
The most embarrassing part is that the actual gameplay became secondary. People weren't talking about insane plays or exciting matches. They were talking about stream sniping, unclear rules, inconsistent communication, player withdrawals, and KRAFTON's damage control.
Congratulations, KRAFTON. You managed to turn a PUBG event into a PR disaster with guns.
PUBG Asia Stars? More like PUBG Asia ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ Disaster.
Отличный проект, который затягивает с первых минут!Провел в игре достаточно времени и хочу поделиться честным мнением. Разработчики проделали огромную работу, и это действительно чувствуется в деталях.Что понравилось больше всего:Геймплей: Игровой процесс интуитивный, но при этом глубокий. Механики работают слаженно, скучать точно не приходится.Атмосфера и визуал: Графика приятная, стилистика подобрана идеально. Музыкальное сопровождение отлично дополняет общую картинку.Оптимизация: Игра работает стабильно, без серьезных багов и вылетов, что сейчас редкость.Конечно, идеальных игр не бывает, и здесь есть мелкие шероховатости, но они абсолютно не портят общее впечатление от процесса.Однозначно рекомендую к покупке как любителям жанра, так и обычным игрокам, которые ищут качественный проект на вечер или на сотни часов. Моя оценка — 9 из 10!
Ужасная оптимизация, если вы из СНГ (а именно Сибирь и Дальний Восток) в первые минуты игры вы не сможете взять себе оружие, как бы вы не старались, анимация будет, но оружие у вас в руках не будет. (много раз умирал из-за этого). Бывали ситуации когда прямо из ваших рук забирали предметы. Периодически происходят просадки фпс. Русские сервера просто умирают, на EU такого не видно(к сожалению не все могут довольствоваться зарубежными серверами)
Даже не смотря на то, что игра является прародителем батлроялей, к сожалению на данный момент нам с вами, дорогие соотечественники, ещё не скоро можно будет довольствоваться хорошим геймплеем.
Про баланс вообще молчу. Там как всегда и везде всё ужасно.
The game is ridiculously unbalanced, the developers clearly play favorites, the rules and mechanics are poorly explained, and the player base is incredibly toxic. Do yourself a favor and uninstall this game. Highly recommended.
PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS - It's Time to Say Goodbye
I’ve put hours into this game, but at this point, I honestly can't stomach the way Krafton handles things anymore. The game is broken, both from the inside out and across its esports scene.
First, the hacking and cheating situation is still completely out of control. Almost every ranked match has someone using aimbots, wallhacks, or glitching through the map. Submitting reports feels entirely pointless—a hacker gets banned today, and by tomorrow they’re back on a fresh account ruining more games. Krafton's anti-cheat system feels like it's strictly for show.
Second, Krafton’s treatment of the Vietnamese esports community is utterly unprofessional. The recent decision to issue a permanent ban on two Vietnamese players was the final straw. Originating from a casual exhibition tournament with vague rules and poor organization on the host's end, Krafton rushed into an extreme, emotional penalty without a transparent investigation or proper due process. The heavy-handed and unfair treatment clearly shows a blatant disregard for both Vietnamese players and fans.
No matter how good the core gameplay is, a game cannot survive when its publisher can't curb rampant cheating and manages its esports scene on a whim. Poor optimization, server lag, and abysmal management—I can no longer recommend spending time or money on this game. Utterly disappointed.
PUBG is a great game ruined by terrible competitive management.
The biggest problem is no longer the gameplay — it is the way Krafton handles its esports scene and its players.
The recent Asia Stars incident involving Vietnamese players Himass and Tanvuu is a perfect example. The tournament was advertised as a casual, fun, entertainment-focused event, yet players were punished extremely harshly over “stream sniping”, despite the rulebook not clearly prohibiting it. In fact, the rule was only vaguely described as something players “should not” do.
What makes it even worse is that the Vietnamese team reportedly checked with the tournament organizers beforehand and received permission.
Then Krafton demanded public apologies from the players. They apologized, apparently treating the whole situation as a minor issue in a casual event. Krafton subsequently used those apologies as evidence against them and issued permanent competitive bans.
Permanent bans. For a casual tournament. Over a rule that was not clearly prohibited.
Krafton itself later acknowledged that the tournament organization had failed and apologized for the situation. Yet somehow, the players still received one of the harshest possible punishments.
This is not how a professional esports ecosystem should operate.
PUBG has some of the most passionate competitive communities in the world, especially in Vietnam, Thailand, China, Europe and North America. Players invest years of their lives into this game. If the rules are unclear, enforce them inconsistently, or change the interpretation after an incident happens, players cannot reasonably be expected to trust the competitive system.
You can love PUBG’s gameplay and still criticize Krafton’s esports management.
I have played and enjoyed PUBG for years. But watching how this situation was handled has completely destroyed my trust in the company.
Great game. Terrible competitive governance.
Until Krafton demonstrates that its rules are clear, consistently enforced, and applied fairly to all players, I cannot recommend supporting this game or its competitive ecosystem.
за 50 часов в игре поиграл 10 раз с топом мира и 15 раз против рекрента. Типы имееют автоматическую пристрелку на гранате и болтовках которые стреляют онли по лобешнику. Когда мы с врагом падаем в один спот мне (почему-то) выпадает серп или Утконос на дробовик а ему дропается уже заряженный РПД. В игре существует механика отыгровки за короля зоны как меллстрой и убивать всех недругов в спину.
В шахматах геймплей интереснее и в сборке кубика рубика больше эмоций
PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS — это игра, где адреналин и напряжение идут рука об руку с раздражением и «незаслуженными» поражениями. С одной стороны, она до сих пор задаёт эталон «чистого» королевского боя: ты залетаешь на карту, в первые минуты судорожно ищешь броню и прицел, потом осторожно крадёшься по кустам, слышишь шаги и понимаешь — сейчас будет развязка. И когда удаётся выжить в топ‑5 и забрать победу после напряжённой перестрелки, это чувство реально стоит всех нервов.
Мне особенно нравится, как в PUBG работает тактика: здесь важно не только метко стрелять, но и грамотно выбирать траекторию движения, понимать зоны, рассчитывать время и использовать окружение. Карты большие и многослойные: можно играть агрессивно, можно — от обороны, а можно вообще почти до конца прятаться и выходить на финальные стычки. Плюс техника, лут, разные типы прицелов и обвесов — всё это даёт простор для собственного стиля.
Кооператив в отрядах — отдельная радость: когда команда двигается слаженно, прикрывает друг друга и чётко реагирует на угрозы, матч ощущается как маленькая военная операция. А если ещё и голосовой чат работает без лагов, то удовольствие только растёт.
Но есть и минусы, которые сложно игнорировать. Иногда исход решает не скилл, а случайность: кто-то выскакивает из-за угла и убивает с одного выстрела, или ты падаешь с неудобного угла и застреваешь в текстурах. Баги и проблемы с хитбоксами до сих пор периодически портят матчи, а подбор игроков порой кажется несправедливым — в одном лобби оказываются и новички, и опытные игроки, из‑за чего ранние раунды превращаются в «мясорубку» без шансов на развитие тактики.
Ещё один момент — прогрессия и косметика. Система наград и боевых пропусков ощущается немного перегруженной, а часть скинов и событий будто существует отдельно от самого геймплея. Да и оптимизация местами оставляет желать лучшего: на не самых мощных ПК (а учитывая, что не у всех есть дискретная видеокарта) игра может подтормаживать, особенно в плотных перестрелках с большим количеством эффектов.
В целом PUBG — это про острые эмоции и честные (ну, почти честные) дуэли. Она не пытается быть дружелюбной к каждому, и именно в этом её фишка: победа здесь ощущается заслуженной, потому что ты прошёл через кучу мелких испытаний. Если ты готов мириться с шероховатостями ради напряжённых матчей и тактической глубины — PUBG точно стоит попробовать. Но если ищешь максимально плавный и «чистый» опыт без багов и случайностей, лучше присмотреться к альтернативам.
After the recent PUBG Asia Stars incident, Krafton's true colors have been fully exposed. It is utterly disgusting how they bowed down to pressure, heavily punished players based on biased decisions, and completely ignored fairness. Siding with an organization's flaws just to throw local professional players under the bus is unacceptable.
This is no longer just about gameplay bugs or anti-cheat issues; this is about blatant discrimination and treating the Vietnamese community as second-class players. If a developer shows zero respect to its players, they don't deserve our support.
Абсолютное отсутствие баланса в подборе игроков. Если вы никогда не играли в подобные игры, то научиться у вас шансов нет, вас сходу будет кидать против задротов и весь ваш геймплей будет выглядеть так: высадился, чуть-чуть залутался, умер. Пустая трата времени
## An Anatomy of Disproportion: Why KRAFTON’s Indefinite Bans Harm Rather Than Protect the PUBG Esports Ecosystem
The competitive integrity of professional esports rests upon clear boundaries, unbiased adjudication, and proportionate enforcement. However, KRAFTON’s decision to issue indefinite, global competitive bans against prominent Vietnamese players—notably Himass and TanVuu—following infractions during an exhibition/showmatch event highlights an overreaching, heavy-handed regulatory approach. Rather than reinforcing governance, the publisher's handling of the situation exposes fundamental flaws in tournament operations, a lack of graduated sanctions, and a disregard for regional ecosystem stability.
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### 1. Disproportionate Penalization and the Absence of Graduated Justice
In established sports jurisprudence and mature esports titles (such as Valve’s CS:GO/CS2 or Riot Games’ League of Legends), lifetime or indefinite bans are traditionally reserved for structural corruption: **match-fixing, illegal betting, or deliberate software-level cheating/hacking**.
* **Conflating Infraction Severity:** Receiving unauthorized outside information or stream sniping during a third-party, online showmatch is unquestionably an infraction that compromises fair play. However, treating such misconduct with the exact same finality as an organized match-fixing ring or an aimbot/wallhack script completely eliminates any sense of proportionality.
* **The Principle of Remediation:** A professional sports regulatory framework should deter misconduct while providing avenues for rehabilitation. A standard penalty structure for first-time information-related offenses ranges from temporary suspensions (e.g., 6 to 12 months) and forfeiture of prize earnings to probation. Jumps straight to indefinite bans eliminate due process, leaving no incentive for reform.
### 2. Deflecting Operational Failures onto Individual Players
A major weakness in the publisher’s ruling is its failure to account for the loose operational standards of the event itself:
* **Inadequate Supervision:** Unlike official Premier circuits (PGS, PGC) that operate with strict refereeing, point-of-view (POV) recording mandates, localized camera feeds, and robust stream delay buffers, third-party exhibition matches frequently run on bare-bones operational protocols.
* **Scapegoating Talent:** When an organizer fails to enforce mandatory delays, secure communication channels, or proper monitoring, they create an environment prone to integrity lapses. By imposing the absolute maximum penalty on individual competitors while avoiding any formal acknowledgment of structural administrative shortcomings, the publisher shifts the burden of organizational negligence entirely onto the players.
### 3. Destruction of Regional Infrastructure and Long-Term Ecosystem Damage
Southeast Asia—and Vietnam in particular—has long served as one of the most passionate and commercially vital hubs for competitive PUBG PC. KRAFTON’s abrupt and unyielding verdict inflicts immediate, collateral damage on this regional foundation:
* **Erosion of Team and Sponsor Confidence:** Esports organizations invest substantial capital into salaries, housing, mental coaching, and branding. When the publisher unilaterally ends the careers of flagship assets over an ambiguous exhibition incident, teams face immediate existential risk. The subsequent withdrawal or scaling back of major organizations illustrates how uncalculated regulatory shocks destroy investor confidence.
* **Stifling Competitive Competence:** Himass and TanVuu represented the highest tier of Vietnamese mechanical skill and international LAN experience. Removing them abruptly from international contention directly degrades the regional competitiveness of the APAC circuit, lowering the quality of regional representation at events like PNC and PGS.
### 4. Lack of Transparency and Independent Arbitration
The ruling highlights an ongoing issue inherent to publisher-dominated esports: the absence of an independent arbitration body.
* **Prosecutor, Judge, and Jury:** KRAFTON acts simultaneously as commercial rights holder, league organizer, and sole judiciary. Without an independent appeals commission or an objective ombudsman, players have no formal recourse to contest findings, present mitigating circumstances, or challenge the proportionality of the punishment.
* **Precedent of Volatility:** A governance model that relies on punitive displays of force rather than transparent, predictable guidelines alienates the professional player base. Competing under a rulebook where penalties can swing arbitrarily to the maximum threshold creates systemic anxiety and drives talent to transition to more professionally governed esports ecosystems.
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Preserving competitive integrity does not require the immediate destruction of player careers and regional ecosystems. By applying an absolute, irreversible punishment without a graduated framework, transparent mitigating review, or acknowledgment of administrative vulnerabilities, KRAFTON opted for a blunt-force public relations statement rather than sound regulatory leadership. The resulting fallout damages the game's competitive credibility far more than the infraction it attempted to punish.
Fairly solid game, Feels like i delete this game as I'm not fully engaged with battle royals however seems like every time i redownload i play the game for a week maybe two solid 4 hours or so a day and like 2 weeks or so into playing its just feels like cheaters are all over suddenly like playing very different then they were for the past 1-2 weeks of gameplay! (Like damn maybe I'm just ♥♥♥♥ ok i can take that as a factor ok that's fine maybe so wont count that out as and option but you look at the fact there doing weekly ban notices and there's is clearly a ton of cheaters! It just feels weird deleting but coming back feeling like I'm playing the game on solid playing field with the comp but 1 again maybe 2 weeks in bam I'm running into people with damn AI aim built into there brain ffs all jokes a side its a fun game just don't think i would go as far as recommending it!)
