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Add me and my buddy we’re looking to add to our squad!! Wtfchros Lewhhh
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Sometimes it's really difficult to get used to Pubg when you don't get lucky to pick up a sniper or get killed every time before you get to use them. A developer has made a training game with AI completely based on pubg. All the guns are the same and you play in very similar environments. You customise bots, choose your equipment, and drop into a small arena, ducking behind low walls or trees and spraying bullets until all the bots are dead. It's not supposed to be a 100% copy of the game but for as its $4/£3 on steam it's worth it for someone that wants to get used to pubg in a safe controlled environment.
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Players are getting the chance to vote on which option they want for the UI and HUD. Option 1 - allow players to see which – and how many – consumable items they currently have without needing to go into the inventory screen. This includes grenades. “As a competitive shooter, the player must have all information readily available to facilitate fast decision-making and focus on tactics and combat,” Greene explained the thinking behind the first option. “Opening the inventory screen greatly reduces the player’s situational awareness and hinders their ability to concentrate on the competition. The availability of this information allows low-level players to perform at a higher standard and provides greater accessibility to new players.” Option 2 - what the game currently has, meaning you need to open the inventory to check what type of consumables you have, and their quantities. There’s an inherent risk to doing this, as it blocks your entire screen, which adds to the challenge. But, it also means the game would be hiding basic information that shouldn’t need to be behind a button press. “As a realistic battle royale, too much information can detract from the immersive experience,” he pointed out. “The ability to make quick decisions based on the player’s understanding of their current status, without relying on the UI, is one of many important skills in battle royale. A minimal UI in the game improves immersion, which in turn provides more enjoyable and intense moments.” You can vote here but the winner won't be guaranteed to be the way it is. Its just a way to gauge interest. What's your thoughts? Seems great they are asking for open feedback this way.
