The first gameplay trailer for the fifth season of the royal battle has appeared on the official Channel of PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds, which demonstrates various innovations, including the ability to exchange restoring objects with friends and use edged weapons.

But the main plus of the game turns around and minus. PUBG is all about randomness and luck. All the teamwork of your team can easily be broken about the circumstances – maybe the loot will not be the best, maybe you will all be transferred before you find the transport yourself. Exactly the same with adventures – no one guarantees them, there will also be matches in which you spend half an hour hanging out in the wasteland and meeting no one until suddenly someone shoots you from the other end of the map. I once played five such games in a row. What do you think was interesting to me?

But PUBG has an even more serious problem – its “artisanality”. This is still a very buggy and not very nice looking game – it works fine and it looks (thanks to unofficial add-ons) it is only on absolutely insane configurations. Developers still can not completely figure out the engine, so FPS drawdowns, crashes, errors, and machines suddenly flying into the sky still happen regularly. The Xbox version is still barely playable.