• dateOctober 28, 2017
  • userAli F

PUBG has a back story and vaulting coming to PUBG

Don’t expect to see a campaign mode in PUBG

Player Unknowns Battlegrounds logo

Credit: Player Unknowns Battlegrounds, Bluehole

Some PUBG fans want Bluehole to add a single player mode to Player Unkown’s Battlegrounds. Unfortunately, Brendan Greene (PUBG dev) says that will probably not happen, but he did say the game has an unofficial backstory.

Brendan Greene told GameSpot he made a backstory for the game, but that’s all he said. A month ago in an AMA Reddit Brendon Greene said he thinks the multiplayer island is a good place for single player and he wants to add a single player to PUBG, but they don’t have enough resources and time for that. Another thing he talked about is a new feature coming to PUBG. The new feature is vaulting.

Greene is excited about vaulting, and he believes vaulting will change the game. He says vaulting wasn’t planned for PUBG; he says they never thought about vaulting. He says because PUBG’s not finished vaulting might come with glitches. For example, you might see people getting thrown up into the air because of the vaulting system. Vaulting will be added next week for testers. We don’t know when it’s going to be released on regular servers.

Player Unknowns image

credit: PUBG, Bluehole

A few days ago Greene talked about PUBG’s future. Apparently, Greene thinks in the future PUBG will be like a service. A service where you buy the game, and it gets better over time instead of getting a sequel after a few years. He said PUBG.corp would make the game better by adding more assets, polishing the game, and adding new maps. Greene told IGN he believed Player Unkwons Battlegrounds would become this successful when it was only a mod.

1-2 weeks ago Bluehole revealed a new PUBG map.  PUBGS’s new map is based on Mexico. The new map will feature a military base, towns, a lot of cacti, and much more. We don’t know all the things that will be available on the map. The map is desert based, but it has a lot of stuff. PUBG.corp didn’t allow pcgamer to see the whole map, but according to them, the map feels like a “natural fit” for PUBGs playing system. We know the map features building, mountains, hills, a crashed plane that’s on fire, a wrestling arena, craters from Metroid, a church, and more. 

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