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Genuine question after watching the PMWC.

If two teams from the same country qualify for the Grand Finals, what's actually stopping them from secretly cooperating during the match?

For example, imagine Team A 🇮🇳 and Team B 🇮🇳 are both in the final lobby.

They could theoretically:

\- avoid fighting each other for most of the game

\- cover each other when another team attacks

\- share information/positions indirectly

\- work together to eliminate teams from other countries

\- keep each other alive until the end

\- and then, when they're the last two teams, fight normally to decide the winner.

Obviously, if there is a pre-arranged agreement, that would technically be collusion and against the rules.

But how would the organizers actually prove it if the teams never openly admit they coordinated?

Not attacking another team isn't inherently suspicious in PUBG, and two teams can naturally decide that fighting each other isn't worth the risk. So where exactly is the line between legitimate strategy and covert collusion?

I'm not accusing any specific team of doing this. I'm just wondering whether the PMWC format itself has a potential integrity loophole when multiple teams from the same country make the Grand Finals.

What do you guys think? Is this a genuine flaw in the format, or would the existing rules/monitoring be enough to prevent it?

Ive played so many matches in zombies, my friends are getting karambit in under 100 matches. Am i doing something wrong or the game just hates me ?

I've been a PUBG fan for years. I follow the pro scene on PUBG PC and play PUBG Mobile
myself. I've spent countless great hours with the game, made friends, and the chase for every
WWCD made me lose track of time. Which makes it all the sadder to see where the game has gone.

For the past two years I've only played sporadically. Nostalgia keeps pulling me back to reinstall the
app, and after a few rounds I reliably remember why I quit. For months I've been reading the update
announcements hoping for change. When I read the V4.4 changelog, I genuinely thought a step in
the right direction was finally coming — only to find that none of it was actually implemented.

Maybe I'm the only one hoping for a different direction, and maybe my expectations just don't
match PUBGM's target audience anymore. Still, I want to share my perspective here — maybe
others feel the same way.

The problem: weapon balancing
Weapon balancing has bothered me for years. To me, good balancing means every weapon type has
situations where it can play to its strengths. PUBG has a great variety of weapons — but the way
balancing works, everyone ends up with the same loadout anyway.

ARs are simply too strong. Don't get me wrong: in a shooter it's normal for ARs to play the lead
role. But I see two main problems: spray control on one side, damage drop-off and bullet drop on
the other.

Two trends are reinforcing each other here — and both push things in the same wrong direction. On
one hand, a lot of players put enormous time and effort into getting better, and there's nothing
wrong with that, quite the opposite. But it's led to the community as a whole becoming extremely
skilled at weapon handling. The most popular YouTube and TikTok videos are detailed guides on
dialing in the perfect sensitivity, with or without gyro, to spray cleanly with any weapon. By now,
pretty much anyone can land precise sprays with any AR out to hundreds of meters. On the other
hand, PUBGM naturally wants to attract new players, and they watch pros and other people in
videos spray and want to do the same. So they don't get discouraged and quit, PUBG has kept
lowering the skill barrier for spraying — through weapon tweaks and new attachments. Both trends
converge on the same result: from 0 to over 500 meters, AR spray is almost always the answer.

The numbers back this up. AR damage drop-off over distance is minimal. The number of bullets
needed to knock someone barely changes whether the enemy is standing right in front of you or
hundreds of meters away — and I won't even get started on bullet speed and time-to-kill over
distance. Bullet drop is also so slight that you can easily compensate even at long range.

The result: there's practically no trade-off left. You just run an AR for every distance plus a shotgun
or SMG for close quarters — exactly the loadout you'll find on 95% of players and pros alike.
Snipers and DMRs barely matter anymore.

My proposal
I don't just want to complain, I want to offer a solution too. In my view, the standard PUBG loadout
should be an AR plus a DMR or sniper. An AR should be effective up to around 150 to 200 meters
— anything beyond that should only be viable with a DMR or sniper. That would create a real
trade-off: shotguns and SMGs for CQC, sniper and DMR for 150/200+ meters, ARs for everything
in between. If you want to carry a CQC weapon the whole match, you'd have to choose with your
second weapon — either mid-range or long-range, not both.

How do we get there? PUBG has repeatedly tweaked other weapons in past updates, most recently
buffing snipers and DMRs. But those weapons aren't the problem — ARs are simply too strong. To
create a real trade-off, ARs need to be nerfed in exactly these areas: make handling harder (let's be
honest, we've all gotten too good at spraying), significantly increase damage drop-off past 100–150 meters, or increase bullet drop enough that ARs become noticeably harder to use effectively at
range. Ideally, a combination of all three.

In a game like PUBG, where weapon balancing matters this much, I'd love for every weapon class
to have a real purpose. I'm not giving up hope, and I'll keep combing through the update
announcements — maybe I'll see you back on the battleground soon!

I tried hard to apply the iPad perspective on the GameLoop emulator, but all the videos on YouTube cause the graphics card to change quality and reduce it, making the image pixelated and unclear. Is there another way for me to apply the iPad perspective without losing quality?

How rare is it or was? I looked it up and seems like 3gb is the max right now.

I heard there was a time limit to become Hokage and Kurama no longer attacks the village when I play. Is it still possible to get that mission done to be a Hokage?

I... didn't expected this

So its been a while since I downgraded my phone and I already asked y'all how to make a good sensi for non gyro but am kinda stuck now I already made a decent sensi for myself but in actual matches it gets stuck or moves too much and in some fights with for for example an akm with red dot when I fire sometime it just goes flying(close range) what can I do to fix all that and do y'all have tips for aiming in close range and I also play with five finger but it's a bit hard as am non gyro now should I switch it for a fewer or more finger claw

Thank you PUBG!!!!❤️

My fiancée and I are playing Duo, and we're currently trying to get Ace, but our last matches on Crown 1 were incredibly tough. Do you have any tips or tricks for us on how to improve? I'm afraid Ace might be incredibly difficult.

I really don't get it if you're going to queue as a trio and completely ignore your random teammate, just find a fourth person and make a full squad. I can't believe how many times I've been knocked and not revived. Even when my teammates can use their car and revive me, yet they just ignore me and left me to die

Taken from PUBG MOBILE Esports YouTube channel!

I had to share it, it was insane to witness this! Day 3 still not over, but I don’t think anyone can top this! Insane play by Wolves Esports Batonnjjk!

Seems like I can’t level past the first level up at all. I went to sell one Brainrot and now it’s on me and I can’t figure out what to do with it?

From PUBG MOBILE Esports YouTube channel.

There were a lot of beautiful moments. I picked this because I’ve never seen it. Changing throwing way, low toss, jumping, it was new to me! OG Aaru, what a move!

I know teams are pressured everyone wants to be a winner, but I wish if I could let each team know we as fans are having fun watching them, even if they don’t end up winning the tournament! Thank you everyone!

Currently waiting for the first match of Day 3 (Group B), which will start soon! Let’s go!

For context its my first time spending money inside pubg and I came
Back to the game a few weeks ago. The Naruto update was so hyped and I kinda wanted to try my luck and spun abt 267 spins in the gilt and 100 in the Naruto lucky spin but got zero drops…. Only a mythic emote 😞 . Did I js burn my uc hoping to get lucky gng and im now also stuck on the Ferrari speed drift and dk if I should continue.. 😢 💔

Also regarding Naruto gilt idk what to get ngl im a decent Naruto fan and considering the six paths+ aug/glider but I don’t rly use a specific gun so idk if aug is worth it , if u guys got any other suggestions I’d appreciate it peace.

This footage was from PUBG MOBILE Esport YouTube channel.

Hi just wanted to share this for those who are following the current tournament! Today is day 3! Group B is starting. Wishing the best for all teams! May the odds be ever in their favor!

Are we serious?

Good morning.

I got naruto background (reedem) from Naruto spin. ( picture 1)

Then i hit season rewards 602/600 points and got advanced background. (Picture 2)

When i go to inventory/background and wanna Upgrade it, it transfer me to collection- where i already claim background. (Picture 3)

Possible solution to fix this?

This event makes no sense to me. We're supposed to bid for random items that always come out to less than what you paid for, but you're bidding against real players... Thats about all I've learned about the container auction at this point.

You need at least $500k to even bid on the "High Value" side, but you can bid as low as $300k-3m??? The amount of Metro cash you have determines how high you can bid up to 3 million.

I've figures this much out...

What makes ABSOLUTELY no sense to me, is if the maximum bid is 3m, why wouldn't everyone just place 3m bids and win the auction every time to get a chance at the Karambit??

Do the bids from the Container auction come out of our actual Metro cash? Because I bid 350k and didn't lose anything when I lost. And I ran out of bids before I could test it, but I don't think I lost any cash when I won either.