PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG) 'Training Mode' takes place on a gigantic shooting range

PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG) is a battle royale game focused on scavenging weapons and using stealth or other tactics to be the last person alive. The title has see unprecedented popularity on Steam and other platforms similar the Xbox One over the past several months.

A few weeks ago, developer Bluehole appear a campaign called "Fix PUBG" which aims to make the game ameliorate for all players. Ane of the about requested features in the past has been a "training surface area". PUBG features a lot of mechanics and getting familiarized with the shooting, driving, and skydiving results in more command during matches.

Today, Bluehole did just that. PUBG's "Training Manner" is the best shooting range in the virtual world. Co-ordinate to the studio, "Training Mode lets 5-20 players... explore a brand new... map and practice all aspects of PUBG, from driving the game's diverse vehicles... to practicing parachute landings on scattered targets... In that location are even areas to do vaulting, shut-quarters combat, and... vehicle jumps."

It's slap-up to see the developer listening to community feedback and implementing it in a timely manner. Hopefully even more than fan-requested features volition make their way into the game soon. As e'er, PC players will become access to the Preparation Mode before Xbox 1 players.

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