TOP Facts About PUBG

1. PUBG Broke the All-Time Record back in 2017

Back in September 2017, PUBG set an unbelievable record of reaching 1,342,857 of total concurrent players, meaning all these players were active and were playing the game.

Overtaking Dota 2, an esports game by Valve. Although Fortnite has broken PUBG record in Feb 2018, not to forget it’s a free game where PUBG is paid game and considering that it is a great achievement.

2. PUBG can ban you for 100 years

No to mention, given the number of players, PUBG is also a strict game that takes its rules very seriously and thus banning players who are suspected of breaking their rules in any way.

Killing teammate, inappropriate behavior etc. will result in the short-term ban which can be for 1 day, 3 days and 5 days. Where inappropriate programs, any cheating, bug abuse, etc. will result in 100 years ban more like a permanent ban.

Having that said, mistakes can happen, especially when dealing with players with huge numbers. If somehow your account in PUBG got banned without using any hacks or a third-party app, you can always drop an email to PUBG support and if you speak the truth then they will definitely un-ban you.

3. Every Gun in the PUBG has unique physics

Every gun in PUBG may have different damage, recoil and reloading speed. But the game physics is so complex that the bullets fired from a gun over distance losses its power.

In simple words, just like in real life, gravity plays a role in PUGB that changes guns physics, when a bullet is fired it goes down over distance. Moreover, the closer the target is the higher damage it will get from a gun

4. Won multiple awards from 2017 to 2018

PUBG from early access was a popular game and it was first to Broke Dota 2 total active players record. PUBG also got nominated in my gaming awards and now it has won 9 awards so far. Here is the list of award category PUBG won.

35th Golden Joystick Awards – Best Multiplayer Game, PC Game of the Year
The Game Awards 2017 – Best Multiplayer Game
DICE Awards 2017 – Action Game of the Year, Outstanding Achievement in Online game-play

5. PUBG is one of the top 10 highest grossing revenue games

According to the SuperData research, they estimated that the game’s April sales surpass US$34 million, making it one of the top 10 highest grossing revenue games. The game also exceeding revenue from Overwatch and Counter-Strike: Global Offensive.

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