PUBG Mobile v1.0 goes live: Here’s what’s new
PUBG Mobile version 1.0 update is now live. It brings variety of latest features just like the new Erangel Map, Livik Map improvements, new royale pass and far more.
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The update teases the arrival of Payload 2.0 mode in EvoGround. This new mode will bring a replacement armed helicopter, Advanced Communication Towers and more. (Image: PUBG Mobile)
PUBG Mobile has unrolled its version 1.0 update, which brings variety of latest features for its players, including the new Erangel map. Both the PUBG Corporation and Tencent Games have issued a press release saying that the servers won’t be taken offline for this update. The new update also brings within the content for its upcoming Beyond A.C.E. Season starting September 14. the Android version of the update is at 1.8GB and therefore the iOS version comes in at 2.17GB.
One of the main improvements this update brings is in terms of graphics quality. Character model graphics are improved, better blending for buildings and terrain added, lighting quality improvements, better in-game animations, and more. With the update, all phones and tablets with high refresh rate displays can play the sport within the 90Hz mode.
Royale Pass Season 15 gameplay mechanics are added to the sport , with the new season starting on September 14. The update also brings improvements to the new Livik map, which gets a replacement semi-automatic shotgun named M1014 along side better graphics.
The update teases the arrival of Payload 2.0 mode in EvoGround. This new mode will bring a replacement armed helicopter, Advanced Communication Towers and more. In terms of vehicles, it’ll get a replacement UAZ, Dacia, Buggy and Pickup. In terms of weaponry, it’ll get an AT4-A laser-guided missile and M202 four-barreled launcher .
Other improvements include combat improvements, classic combat animation improvements, Arena updates, Cheer Park updates, and more.
To recall, PUBG Mobile was recently banned in India along side 117 other apps. the sport is now no more available on any of the app stores, however, it can still be played by players who had downloaded the sport earlier. To counter the ban, PUBG Corporation has taken back the PUBG Mobile franchise from Tencent Games for India. this suggests that PUBG Corporation are going to be taking up the publishing responsibilities for the sport in India.
