Features and Modes In PUBG Mobile Latest Update

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PUBG Mobile has released an update for its players around the world. Through an update with code 0.16.0, the player will get a number of new modes.

One of the new modes introduced in this update, as quoted by Tech Radar, Friday (12/13/2019), is RageGear which is available in EvoGround mode.

In this mode, the player must destroy the opposing vehicle to become the winner. Later, players will be randomized to share roles as drivers or attackers in one vehicle.

Each vehicle will be equipped with weapons, such as gatling, shotgun, including RPG. The team will get one point if it defeats the enemy vehicle, and the player who manages to reach the target comes out as champion.

While in PUBG Mobile Classic Mode, players will get a brand-new mode called Snow Paradise. As the name implies, this mode will take a snowy location which includes a map of Erangel.

Through this update, players can also switch from TPP and FPP mode when on the map. This option has been added for Classic, Arcade, and Training Grounds.

Another big change that is presented is the way players heal themselves in Classic Mode. So, players can use Med Kits, Painkillers, to Energy Kits simultaneously.

Well, for you loyal players PUBG Mobile can immediately download this update. This update, which is around 0.67GB in size, is already available on the Google Play Store and Apple App Store.

PUBG Developers Want Players to Continue to Move Throughout the Game

Previously, PUBG Mobile players had to get ready to keep moving throughout the PUBG Mobile game. The reason, the game developer is testing a new feature.

Citing the Euro Gamers page, Tuesday (12/10/2019), during the last three days, PUBG is testing features that limit users to be in the middle of the safe zone without any interaction with the opponent.

"Players can no longer land, pick up goods, and stay in the safe zone circle for the rest of the match," PUBG Lab said in its blog upload.

Players who consider staying in the safe zone without making contact with the enemy will be safe until the end of the match being forced to keep moving.

The reason is, PUBG adds a second blue zone. This zone is a deterrent for players to remain in the zone.

This blue zone mode is called Bluehole. A number of players are reported to have tested Bluehole in the middle of this safe zone circle.