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The latest PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds update on Xbox One has delivered a head shot to the game’s previous and controversial patch, with developer PUBG Corp reverting vehicle/player damage back to its original form.
Fans were pretty miffed with the late January update, which reduced the amount of punishment that players took after being run over by a vehicle. In addition, it also increased the amount of damage players could inflict on vehicles.
However, the former has now returned to its original values, so that players take more of a battering after going under the wheels of a vehicle. Frankly, this makes much more sense, as the original patch made the whole situation a bit of a laughing stock.
Elsewhere, there’s also some minor bug fixes to take into consideration, including fixing a problem where gamers could not vault over specific ledges and/or windows, and the camera now sits in the correct place after a player snuffs it on the battlefield.
Microsoft recently announced that it is releasing a new Xbox One S hardware bundle featuring a downloadable copy of PUBG.
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PUBG: Battlegrounds
- Platform(s): PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One
- Genre(s): Action, Massively Multiplayer, Shooter
