Top 5 Tricks & Tips One Should Know To Get Chicken Dinner On PUBG .

 

PUBG or PlayerUnknown's Battleground is a widely popular game that has changed the way we play games on our mobile phones. The graphics are top of the line, it has a huge map, excellent physics and it's addictive as hell. The best part is that the game is unpredictable. The game completely relies on real-time multiplayer matches, making it even more difficult to win and sustain. For the newbies out there, this game is extremely difficult at first. 

The tips in this guide will help the new players understand some techniques and strategies for playing smarter and getting better at the game.
 

1. Stealth Is Everything:

The best way to avoid dying is to remain stealthy. PUBGs building clusters are filled with loot and you'll be tempted to check out everything as soon as possible, but that's a bad idea. Every player is trying to do the same thing, hence the cluster or the number of other players in a particular area increases as well.

The best way to win is to remain isolated, away from the crowd but not far enough. Avoid open grounds, find yourself good cover and wait. When out in the open, taking advantage of rocks and the sides of buildings for cover can be a much safer alternative.

2. Loot, But Don't Get Too Greedy:

As soon as you land, loot quickly as much as you can and follow tip #1. You'll find crucial loot scattered around in buildings and supply crate drops. A lot of players spend a lot of time in hunting around for the perfect loot, don't do that. Grab anything and everything you can, as long as you have a decent pistol or any gun with you, you're good to go.

Armor should be your second priority after firearms. In a single life game, you need to be able to maximize your health as much as you can. Like the backpack, head and body armor are graded from level 1 to 3, but level 3 armor is fairly rare. Aim for level 2 armor before picking a scrap, or level 1 at a bare minimum.
Armor reduces the amount of damage you take, and it gets damaged with each hit. The amount of durability a piece of armor has only determined how much more damage it can take before it breaks. The damage reduction you receive from the armor is the same if your vest has 100 durabilities or 1 durability.

3. Learn To Drive:

Being in a vehicle is always a better option than being on foot. Even though driving around will attract more attention, the chances of you getting hit while speeding off are a lot lesser than trying to outrun an opponent on foot. There are many different types of vehicles you can use in PUBG, including motorcycles, dune buggies, SUVs, boats, and old-school camper vans.

Unfortunately, while there are plenty of vehicles to go around, there's also up to 99 other players potentially looking to get behind the wheel too, so be sure it's safe before approaching.
Having a vehicle can also help you reach the place you want to quickly, and you can always use them as bait for other players. Just keep the vehicles easily visible and hide nearby.

4. Practice Your Aim:

Before you even load into the arena, take a moment in the pre-deployment zone and test out your marksmanship skills. There are dozens of weapons scattered around the ruined airstrip where you first join the other players, and each one is handled differently. Many of the weapons are adaptable and holo sights and scopes make it much easier to hit the target. At the start of the game, manually grab sights and scopes you find, so they attach to the weapons you collect.

 

5. Familiarise Yourself With The Map:

As you continuously play PUBG, learn to become familiarized with a landmark's in and outs. Knowing the map is incredibly important!

The map is your best friend because it shows you the game area, which decreases throughout the game. The map also shows you the red zone, which is an artillery barrage. If you're in the red zone, there's a good chance you'll get hit, although if you're in a building you'll be able to make it out just fine.