pubg best loot spots

 pubg best loot spots

 



Playing PUBG on your phone and the first thing you talk with your team is where to drop to find the loot. The loot is everywhere, however, the quality of the loot your team is looking for isn’t everywhere. You should check out these 5 best loot locations for better loots like snipers, scopes, DMRs, and level 3 stuff.

This is particular to the map Erangel, if you are playing it on Erangel map, this is for you. The best loot on this map is generated randomly, there is no guarantee that you will always get the weapon you are looking. But as far as we have played it, chances are that you are likely going to get better weapons at the start.

1) Sosnovka Military Base

• Loot Quality: Very High
• Loot Quantity: Very High
• Risk Of Dying: Very High

Starting off with the most consistent location for weapons and loots, the Military Base has all the stuff you need. It has got very high-quality loot including scopes, level 3 kevlar vests, and helmets.

Sosnovka Military Base

If you are lucky enough to get weapons like Kar98K bolt-action sniper rifle or at least the DMRs like Mini14 to start with. Most players can’t even find a combat rifle at the start in other locations.

Only if you think you get it without dying or taking a hit from other players, you are a pro. The Military Base is crowded with a number of players waiting for you to land if you are late to the party.

Mini14

4X Scope

2) Mylta Power

• Loot Quality: Very High
• Loot Quantity: High
• Risk Of Dying: Medium

Perhaps, if you are looking for sniper equipment and level 3 gear (very much close to the Military Base items). This is also one of the locations you might want to check if you want high-quality loots. It’s also closer to the Mansion, Prison, and Shelter which are also among the places to check out.

Land on the roofs to find the best weapons and gears.

Mylta Power

3) School

• Loot Quality: High
• Loot Quantity: High
• Risk Of Dying: Very High

Third, comes the School in Rozhok, this is probably the most popular location after Pochinki since it’s centered which is why most players land here. And thus, it’s deadly and you don’t want to land unless you got some skills.
You will get several loots here, although it’s not as good as military-grade, it’s worth to check out if you get DMRs or the AKM/M416 rifles. You will find level 2 gears, medics, decent weapons, and decent attachments.

The good part, you don’t have to travel a long way since you are in the middle of the map to which the white circle likely closes.

4) Prison

• Loot Quality: Very High
• Loot Quantity: Medium
• Risk Of Dying: High

Prison is covered with huge mountains and this seems to have the highest peak after and Ruins and Stalber, at least that’s what I think. You won’t find plenty of loot here, the quantity of the loot is not as high as the above ones, but you are better off finding DMRs like Mini14 or SKS at the top. Try it and see what do you get.
I once found Kar98K at the Prison along with an 8X scope. If you get one, head to the top at the rocks and snipe them off using 8X. It leaves you in a great spot if you come out on top of the mountains.

Prison

Kar98K

5) Pochinki

• Loot Quality: High
• Loot Quantity: Very High
• Risk Of Dying: Very High (Suicide)

It’s ok if you mistakenly landed here, but if you survived, congrats. This is the best and the most obvious place to land in the whole Erangel map due to the central location and very high-amount of loot. People die the moment they touch the land, it’s not easy to survive here.

Pochinki.

 

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.
 

Best Action Games for Android

Get your blood pumping with these action-packed games for Android.

   

There are so many awesome action games in the Google Play Store, it can be hard to sort the wheat from the chaff. But we've done the heavy lifting for you and after hundreds of hours of playing, we've rounded up the best action-packed games for Android that are worth checking out.

Many of the games on this list are paid apps which might give you pause, so you'll need to trust us when we say these games are well worth the initial investment. Plus, it's always good to support those teams developing great games for Android!

Battlelands Royale

 

Battlelands Royale is a made-for-mobile battle royale game that combines cartoony graphics and a top-down perspective with a simplistic last man standing gameplay format that works really well. This game offers a fairly unique take on the battle royale formula that is absolutely for casual gaming sessions as a match takes only a few minutes to complete. Just like PUBG or Fortnite, you parachute down onto a map with a bunch of other players — 29 opponents in this case — and must scavenge for weapons, ammo, and armor while staying in the safety circle and eliminating your enemies.

 You're limited to carrying one gun and ammo is very sparse, leading to some pretty intense moments where you need to decide whether to engage an enemy or try and sneak past them. There's also a duo mode where you can team up with a friend or a random player. The art style and gameplay are bright and fun and this is a great little game for killing time. It's free to play with in-app purchases for
character skin.

Suzy Cube

 

Suzy Cube is a game that's been in the works for many years. Developed by an indie game developer, this action-packed platformer is a must-play game on mobile with touch controls that have no right being as good as they are. It's easiest to compare the graphics and gameplay to Super Mario 3D Land for the Nintendo 3DS and is far superior to Mario's mobile debut, Super Mario Run.

In Suzy Cube, you play the titular character who has set out on an adventure to reclaim her family's fortune which has been stolen by block-shaped baddies. Most enemies can be defeated by jumping on their heads, while other obstacles require quick reflexes to dodge each attack.
There are a lot of ways a 3D platformer can go wrong — bad controls, shoddy camera, uninspired level design — but Suzy Cube is a rare gem that shows that a proper console-quality platformer can be made for mobile without compromise. You hear that, Nintendo?

ICEY

 

From its name to its app icon, ICEY is a rather unassuming entry in the Google Play Store that would be easy to overlook — but that would be a mistake.
At its core, ICEY is a 2D side-scrolling action game where you play as the titular character, a mysterious cybernetic warrior that kicks serious ass. The game plays flawlessly, with tight controls and new skills to be unlocked and upgraded as you progress through the game.
If that's all ICEY was — a kick-ass side-scrolling action game — it would still find a spot on this list. But that's just the beginning, there's also an entire meta-narrative at play here exploring the relationship between the player and the narrator. The narrator will guide you around the world and tell you where you should go… but what happens if you ignore the narrator?
There are layers to this game and a sizeable list of trophies to unlock. If you love indie games and meta-humor you definitely need to check out ICEY!

Death Road to Canada

 

When you're going to be dropping money on a game, you're going to want to be sure it has good replay value. In that regard, Death Road To Canada is an outstanding choice.
Facing a zombie apocalypse, you must lead a scrappy squad of somewhat interesting characters on a deadly mission to the relative safety of Canada. Along the way, you'll need to explore and loot places for supplies, while also managing your team's health and morale.
Everything in Death Road to Canada is randomly generated, making every play-through a unique experience in this road trip action-RPG. You can randomly generate your character and buddy or custom design your starting characters with different attributes to help them stay alive.
The controls take some getting used to, and there's a pretty steep learning curve as you learn which weapons are most effective and when it's better to fight or run. And you will die, early and often, although that's part of the fun of a zombie apocalypse, right?
There's a ridiculous amount of depth in this game, including 10 different game modes to unlock. The price might seem a little steep, but if you're a fan of rogue-like zombie games, it's well worth the investment!

Stranger Things: The Game

 

If you're a true fan of Stranger Things, you've already binge-watched the entirety of Season 2 (possibly in one sitting). But the truest of Stranger Things fans have also beaten Stranger Things: The Game, a surprisingly solid game released by Netflix that has no right being as good as it is.
Set in the town of Hawkins, Indiana you start out playing as Police Chief Jim Hopper as he heads out to search for a missing kid, but discovers much more than he bargained for. The gameplay has a classic Zelda vibe to it, and the mix of puzzles and action sections keep things feeling fresh. As you explore the town, you'll find other characters from the show who join your party and have special abilities which allow you to reach new areas of the world.
There's just so much to appreciate here. Not only is it a faithful adaptation of the show, it's available for free with no in-app purchases or annoying ads…beyond the game itself.
Yes, this game is essentially a playable advertisement for Season 2 of Stranger Things — in fact, one of the rewards for completing the game is an extended trailer for said season. But unlike other mobile games tied into movie or TV show franchises, Stranger Things: The Game can stand on its own as a great game whether you're a fan of the source material.

Death Point

 

 

Death Point is as polished a game as you'll find on Android. It's a top-down stealth shooter in which you play a captured spy in a post-apocalyptic world where you must sneak through enemy compounds taking out guards and sabotaging their systems as you go.
Your goal is to meet up with the only other member of your team who has survived, an operator who is able to communicate with you through technology implanted in your brain. She's there to give you tips and info on upcoming sections, and provide some lighthearted banter and story as you get down to business getting your revenge.
The graphics are next level, and you'll probably need a recent flagship to get the most out of this game, with great lighting effects to show you when you're visible to guards and when you're hidden in the shadows. You're free to play through however you please — be extra stealthy, or go in Rambo-style — but you'll quickly learn that this game is very unforgiving if you make mistakes making a stealthier approach the clear winning strategy.
There are 10 challenging chapters to play through that will test even the most hardcore gamers. It's a great title that's worth the premium price.

Island Delta

 

Island Delta was published by the fine folks at Noodlecake Studios, which alone makes it worth checking out. Developed by Mantisbite out of Finland and released for iOS in late 2016, Island Delta brings unique top-down action-adventure-puzzler fun to Android. You're tasked with exploring a mysterious retro-futuristic island with your heroes, Zoe and Baxter, as you try to take down the evil Doctor Gunderson and his army of henchmen.
Using your anti-gravity gun, you must work your way past mechanical minions, traps, and guards as you solve puzzles to make it through to the end of each level. At times Island Delta feels like a stripped down, third-person version Portal, which is something I wasn't aware I needed in my life.
The cartoony graphics and outstanding level design will immediately draw you in, but this game can get seriously challenging at times. Fortunately, the game is fairly forgiving with checkpoint.

Downwell

 

Downwell is a retro-styles rogue-like game where the goal is fairly simple — you jump down the well and see how far you can fall. Easy, right? Well, not quite — the well is filled with enemies. But don't worry, you're able to shoot down as you go, which also helps you kind of float.
Story? Who needs a story when all you're looking for is action, baby! From the cool graphics and simple controls, this is a game that's easy to jump into but hard to master. Each time you play is unique, with new weapon upgrades popping up randomly. At the end of each stage, you also get to choose an additional power-up to help you along.
But be warned this game is challenging as hell. There's a steep learning curve as you learn how to best use your weapons and which enemies can be stomped and which need to be blasted. Since this is a rogue-like game, you can pick up and play it a different game each time.

Penarium

 

Penarium is a tough-as-nails platformer created by Team 17, who you probably remember best from the Worms franchise. Whereas Worms was a slow-paced strategy game, Penarium is on the opposite end of the spectrum featuring fast-paced action and requiring quick reflexes to survive.
It tells the tale of a Willy, a portly farm boy who's always longed for adventure. One day, a circus show rolls into town and Willy decides to run away for a bit of fun and excitement. But unfortunately, this is no ordinary circus — it's Penarium, the sadistic circus extravaganza!
Willy's the next contestant in their twisted game, where the goal is to smash the barrels while dodging all sorts of devious traps and weaponry. This game was originally released on Steam, but the gameplay is ideal for mobile devices. The platforming action here is really tight, with a rotating variety of traps and weapons keeping things fresh.
The graphics are beautiful without ever affecting the gameplay performance, and blends with the soundtrack to create a really polished experience. Touch screen controls are often hit or miss, but I think they work really well here as an homage to the simple penny arcades of the era. The platforming action here is really tight, and the graphics are beautiful without ever affecting the gameplay performance.
There are two game modes to play: Campaign mode which lets you unlock additional arenas and is the "story mode" so to speak; and Arcade mode, which challenges you to survive for as long as you can collecting coins which you can spend on upgrades. It's a great game for quick casual sessions that offers a great challenge. It's a paid app as well, so there's no ads or in-app purchases to distract you

Injustice 2

 

Injustice 2 is the sequel to the award-winning game which is also one of the best fighting games . If you've played and enjoyed the first game, you're sure to enjoy the sequel which features more fantasy fight match-ups between your favorite heroes and villains from the DC Universe.
Unlock new heroes and build your ultimate team as you battle in 3 vs 3 fights with the ability to swap out fighters as needed. The usual suspects are here — Batman, Superman, Joker, Harley Quinn — as well as a whole slew of new heroes and villains which you'll discover and unlock as you play.
Controls are optimized for Android and feel even better than they did in the first game. It's easier than ever to jump, duck and shoot projectiles, with epic Super Moves available to finish off your opponents. Graphically this game really shines, powered by the Unreal engine. You start out with a Campaign mode only, with Arena, Story, Operations, and Challenge modes unlocked later on.
Like the first game, Injustice 2 is free-to-play with a stamina bar to manage and coins and crystals to collect and spend. There are in-app purchases if you're impatient and want to unlock new characters quickly, but there's plenty of fun to be had without spending a dime.