Playerunknown’s Battlegrounds has received another fix regarding performance, which mainly came because of many players being in the same area. The issue had an impact on FPS and now should result in a much lesser FPS drops. After the PC 1.0 second update and the BP compensation, Bluehole keeps on fixing performance related issues to improve player’s experience.
It is a client-side performance issue, which kind of dulls the difficulties when it comes to a confident and stable FPS. After the parachuting view distance reducement update, this is a second-best update to get since the PC 1.0 launch. Performance matters for most of the hardcore players, which in terms have given quite a positive feedback on the social networks.
PC players, we've deployed a patch on our live servers to address the client-side performance issue and fix other bugs. Please download the update via your Steam client. You can read the patch notes here: https://t.co/jVgOSi503M
— PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS (@PUBG) January 17, 2018
Furthermore, PUBG gets two more bug fixes regarding character’s movement, making the character stop for an unknown reason. Additionally, a character’s movement issue during replay has been addressed as well.
Without applying on the test servers, the fix has been applied to the live servers immediately. With a size of around 25 MB, below you can find the detailed patch notes.
Client Optimization
- Reduced lowered performance issue when many players were in the same area
Bug Fixes
- Fixed the issue where character movement was instantly stopped and adjusted
- Fixed the issue where character movement seemed unusual during the replay
It is crucial to receive performance patches in games like PUBG, so its majority of players remain satisfied.
