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09 June 2026

• Verison 10.6 is available for iOS, iPad/mac, Android phones and Tablets

  Hi all, I know this sub is mostly PC-focused, but I wanted to share a quick update for anyone who likes checking PUBG stats, match history, and replays from their phone/tablet. Stats Tracker v10.6 is now available on iPhone, iPad/Mac, Android phones, and Android tablets. What’s new in 10.6: More supported languages across the app Match list time display option: exact times or relative times Improvements to 2D Replays and Advanced View Bug and crash fixes A few recent 10.5.2 additions too: 2D Replay name display options: all player names, squad names, or hidden names New Match Details interaction stats, including damage and kill involvement Optional match map background image toggle Better 2D Replay scaling, player visibility, and map layout Faster lifetime stats loading Translations are still beta, so feedback is very welcome if anything looks off. Thanks to anyone who has tried it or sent bug reports so far. submitted by /u/SAS03_PUBG to r/PUBATTLEGROUNDS [link] [comments]

• hot drop vs. squad

  Had some luck today! Thanks for watching submitted by /u/kwan2 to r/PUBATTLEGROUNDS [link] [comments]

• Washed (montage)

  Definitely washed up. 😃 submitted by /u/xSkorne to r/PUBATTLEGROUNDS [link] [comments]

• Since Ranked is gonna be free from the next patch, will there be bots in it then?

  Same as title

  submitted by /u/dayruined54 to r/PUBATTLEGROUNDS [link] [comments]
• Struggling with confidence, duels, and passiveness in competitive PUBG

  Hey guys,

  If this is not the right topic for this subreddit, feel free to delete it.

  I know some people might find this funny, but any serious advice would mean a lot.

  I’ve been playing PUBG for years and have about 5,000 hours. I’ve played scrims and smaller/regional tournaments for a long time, but I still feel like I don’t perform the same way in competitive games as I should.

  The main issue is confidence and decision-making.

  For a long time, I self-initiated a passive role. I would watch the back, hold for others, stay behind, cover angles, and avoid being the guy who makes the first move. I think I did that because I was afraid of making mistakes and being the reason we lose.

  After doing that for a long time, it feels like it became my default playstyle. I feel like I lost some of my attacking game sense: taking space, creating fights, trusting timings, making entries, and playing aggressive...

  I know I have decent mechanics, but lately even in TPP ranked I struggle to win duels consistently. A big part of that might be because even when we play squad ranked, we often make solo pushes. People split, push alone, take random fights, drive around, go for drive-bys, either kill people or die, and repeat.

  So instead of practicing good squad fighting, trading, spacing, and team pressure, I feel like we are constantly putting ourselves into random isolated duels. When I lose those, my confidence gets even worse.

  Then in scrims/tournaments, the same problems show up but with more pressure. I become passive, scared to make mistakes, and I hesitate in situations where I probably should take initiative. We struggle in teamfights, often die around 3rd/4th zone, and rarely convert games into strong late-game positions.

  Another issue is team culture. Mistakes often turn into blaming instead of proper review. It becomes “who was wrong,” “who didn’t listen,” “who threw,” etc. We also troll situations sometimes and don’t always take scrims seriously enough. Because of that, I feel like we repeat the same mistakes instead of actually improving.

  Our IGL also said he only IGLs because nobody else wants to do it. I’ve thought about trying it myself because I like reading the game, thinking about threats, rotations, playable spots, and what we should defend. But I’m worried it would become the same situation: counter-calls, blame, people not committing, or not listening.

  So I’m stuck between a few things:

  Is this performance anxiety?

  Did I make myself passive by avoiding responsibility for too long?

  Is our ranked playstyle actually making us worse as a team?

  How do I rebuild confidence in duels and aggressive plays?

  How do you practice being a better fragger/support without just ego-pushing?

  And how do you know when the problem is you, your role, or the team?

  I don’t want to just blame teammates because I know I’m part of the problem too. But I also feel like our habits, trolling, solo plays in squad ranked, blaming, and lack of structure make it harder to improve.

  Any advice from people who played competitive/esports seriously would help a lot.

  submitted by /u/SaltAlps992 to r/PUBATTLEGROUNDS [link] [comments]
• My Vikendi Camo/Skins/Inventory.

  submitted by /u/Next-Junket342 to r/PUBATTLEGROUNDS [link] [comments]

• New player, bot question

  Yo, new player, enjoying it so far. How long do i have to deal with bots? i get that they want you to get used to it but it feels really boring to fight against bots

  submitted by /u/Buskungen to r/PUBATTLEGROUNDS [link] [comments]
• eq setting for hd560s, i wanna hear footsteps and vehicle better

  i use sennheiser hd560s, shanling us mini portable dac amp. now as they r open back, when my fan is on, i am basically deaf to footsteps. even when m not using fan, its hard to hear em, i dont wanna focus that much. please suggest me good eq settings, so can i hear footsteps better.

  submitted by /u/DS1MILLION to r/PUBATTLEGROUNDS [link] [comments]
• The list of items the game presented me with as soon as I landed. 6 QTY level 2 helmet

  submitted by /u/maydayz2 to r/PUBATTLEGROUNDS [link] [comments]

• Well... That sucks

  submitted by /u/BlommN97 to r/PUBATTLEGROUNDS [link] [comments]