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Brand new and improved designs for out-of-game screens and menus
This update was necessary in order to prepare the servers for when custom and event matches will be introduced. So, expect to see some brand new designs hitting the menus and screens shortly.
Minimizing crashes
The developers also noted that fixing crashes in basically their main priority and they’re working hard on this. Stability is the key element that triggers excellent gameplay quality so it definitely must be addressed as soon as possible.
The team confessed that it’s been tremendously challenging to bring a massive open world game to life on console and they’re working hard to meet gamers’ expectations from now on as well.
I play 90% of video games on my X, but with PUBG I was like nah I’ll get this on my pc, input lag issues and a 30 FPS cap is horrible. I really think a competitive game like this needs to have a high frame rate and be responsive. It takes away from the experience otherwise.
The Xbox One X console has a better GPU compared to the Xbox One S. This advantage should help it eliminate game issues such as the ones listed above, but it’s still unclear why it’s worse. Moreover, despite the latest patches, the game is still laggy.
These are only some of the most frequent issues reported by players. There are many more bugs affecting the game, but they occur less frequently than the ones listed above.
Keep in mind that PUBG is still work in progress. The PC and Xbox versions are running different settings profiles, so it’s not surprising that performance variations do appear. The game’s devs are clearly still working on optimization, so it’s only a matter of time until the problems are fixed. Patience is key.
After all, it has already been confirmed that the game would run at 30 FPS on all Xbox consoles. So, it’s only a matter of time until this happens, and FPS on Xbox One X will go up.
So, how has your PUBG experience has been on the Xbox One X? Share your thoughts in the comments below.
The original playstation controller was great, but lacked analog input as well as any kind of vibration feedback, something that modern gamers expect as standard. This was remedied by Sony in 1987 when they released the DualShock controller, which included not 1 but 2 additional thumb sticks for analog control, as well as an integrated rumble feedback mechanism.The game was set in China, with the objective of discovering the fabled dagger of Xian, an artefact capable of bestowing the owner incredible power. The basic movement and control mechanics were the same as the first game, but with added weapons and more numerous enemy characters, as well as the ability to drive vehicles. The difficulty was ramped up, with more complex puzzles, encouraging exploration of each level to uncover its secrets. Lara was also given a makeover for the second game, with multiple outfits and improved graphics and animation.
Allow us to take you on a vintage voyage with a time machine of links, if you will. Here are ten computer and arcade games we all know and love that you can now play online and free of charge. If you're of a certain age, you probably played these games while waiting for your mom to finish grocery shopping. Or they might have been on your very first video game console. We hope you remember them fondly and enjoy playing them again.
This update was necessary in order to prepare the servers for when custom and event matches will be introduced. So, expect to see some brand new designs hitting the menus and screens shortly.
Minimizing crashes
The developers also noted that fixing crashes in basically their main priority and they’re working hard on this. Stability is the key element that triggers excellent gameplay quality so it definitely must be addressed as soon as possible.
The team confessed that it’s been tremendously challenging to bring a massive open world game to life on console and they’re working hard to meet gamers’ expectations from now on as well.
I play 90% of video games on my X, but with PUBG I was like nah I’ll get this on my pc, input lag issues and a 30 FPS cap is horrible. I really think a competitive game like this needs to have a high frame rate and be responsive. It takes away from the experience otherwise.
The Xbox One X console has a better GPU compared to the Xbox One S. This advantage should help it eliminate game issues such as the ones listed above, but it’s still unclear why it’s worse. Moreover, despite the latest patches, the game is still laggy.
These are only some of the most frequent issues reported by players. There are many more bugs affecting the game, but they occur less frequently than the ones listed above.
Keep in mind that PUBG is still work in progress. The PC and Xbox versions are running different settings profiles, so it’s not surprising that performance variations do appear. The game’s devs are clearly still working on optimization, so it’s only a matter of time until the problems are fixed. Patience is key.
After all, it has already been confirmed that the game would run at 30 FPS on all Xbox consoles. So, it’s only a matter of time until this happens, and FPS on Xbox One X will go up.
So, how has your PUBG experience has been on the Xbox One X? Share your thoughts in the comments below.
The original playstation controller was great, but lacked analog input as well as any kind of vibration feedback, something that modern gamers expect as standard. This was remedied by Sony in 1987 when they released the DualShock controller, which included not 1 but 2 additional thumb sticks for analog control, as well as an integrated rumble feedback mechanism.The game was set in China, with the objective of discovering the fabled dagger of Xian, an artefact capable of bestowing the owner incredible power. The basic movement and control mechanics were the same as the first game, but with added weapons and more numerous enemy characters, as well as the ability to drive vehicles. The difficulty was ramped up, with more complex puzzles, encouraging exploration of each level to uncover its secrets. Lara was also given a makeover for the second game, with multiple outfits and improved graphics and animation.
Allow us to take you on a vintage voyage with a time machine of links, if you will. Here are ten computer and arcade games we all know and love that you can now play online and free of charge. If you're of a certain age, you probably played these games while waiting for your mom to finish grocery shopping. Or they might have been on your very first video game console. We hope you remember them fondly and enjoy playing them again.
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