PlayerUnknown’s BattleGrounds or PUBG is about to leave Steam Early Access on December 20. That means a full version 1.0, but before that happens, there is still time for a few more tweaking and testing. Developer BlueHole has been updating fans on their Steam page however, the latest of which is the latest test build patch which adds several features.
One of the biggest changes is the addition of a replay function. This will let players record up to 1km around the character, and players have to enable the saving in options before a match. The replay is saved automatically after the game ends, and are viewable under the “Lobby Replays” menu. Up to 20 replays are saveable. Plus, it will automatically delete the oldest order once that number exceeds 20.
This replay function will allow players to interact with the camera. They can even pause or change the playback speed or preference. The camera itself is moveable, which would make reviewing matches much more thorough.
To get players prepared for this feature, they have released the following control guide:
For more details on the latest patch and changes prior to the full 1.0 launch, check out the PUBG Steam Community page.
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