[STEAM] Fumbled weapons, fake ragdolling and Wu-Tang: PUBG DED.NET’s director explains how it thrives on chaos

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For nearly 10 years, PUBG: Battlegrounds (previously PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds) has remained steadfastly among the most widely played games on Steam.

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data, the game’s peak monthly concurrent player count has never dropped below 340,000 since its release in late 2017, and is usually much higher than that – in the past three months, it only dropped below a peak of 700,000 on two separate days.

The decision from publisher Krafton to announce a new PUBG spin-off game, then, is an extremely interesting one, not least because it takes things in an entirely different direction.

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