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1. #ITEMS IN CRATES IN PLAYERUNKNOWNS BATTLEGROUNDS FULL#
2. #ITEMS IN CRATES IN PLAYERUNKNOWNS BATTLEGROUNDS MODS#
3. #ITEMS IN CRATES IN PLAYERUNKNOWNS BATTLEGROUNDS FREE#

#ITEMS IN CRATES IN PLAYERUNKNOWNS BATTLEGROUNDS FULL#

PUBG was first released for Microsoft Windows via Steam's early access beta program in March 2017, with a full release in December 2017.

The last player or team standing wins the round. The available safe area of the game's map decreases in size over time, directing surviving players into tighter areas to force encounters. In the game, up to one hundred players parachute onto an island and scavenge for weapons and equipment to kill others while avoiding getting killed themselves.

#ITEMS IN CRATES IN PLAYERUNKNOWNS BATTLEGROUNDS MODS#

The game is based on previous mods that were created by Brendan " PlayerUnknown" Greene for other games, inspired by the 2000 Japanese film Battle Royale, and expanded into a standalone game under Greene's creative direction.

It's sort of a voluntary system, we're not forcing people to do it.PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds (also known as PUBG: Battlegrounds) is an online multiplayer battle royale game developed and published by PUBG Corporation, a subsidiary of Bluehole. It's one of the better ways to do it in games, they're cosmetic only so there's no interference in gameplay. Most people understand that with monetisation. There has to be a way to keep our servers running and keep the company going so we can add new content and this kind of stuff. We're not going to be selling 5m copies every few months or whatever. We think monetisation is something games kind of have - we want this game for five or 10 years. It has to be a good economy, and that's not always going to be what everyone wants. We have a great data science team, they look at the steam marketplace, and we really want to create a system. "We will have to test out the monetisation system sometimes during Early Access, just to get drop levels right and see if anything has actually come out.

#ITEMS IN CRATES IN PLAYERUNKNOWNS BATTLEGROUNDS FREE#

There will be some people that want to buy a lot of crates, and that's fine, but until launch we are still going to have free crates." We have to enforce a rarity or a soft limit on how many crates you want to buy. You'll be able to sell these crates as well on the Steam marketplace, if you don't want to open them. "Eventually you'll have to open these crates with keys. "The current system as you play you get points, with the points you buy crates, so we will be adding in a key system," he explained. Greene himself actually recently talked about microtransactions for cosmetic items in an interview, where he voiced this viewpoint too, saying that ongoing support needs to be funded somehow. While many have been agreeing with the angry sentiments expressed against the paid keys, there are also many that are saying that games need money for development, defending the move at least in part. We should highlight here, though, that only the Gamescom crate so far requires the keys that cost $2.50, and the Wanderer and Survivor crates will be free, still allowing access to cosmetic items. When PlayerUnknown himself Brendan Greene posted on the game's official Discord (as shared by user mdcdesign on Reddit) to say that the full game would most likely not have any more free crates, this made things even worse, despite Greene emphasising that these are optional. The user explains that their outrage comes from the fact the items are being sold in an "insulting and unfair" way, and it's not actually about these items and whether or not they give an in-game advantage. The post continues by expressing further outrage at the fact that there's only one item in each crate too, so in theory for a full set you'd need $10 at least. This game is not even out of Early Access, is breaking a promise not to include cosmetic DLC until after Early Access, and doing so in the most ANTI-CONSUMER way possible! Don't fall for it!"

Keys and Crates are an ANTI-CONSUMER means of distributing DLC content. Well, it's safe to say the introduction of a paid crate has not gone down well with some members of the community.Ī hugely popular post on the game's subreddit, for instance, is one that has the following message: "JUST SAY NO to real-money keys. Earlier today we reported that the game was getting new cosmetic items via crates, one of which is the limited time Gamescom Invitational Crate, costing $2.50 USD to open and containing exclusive items, with the money going towards charity, and funding the upcoming Gamescom PUBGInvitational, as well as its prize money. There's been a lot of news about early access game PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds today (which has hit six million sales), but bear with us, as we've got another one.