Setting up PUBG Mobile
Pick your login carefully: On PUBG Mobile, you can sign in with Facebook, Twitter, or as a Guest player. You must link to your account on Facebook or Twitter in order to sync your data, but after you have done so, you won't lose any progress if you move to another phone or tablet.
Because PUBG Mobile is such a demanding game, make sure your phone is ready. Remove everything you don't need from it and end any background apps that may be running. For the best experience, disable power saving, data saving, and night mode. Turning off auto-brightness may also help you see better because it may dim the game while you're playing. Better = brighter. Your network: There isn't much you can do here, but a strong connection to the PUBG servers is necessary for a lag-free game. It's Wi-Fi all the way because the cell network will frequently have a variable speed. Avoid attempting to play when someone else is, and instead test your network connection using a tool like Speed test (available on Google Play and the Apple App Store). Our home reports a 5ms response time, which is excellent.
Connect your headphones because the phone's speakers won't always do PUBG Mobile's sounds justice. Connecting your headphones will make the experience more immersive and will also help you see incoming enemies.
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Greetings from the PUBG lobby.
You will load into the lobby when the game first starts, where you can adjust a wide variety of settings, choose your game mode, arrange your buddies, collect rewards, and manage your inventory.
How to choose a server: "Server" with a drop-down option may be found in the top left corner of the initial screen. Asia, Europe, and North America are your present options. It makes sense to use the server in your since it probably has the best speeds for you. For silky-smooth play, check the ping; you want it to be green and around 20 ms.
Tap the options cog in the top right corner, then select Graphics to change the frame rate. The frame rate is located here. You might wish to choose low if the situation seems turbulent. Try high if you have a powerful phone.
You'll be encouraged to do so when you first sign in, but you can also change the PUBG Mobile graphics setting to control the amount of detail. Better visibility is gained by being higher, but performance may suffer as a result. Play around with this and the frame and make any necessary adjustments if the game isn't running smoothly. However, be sure to also monitor the ping to rule out server slowness. There is also an automatic option, which will maintain the game's fluidity and make the necessary adjustments.
Turn on HDR mode: Alright, so this is a little bit of a trick as we haven't found a phone that reports HDR capability in PUBG, but when it does, you'll see the option in the graphics settings.
Changing the targeting : Tap Basic from the settings menu in the top right corner. Here, you can alter the crosshair's color.
Activate or deactivate Help with Aim: How challenging do you want the game to be? If your general direction is correct, Aim Assist will assist you in hitting the objective. It can be found under Basic in settings.
Your phone's gyroscope can help you aim. If your phone has one, you can utilize motion to move in the game. The best approach is to have it assist with aiming while you are in the scope or using your weapon's sights; at that point, you can move the phone instead of using the joystick. It might be much quicker and more organic.
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