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The announcement was made last night via Steam in response to the flood of "fix the game" remarks that players like to spam, that among other things.
This is a phrase we’ve been hearing a lot lately. Since we released PUBG as an Early Access game last year, the game has grown exponentially, and we’ve been fortunate enough to have millions of incredibly passionate players like you. However, we haven’t always been able to meet your expectations. Simply put, the game still has many unresolved issues.
The bottom line is, you’re the reason for our success. You’ve stuck with us, and now it's time for us to deliver the fixes you've been asking for.
That’s why today we’re announcing a new campaign called "FIX PUBG." For the duration of the campaign, we’ll be entirely focused on addressing problems with the game, including bugs, long-needed quality-of-life improvements, and fundamental performance improvements. Throughout this campaign we’ll share specifics about what we’re working on and the expected time it’ll take to address the issues. Then we’ll deliver on our promises.
The bottom line is, you’re the reason for our success. You’ve stuck with us, and now it's time for us to deliver the fixes you've been asking for.
That’s why today we’re announcing a new campaign called "FIX PUBG." For the duration of the campaign, we’ll be entirely focused on addressing problems with the game, including bugs, long-needed quality-of-life improvements, and fundamental performance improvements. Throughout this campaign we’ll share specifics about what we’re working on and the expected time it’ll take to address the issues. Then we’ll deliver on our promises.
This all begins with last night's massive update to the game that addresses, or tries to address, a number of issues that have been present in the game. The update included things like limb penetration, the ability to sharpen the graphics without having to increase the post-processing effects, a better colorblind mode, and more. All of those changes can be found here.
