PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds' launch on the Xbox One hasn't been without some difficulties, as the initial launch was plagued by poor performance and crashes. In the time since, developer PUBG Corp. has been actively working on optimising the game for Microsoft's console.
Building on a much larger update pushed out earlier this week, the second update for PUBG on the Xbox One contains further optimisations, bug fixes, and a few changes to the gameplay mechanics. The update hopes to fix some of the bugs that are causing the game to crash, while also adjusting the recoil values for all weapons. The range for controller sensitivity has also been increased and some UI elements have been giving a little more polish.
The full changelog for the update can be seen below:
Optimization
- Continued performance optimizations
In-game
- The tuning range for the general sensitivity option has been expanded
- Weapon recoil reduced across the board (Xbox Only)
- Team UI will now correctly display voice chat status
- Additional Localization updates
Bug
- A variety of crash fixes
- Fixed an issue where casting bar UI remains onscreen when spectating a target who died while using an item from their inventory
The official release of the game through its 1.0 update on the PC, alongside the Game Preview release on the Xbox One, finally pushed the game across the 30 million sales mark this week.
Source: PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds
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