PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds was taken offline and servers down to make way for a new PUBG update.
The game was made unplayable for around one hour while developers Bluehole Inc. worked on the popular Steam Early Access title.
And now we know exactly what has been tweaked in the 26th weekly patch for Battlegrounds.
The new update should be live on all servers, although some players are still reporting issues accessing the game, following the maintenance period.
The new PUBG update weighs in at around 1GB and looks to make a series of small changes to the game.
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The new desert map has now been deployed, while players will also have to wait for access to the new night-mode.
Instead, Bluehole Inc. focused on removing some notable bug fixes, including the key binding options available in-game.
The full PUBG patch notes can be found below:
UI/UX
- Added the following feature to the Map Help section on the World Map: Marking your character’s current position (Default key set to Insert)
Other
- You may no longer modify ini files to set a key bind for multiple actions on the same key
Bug Fixes
- Fixed a bug that enabled angled foregrip to attach to Tommy Gun
- Fixed a graphic bug regarding building locations
- Fixed an animation bug that appeared when a character used healing or boosting items in the driver’s seat
- Fixed a bug that did not cancel a player’s reload if the character was knocked out during the reload
- Fixed a bug where an uncooked grenade could explode if a character was knocked out while holding it
- Fixed a graphic bug that would cause a black box texture to appear while scoped when Anti-Aliasing was set to Low or Very Low in the Settings