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Even a teammate who has been totally killed can be returned if you grab the banner left behind with their death and find a respawn beacon. It's a bit of a shame that quad queues won't be coming to the game, but this holds just as true in duos and tr

Well, I think I’ve given you a brief idea of the popularity (or infamy) of PUBG Mobile in the country. While politicians and representatives were up in arms about the game and its effects, there wasn’t really much done by the government about it until September 5, 2

It’s tempting to immediately open fire on enemies that you spot, but sometimes its better to take a moment to consider. Could there be enemies closer to you that you could accidentally alert? Could you have a better chance of taking out that squad if you waited until you got clo

Get used to use this system, and use it a lot. You might not want a piece of loot, but your teammates might. You can give suggestions on where to go and remind allies of useful map features. Perhaps most importantly, you can give warnings if you spot an en

His passive ability is Stalker , and is great for those players that wish to stalk their opponents first. This makes your crouched walking speed much faster than any other legend, meaning you will be able to literally stalk enemy teams - though unless you’re focusing on stealth (pretty rare in this game) this is not guaranteed to be of much help. More useful though is the fast-climbing ability that Stalker also gives, which allows Revenant to scale buildings faster, and climb higher than other legends. This gives him mobility which is only beaten out by Pathfinder’s grap

A videogame development cycle is a term used in the industry to broadly describe the life cycle of a videogame. For most games, this includes concept, design, launch, and post-launch. A problem within the industry, however, is the excessive crunch time some studios require on the lead up to launch. While some companies have tried to remedy this problem, the battle royale genre has reinforced the idea that a game essentially never "leaves" development. This is a bit of a mixed bag, as while it furnishes fans with an organic and ever-evolving experience akin to an MMORPG, with each season pass or redesign of a map, several employees are forced to meet specific deadlines that could result in excessive overt

One feature that PUBG Mobile has is visual audio cues. When a player shoots or walks around, it'll be shown on nearby players' minimaps, even if their device is on silent mode. This allows players to know where an enemy is, making it easier for PUBG Mobile players to locate and fire at opponents. Another location-based feature is the blood marks on a player's screen. If a player is shot at and hit, they will get a red mark on their screen in the location at where they were shot from. This lets players quickly turn to eliminate their opponent, or to run away and find cover quickly without needing to worry about where their enemy precisely

There are some other offensive items like grenades, but in general, never go without some sort of weapon. There are plenty of rankings of weapons to get you started in figuring out what each weapon is good

Revenant’s ultimate ability is by far the most interesting of the bunch though, as you might expect. The Death Totem can be used in a variety of ways, but first and foremost it should be used to ambush opponents that are holed up in a central location - usually inside a building. Essentially Revenant places down a Death Totem, and any players - ally or enemy - that touches it will enter Death Protection mode. As soon as their health falls low in this mode they will be teleported back to the totem with half HP. As long as you place the totem in a safe place outside of grenade range and inside the ring, then this is a great ultimate ability which suits many situati

If you’re waiting on a team to burst out of a door and rampage, or an enemy team is about to get stuck in a building because of the closing ring, throw the silence projectiles at the doorways to block their exit. Even when it comes to an enemy team moving away from you in retreat, shoot projectiles at doorways or generally in the direction they’re moving - do this regularly and that tiny bit of damage from the projectile will eventually get you a kill or two, I guarantee

Once you hit dirt, you’ve got to start grabbing some loot. Loot tends to be located either inside buildings or in special orange or blue containers found throughout the Apex e District map, often in pairs. The array of loot can be confusing at first, so its good to learn what it all d

Revenant is a solid mid-range character, and mid-range weapons should be used. The fact is that the Stalker ability is useless unless actually close to enemies, the Death Totem needs to be used within a fairly reasonable range so you actually have the time to ambush enemies while in Death Protection, and his Silence ability can be flung far, but the best distance to use it is close-to-mid-range. As such, Revenant’s choice in weapons should reflect t