Playerunknown's Battlegrounds Taking Good Fights Decision Making in PUBG



Playerunknown's Battlegrounds Tips Ep. 10 - Taking Good Fights

This Playerunknown's Battlegrounds Tips episode expands on the topic of good decision making and what goes into a "good" engagement in a round of Playerunknown's

The best Playerunknown's Battlegrounds Tips I can give you is to ask yourself a few questions before you open fire on the enemy.
This tip episode isn't covering what happens when the enemy shoots at you first, but when you have spotted the enemy and have the CHOICE whether or not to start shooting at the enemy

The key tips for a good engagement are assessing whether you can actually kill the guy you're shooting, if you're exposing yourself to too much danger, is there GOOD loot to gain and is there decent terrain gaining/denying going to occur with the engagement.

The next PUBG tip is that sometimes it's okay just to walk away
from a fight. Just because you see big name streamer fighting every battle to the end doesn't mean you have to. If the cards aren't stacked in your favor, you don't have to play the hand. If you have an extremely high chance of dying and losing the round with 30 people left, just do whatever you can to pull back from that position and go around.

The next PUBG tip is to review your gameplay and see where these decision points come into play. After each time you die, ask yourself if there was something else you could've done to avoid dying. Often times you just get RNG'd to death, but I find that with myself there's plenty of times I could've lived if I just wouldn't have started wildly shooting at some guy in order to get a meaningless kill.

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