PUBG: Battlegrounds has always prided itself on its status as a more 'hardcore' battle royale — it's a sentiment that many players are drawn to, eager to prove their abilities or just to take a break from the competitors that are constantly adding new modes, intellectual properties, and concerts.
The game's switch to become free-to-play has seen many new players come and go, but for those wanting to stick around and become one of the best pan-slinging maniacs on the battlegrounds, this guide will help get them started on the right foot by maximizing their chances of going against bots.
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It's no secret that PUBG: Battlegrounds is one of the oldest battle royale games on the market, helping to popularize the trend in the first place. An older game means a more experienced player base, and it can be frustrating to constantly lose to players with a level in high hundreds.
Bots, while not programmed perfectly, can allow players to have fun in PUBG: Battlegrounds and learn which guns they prefer in a relatively stress-free environment — they're also guaranteed to not be cheaters, which certainly helps!
While PUBG: Battlegrounds' bots are useful for honing a player's skills, they still act unlike any player would, and as such can be recognized by the following behaviors:
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There's no shame in playing casual mode — all players must start somewhere, and with PUBG: Battlegrounds offering three casual games a day, players can take advantage of them to easily find a game that is guaranteed to have 12 real players or less, with the rest of the slots being filled by bots.
Casual matches do have the following caveats that players should be aware of, however:
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