PUBG: NEW STATE IMPROVES GRAPHICS ON TROI MAP, UPDATE V0.9.23
According to the battle royale game's development team, the Troi Map in PUBG: New State will receive graphic upgrades in the February update. The game also received the 0.9.23 update, which marked the start of Season 1 of the game. The update adds a new game mode called BR: Extreme, as well as the P90 SMG with 5.7mm ammo, gun customization possibilities, and weapon balance changes. Meanwhile, Krafton has stated that it is working to resolve the matching issue that certain gamers are experiencing.
The PUBG: New State development team said in a tweet that they are "working on visuals of Troi [map]" to "avoid eye strain" and "make it easier to detect foes at a distance." The graphic upgrade will be incorporated in the February update, according to the company. The team, on the other hand, did not reveal any specifics about the areas in which they are working on graphic enhancements.
Meanwhile, the PUBG: New State update 0.9.23 has begun rolling out to players, marking the start of Season 1 of the Battle Pass for the battle royale game. Players may "win great free gifts" in the game's ongoing events, according to the description. The update adds a new game mode called BR: Extreme, in which only 64 players compete in a battle with a P1911 pistol, a smoke grenade, 300 Drone Credits, and fully charged boost metres. Each battle will last 20 minutes and the participants will be constrained to a smaller region on the Troi map.
Apart from that, Krafton improved PUBG: New State by adding new weaponry, weapon customization, and other features. The P90 SMG with 5.7mm ammo, which will also be available in the game's Drone Store, new suppressors or flash hiders for the DP-28 rifle, and a lightweight stock for the M762 assault rifle are among the new weapons. The update also improves the player's actions and animations, such as Parkour Roll and Sudden Dash moves.
The third PUBG: New State development comes from a blog post from Krafton, who stated that the developer is working on matchmaking difficulties that certain players are experiencing.