Is H1Z1 worth getting if I like PUBG or is PUBG a better game?
I could actually land shots and win fights. I could take a hit or two and get to cover.
They're saying that happened as soon as they went to a non-NA server, which meant they were getting favored because of high ping. e.g. you get better results if you have high ping.What?
In my mere 42 hours (NA, solo, good ping) I have never had this happen. Either A) My bullets feel like they never leave the gun, so I lose most encounters, or B) when I die it is 1/10th of a second after I hear ONE shot that I never know where it came from.
I just assumed all of that was A) My 3rd person aim sucks (TPS "aim" is bad, but the controls suck. I wish I could flip the aim button operations), can't wait for first person only servers, B) Working as intended, everyone but me has 8x scopes, sniper rifles, and amazing aim.
Man, I really hope this game gets optimized better in the future for people like me with old PCs because ouch. Lowest settings are NOT pretty![]()
When the zombies mode releases this games population will double. Mark my words.
They aren't but they also have done a good job of making them not have disadvantages like draw distance issues and stuff. You can still shoot people from across the map and I've never had an issues related specifically to graphics not being up high or anything which is really great.
The game will never be a looker but it IS extremely well made. They had their priorities straight as hell.
I thought there was an advantage to reducing foliage etc.
Finally....after 281 rounds, 86 hours played, 42 top tens including 4 second place finishes...
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If there is a more exhilarating game out there I haven't played it yet.
That said, I think there is something really messed up with the game's net code / lag compensation. I've posted before about some really obnoxious deaths where I was in extremely advantageous positions and still lost the gun fight. If I search online there are plenty of people claiming that the game favors higher pings and punishes better connections. The vast majority of my games played have been on the North America servers and I made the top 10 about ~ 13% of the time due to mostly avoiding people but I was constantly victimized by what felt like being impossibly behind my opponents in 1 on 1's. So for 12 matches I tried playing on the Asia servers and the game felt night and day different. I could actually land shots and win fights. I could take a hit or two and get to cover. I could maneuver and outflank people. When I died it never felt cheap. The other guy just outplayed me or I didn't see him. Instead of getting a kill once out of ever 3 matches, I was getting several per match with a k/d over 2. Instead of getting top ten only once out of ever 9 matches or so I got it 2 out of every 3....and I finally got a win. I know it's a small sample and you could blame it on weaker competition or something else but I really don't think that's it. I've played enough shooters that I think I can tell when I'm getting screwed by the netcode or something else outside my control. Anyway, if I'm right I hope the devs get it straightened out. They've made a really amazing game. But if the game is giving anyone an advantage it should be the players with the best pings, not the other way around.
Is there a bigger let down in gaming?
Woooooow. Tried to redeem two crates from my reward points and it said something like "unable to open crate," and then both disappeared from my inventory. NEAT.
No. There absolutely is not. I've never felt the dread of coming in 2nd in any other game. :/
Just started playing yestarday and I'm a bit lost. Any tips for a beginner?
Also, when should I jump from the plane? I usually end up landing near other players and dying pretty quickly.
I find strange that you can't spectate the game after dying, I would love to do it to learn.
I find strange that you can't spectate the game after dying, I would love to do it to learn.
This happens to a lot of people, but an SSD (and 16GB of memory if possible) helps a ton.Loving the game but I'm never gonna be able to be "good" until I get a new PC.
Runs great once I get going but upon landing all of the buildings are textureless and I have to wait a good ~2 minutes before I can even enter any buildings.
This happens to a lot of people, but an SSD (and 16GB of memory if possible) helps a ton.
Glad it's not just me!
I'll be upgrading before the end of the year so 16gb and an SSD shouldn't be a super tall order. Thanks!
This would be amazing.Being playing this a lot this week, really been craving good post match stuff.
This is what they need
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sIDq89KNyFE
Man, I really hope this game gets optimized better in the future for people like me with old PCs because ouch. Lowest settings are NOT pretty![]()
it's not particularly a looker on max settings either. you aren't missing out on too much
Loving the game but I'm never gonna be able to be "good" until I get a new PC.
Runs great once I get going but upon landing all of the buildings are textureless and I have to wait a good ~2 minutes before I can even enter any buildings.
Being playing this a lot this week, really been craving good post match stuff.
This is what they need
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sIDq89KNyFE
It's in customs. It's also boring.so wait is the zombie mode actually available in custom games or is it just regular games where people rp it?
Then it's just DayZ no? Honestly keeping it custom mode and to the style it currently is works perfectly fine. The core mode of PUBG needs to be battle royale, keeping the gameplay fresh on each round played.zombie mode should have been players vs ai
zombie mode should have been players vs ai
zombie mode should have been players vs ai
I solved this problem for my friend by moving the installation from his HDD to his SSD. Do you have an SSD?
Anyone got any tips for getting this game to run more consistently? I have an R7 1700x and a 1080 but still have FPS dips to the mid 50s at 1080p.
Anyone got any tips for getting this game to run more consistently? I have an R7 1700x and a 1080 but still have FPS dips to the mid 50s at 1080p.
Any tips on aiming?
I've put around 40 hours or so into PUBG so far according to Steam and I still suck at aiming shots with any kind of scope on an assault rifle like a SCAR or M16 or M4.
Lately I've noticed when I have an 8x scope on an M16, I'll have a guy seemingly lined up- just right in the chest, no fancy headshot or anything- and I always miss. And it seems like they're going high. That's whether the person is stationary or on the move. Almost all of my shots with scoped ARs seem to wind up missing high and I just don't get it. Does elevation play a big role? Like if I'm on a hill shooting down on a guy running, should I have to compensate for the elevation difference in a significant way?
It's just so frustrating when I feel like I have the jump on somebody and have them lined up but consistently miss.
Bullet drop depends how far away you are and which weapon you're using. Don't think there's any other factors. Although shooting high sounds weird--are you looking at the wrong place in the reticle or something? For an average shot at or below optimal distance, it should be in the center of the reticle. Another possibility is server lag, displacing where you and your target actually are in the game's mind.Any tips on aiming?
I've put around 40 hours or so into PUBG so far according to Steam and I still suck at aiming shots with any kind of scope on an assault rifle like a SCAR or M16 or M4.
Lately I've noticed when I have an 8x scope on an M16, I'll have a guy seemingly lined up- just right in the chest, no fancy headshot or anything- and I always miss. And it seems like they're going high. That's whether the person is stationary or on the move. Almost all of my shots with scoped ARs seem to wind up missing high and I just don't get it. Does elevation play a big role? Like if I'm on a hill shooting down on a guy running, should I have to compensate for the elevation difference in a significant way?
It's just so frustrating when I feel like I have the jump on somebody and have them lined up but consistently miss.
Any tips on aiming?
I've put around 40 hours or so into PUBG so far according to Steam and I still suck at aiming shots with any kind of scope on an assault rifle like a SCAR or M16 or M4.
Lately I've noticed when I have an 8x scope on an M16, I'll have a guy seemingly lined up- just right in the chest, no fancy headshot or anything- and I always miss. And it seems like they're going high. That's whether the person is stationary or on the move. Almost all of my shots with scoped ARs seem to wind up missing high and I just don't get it. Does elevation play a big role? Like if I'm on a hill shooting down on a guy running, should I have to compensate for the elevation difference in a significant way?
It's just so frustrating when I feel like I have the jump on somebody and have them lined up but consistently miss.
They should spend exactly zero resources on that.