I've recently gotten really into battle royale games. I want to dive deep into everything from positioning strategies to aiming precision. Especially, what are the advantages of staying in low-traffic areas and how can I improve my team synchronization? What are your experiences and what resources have you used? Let's share our experiences and progress together, my dude.
I'm curious about PUBG Mobile tactics, how do you guys approach it?
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Hahaha I fell to 10th place yesterday too 😂 Well, my best tactic is usually "wherever it's safest" though 😅
Man, I was really into battle royales too, spent a ton of time on PUBG Mobile, especially on the Erangel and Sanhok maps. Staying in low-traffic areas is key—don’t get stuck in hot zones like those button areas, you know? At first, I was jumping into every fight, but then I realized it’s way smarter to chill in quiet spots, set up a good firing position, and pick off enemies one by one. Coastal areas or some of those wooded spots are usually empty—just camp there and wait for the enemies to come to you. Saved my life more than once.
When it comes to team play, I think the biggest thing is assigning roles. Like, one person handles all the firepower, another scouts ahead, and another keeps an eye on supply routes. My friends and I always stay on comms, constantly updating each other on our positions so if one of us goes down, the others can rush in to help. Also, weapon choices matter a lot—SMGs for close range, assault rifles for mid-range, and always keep a sharp knife handy for those last-second knife fights. I learned a ton from YouTube channels like "PUBG Mobile Pro Tips," stuff like better shooting techniques and how to minimize recoil while moving.
Wow, I was in the exact same situation too, I used to panic a lot in the first 100 games when I started playing battle royale. 😅 For low-population areas, instead of going for the "rich" spots, I check the map and go for low-risk, high-reward spots. Like, in Erangel, I chill in small villages in the west or abandoned buildings in the forests of Sanhok. But don't forget, keep moving around so no one locks onto you.
For team sync, my hack is using the mic constantly. I think just hearing a teammate's footsteps isn't enough—you gotta keep sharing your location. Like, I'll say, "I'm at X, starting a fight in 10 seconds," so everyone can get ready. Also, keeping the sound on to listen for gunshots is key, bro. Sometimes even footsteps or parachute sounds can be a lifesaver in-game.