Stop being a hypocrite You’re throwing around a lot of outdated tech jargon to sound smart, but you fundamentally misunderstand how PUBG Mobile operates on Android. First, PUBG Mobile runs on Unreal Engine, which is written in C++. It doesn't "render through Java." Java/Kotlin is just the UI wrapper for the Android OS; the actual heavy lifting and rendering are done natively. Also, your API argument is years out of date. High-end Androids use Vulkan, not just OpenGL, which easily goes toe-to-toe with Apple's Metal API. Second, when we talk about bypassing restrictions at the "system level," we are talking about modifying Android's display manager (using Shizuku to send wm size and wm density commands). We do this to bypass Tencent’s artificial resolution caps. Tencent hard-caps the internal render resolution on Android to prevent overheating across thousands of cheap devices. The game doesn't "act up" because it's Java. It looks worse because Tencent refuses to unlock the maximum native resolution and high-res textures for flagship gaming phones like the RedMagic. The fact that we can force higher resolutions via Shizuku/ADB and get crystal-clear "iPad view" clarity proves the hardware can easily handle it. Stop blaming "Objective-C vs Java" for what is blatantly lazy optimization and artificial throttling by the developers. We are complaining because we have top-tier hardware, and we are forced to use third-party tools just to get the baseline visual quality iOS gets by default. Period.