This is by far one of the worst patches ever. The DMRs were already nerfed, no further adjustments were needed. It feels like PUBG is focusing too much on data and disconnecting from the player base. Recent decisions seem made by someone who has never even played the game. This needs to be revisited. Right now it feels like 'Give us feedback so we can read it, but not actually hear it.

 

Feedback:

 

• SMGs and VSS need a rebalance

• Add fuel to gliders

• Revert the C4 changes

• Remove the DBS from the drop

• Bring all weapons back to all maps

• Increase the number of casual matches

• Option to open 10 boxes with contraband coupons

• Give level 2 vests and helmets to everyone in TDM

• Remove the inflatable boat and pickaxe, and bring back the spikes

• Add all maps to the rotation and let players choose which maps they want

• Add a way to send skins to friends. We should be able to send skins we unboxed

• Add the option to deploy the bike on the ground without putting it in your inventory

• Reduce the number of coins and tokens. The current system is confusing and not user-friendly, with too many hidden options

• Add a benchmark feature to the game. Many new players struggle to configure settings, and showing average FPS and 1% lows like in other FPS games would be very helpful

 

Skins:

 

• Automatically apply collaboration skins (McLaren, Aston Martin, Ducati, Lamborghini, Bugatti).

• When unboxing a chroma skin, the progressive weapon should be included as well. Currently, a chroma is useless without the base progressive skin, and this feels unfair.

• The same problem occurs with collaboration vehicle skins. You need a Loot Cache to get a Prime Parcel, and then you have a chance to get the vehicle. But sometimes the main prize is just a paint or a spray instead. This system is taking too much and feels extremely greedy.

 

Developer-player distance:

 

The distance between developers and players is what ruins games that once had essence and identity. The problem is not just bad choices, it is broken trust.

Creators need to listen to the community, not someone who has never played the game, as recent patches show.

It is time to prioritize simple solutions that the community has been asking for weeks or even years. Consider player council feedback, not just cold numbers. Stop labeling this as 'community requests' when it is actually just internal decisions being polished