PUBG Mobile Tips: How To Win like a pro? Ultimate PUBG Guide

PUBG Mobile has turned out to be the most popular online smartphone game in the battle royale genre. Now Tencent Games will be celebrating its first anniversary on 19th March 2019 with lots of offers, events as well as added features.

PUBG Mobile is a wonderful, exciting and a serious survival game. The game is becoming more competitive and players are bringing new and high-quality strategies. Even if you are a pro player and have mastered all the PUBG Mobile tips and tricks, one deadly mistake can end your way to get that chicken dinner. And If you are a newcomer to the game and finding it difficult to survive. This is the one stop to improve for all the common mistakes that you make. Here is a complete PUBG guide on how to win PUBG mobile games like a pro:

# Not being aware of an early fight with an enemy

Players like me prefer to parachute in crowded areas like Pochinki. But some players land on some cluster of houses in a distant area to scavenge the weapons safely. If you are one of the people who preferably land outside those cities, it doesn't mean you are the only one to land there. Thus always be ready for an early attack or you might be killed before the fun starts.

# Fail to remember the weapon's shooting mode

Do check yourÂ weapon mode before jumping into an assault — Do check your weapon mode before jumping into an assault

Always remember to double check which mode your weapon is on. Check whether it is single mode or auto mode or burst mode as per the situation. Single mode might be helpful while sniping but it is the worst to have when you are in an ambush. You could be dead in a matter of seconds in front of your enemies.

# Feel concern about the height while jumping in PUBG Mobile

Do not jump from the top of the buildings

PUBG Mobile has excused the in-game physics where vertical inclines can be scaled in the game. In any case, while jumping if the drop is from too high, players end up losing a lot of health and unnecessary energy drinks or even end up dying. In this manner, it is smarter to avoid jumping from great heights. Rather, pick another way down which does not involve a vertical drop from the top.

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#Not Repositioning after being spotted

If you shoot an enemy and they hide behind a cover. I have seen many players tend to stay in the same location, holding for the player to come out from cover. That is liable to get you killed by either the same enemy or another player who has come to examine.

If your target hides behind a cover. You should move away to another location. This may give you a different angle from which to clutch your enemy. while he/she is still trying to spot you.

# Shooting players out of range

It is useless to shoot if you are not confirmed about the kill

This is a foolish act that one does while playing PUBG Mobile. Shooting at somebody who isn't in your range won't just put you into a situation in which there is a high risk of enemies spotting your position, but also will tell other players that somebody is nearby.

# Not healing at the right time when caught out of the play zone

A number of PUBG Mobile players hold up too long to even think about healing when caught outside the play zone. In the event, if there a distance to cover, players regularly continue running planning to enter the play zone before the next zone starts.

In any case, it is most important to continue using first aid kits and energy drinks at correct intervals. If you don't time it accurately, you will get killed before applying the next healing item. This is because every zone deals a different level of damage. Understand the level of damage you are getting and apply first aid kits periodically.

# Going Prone in open areas when players get fired upon

Many newcomers panic and go prone the minute somebody begins shooting at them. Maybe they feel that going prone renders them harder to see. If a rival has spotted you, chances are very less they will not lose the sight of you and will eventually keep shooting at the same point even if you are out of sight.

Going prone on the grass just reduces your movement speed and makes an easy target to shoot. Thus never go prone except if you have a cover nearby from the shots.

# Standing Still while shooting

The most common mistake every PUBG Mobile players tend to do is standing still when shooting. When you find an enemy, try to move side to side to secure that kill. It will give you an advantage when you will be able to move around and you will be able to shoot at the same time. Its something that’s a little bit harder to achieve if you’re just using two fingers on your device.

# Re-peeking players to get a bullet in your head

I have seen my enemies do this all the time. I get an easy kill (Headshot!). If you notice that the person you are shooting at has an AWM or an M24. You do not re-peek them once they hide behind a cover. You just leave the area unless you are Soul Mortal or Dynamo.

It is very easy for them to find your head from a slight angle and kill you instantly.

# Rushing to catch the supply drop as soon as it lands

Clear the area and then move for air drops

Supply drops are the main difference between winning the game and getting yourself killed. If you see a falling drop from the plane close to where you are camping, you would mostly just rush to get it. This desire to immediately moving and loot the drop would be great.

However, remember that a lot of other players would do the same. So you would be exposing yourself for suicide and it is better to stop and survey the area around the airdrop and then proceed to loot. If you find an enemy or an enemy squad, kill all and then go for the crates and airdrop.

# Top Mistakes Players often make in Pubg Mobile:

Letting your guard down when looting kills could kill you.

Not using smoke grenades in a proper manner to save your teammates and looting kills.

Picking up both weapons which consume the same ammo.

Not using the right gun on the right purpose like AKM for short range and M416 for long range.

Not moving and coordinating with your Teammates and waiting for your teammates save you if you encounter enemies 400m away.

Not rushing when your opponent is reviving his teammate.

Running in a straight line when you get shots on an open field.

Hunting for enemy flare drop could result in regret.

Edited by Mayank Vora