Tiny PUBG patch lastly fixes dreaded fullscreen bug

PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds has acquired a recent replace that took care of some remaining bugs in patch 24.

During testing, PUBG gamers reported an particularly annoying bug in patch 24 that compelled the game to show in windowed full display, regardless of deciding on native fullscreen.

The bug wasn’t mounted in time for launch, and it’s been annoying gamers over the vacation break. For some, being caught in windowed full display means the lack of important efficiency, and it’s particularly evident on the brand new map Vikendi. Speaking of full display fixes, the mouse cursor ought to now not transfer erratically between screens in twin monitor setups.

The patch, lower than 90MB, additionally mounted a UI stock bug, and plugged some map exploits. Finally, the animation subject that induced urgent Alt (similar to to free-look) whereas aiming would change to third-person aiming, has too be taken care of.

Check the complete change log beneath.

• Fixed a map subject which allowed gamers to get into an unintended location
• Fixed a difficulty with weapon stock pictures displaying incorrectly after equipping some attachments.
• Fixed a difficulty that induced PUBG to launch in ‘Fullscreen Windowed’ mode even when set to Fullscreen.
• Fixed a difficulty that the character animation is caught shoulder firing (soft-aiming) when urgent ALT and aiming on the identical time.
• Fixed a difficulty the place in particular circumstances the mouse cursor would unintentionally be allowed to maneuver to a different display when utilizing twin screens in Fullscreen mode.
• Fixed a difficulty the place destructible objects together with doorways would disappear after shifting to a unique level on the timeline in Replay/Death cam mode.