PUBG community is upset by the arrival of bots in the game

A few days ago we told you that the famous battle royale PUBG He was going to incorporate bots in his new update, which also started the seventh season of the video game on PS4 and Xbox One. After a couple of days with the bots added in the game, the community has started complaining about them: Specifically, they denounce that their behavior is not realistic and spoils the experience of the games.

As explained in VG247, some ResetEra and Reddit users have posted angry comments criticizing the arrival of bots in PUBG, focusing mainly on bad behavior: "Bots are incredibly stupid and move in a straight line or stand completely still, they are not fun to kill, nor is it fun to face them."

, criticizes a player on the PUBG‌ subreddit for consoles.

Other Players have also criticized the high number of bots in each game, leaving little space for real players: "There is more than 70 bots on the servers I have played on. There is no tension. abur It's boring. I've played this game a lot, I really liked it, but this, "explains one Reddit user, blaming this change on a significant drop in the number of real users: "This game is officially dead and completely ruined".

Bad experience for some, possibility of improvement for others

Some users have preferred to take this update with humor and are sarcastically glad that they have added bots to PUBG because they can win their first game after a long time

Or, as another player says, they can let their little brother play so that he doesn't get the last one. From all this it is extracted that the bots of PUBG They are quite poorly programmed, although the perspective with which each player takes it may be different.

The company in charge of PUBG He said in his day that implementing bots to the game could be a risky move in the sense that "They can have a negative and positive impact on a game depending on how they are programmed"

It is always his intention to help "the players to practice their skills more, achieve a better average result and perhaps even eat chicken for the first time".