PLAYERUNKNOWN'S BATTLEGROUNDS Hinweise auf Playstation 4 (PS4)

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Here are some basic tips to help you survive and make it to the end of the game.

• Try to land in a safe spot. Towns and cities might be tempting, but many players will be landing there. Consider dropping at a more isolated location to find gear and prepare yourself.
• However, if you want to get some practice in with the combat, it might be worth landing in a populated area to practice even if you don’t survive.
• Some key items to watch out for are a backpack, a bulletproof vest, a helmet, and healing items, and of course, a weapon you’re confident with.
• As you move from place to stay in the safe area, look for spots that are easily defendable. You don’t have to stay on the move constantly.
• On the other hand, don’t stay completely still. A little bit of movement might throw off the aim of any snipers that have spotted you from a distance.
• If you can find a boat, hiding offshore and taking the boat to safe zones can be a solid strategy.
• You’ll sprint faster if your weapon is put away.
• If you’re running from enemies, zig-zag as you run, and try to get out of sight. Many players won’t pursue you once you’re no longer an immediate threat.
• As long as your vehicle is stopped, you can refuel it from inside rather than getting out of the vehicle.
• If you see an open door, be careful. There might still be someone inside the building or in the surrounding area. If you enter a building, close the door behind you, both to make your presence less obvious and so you’ll know someone else arrived if you see the door open later.
• Make sure a building is empty before you start grabbing items.
• On the flipside, consider leaving items (especially healing items) on the floor as bait while you hide nearby.
• Avoid bridges. Bridges are extremely dangerous. If you have to cross the water, boats and swimming are usually safer.

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