澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Playerunknown's Battlegrounds (or PUBG, for short) matche༺s are usually incredibly violent affairs - but that's expected with up to 100 play🐠ers beating each other to a pulp, running each other over in vehicles, or blowing each other away with weapons. But a player going by the handle "Uzick" may have the latest, greatest pro strat: laying face-down in a dirty bathtub.

Uzick writes that they were "called to dinner in the middle of a game," and that they "decided to go afk in a random bathtub and hit the record button." One sped-up YouTube video later, a💞nd it looks like that turned out to be a legitimate strategy. Uzick was the last player standing. Er, laying down.

Now, that being said, PUBG rewards players no matter how poorly they perform. Not as much as skilled players who win with a bunch of kills, but still some. So the game's community is currently dealing with players who purposefully don't participate just so they can passively reap rewards. Strictly speaking this behavior i🍸s not against the rules, but it is generally frowned upon.

If you haven't played PUBG and are confused how this could happen (after all, even if you start with 100 players, at some point it's just 1v1, right?), here's the jist: while each match of PUBG starts with the entire map open to exploration, as time goes on the play area shrinks. So if you mi🌼ssed it the first time, watch the video and notice how the blue circle on the map keeps shrinking - if players stay outside that designated area for too long, they'll take damage over time and eventually die.