Preview is supported when customizing appearance or creating a new character.

When customising character appearance, the D-Pad can be held to switch between menus.

Players can use the right thumbstick to rotate their character model during customisation.

Improved visibility of squad member colours (yellow, orange, blue and green).

Adjusted long-range blood VFX back to the original colours.

Party matchmaking is now influenced by the player’s MMR.

Adjusted the sound effects of both water and red-zone bombing.

We continue to listen to your vehicle feedback and have lowered the damage taken from objects throughout the world such as rocks, trees, and uneven terrain.

This feature must be enabled within the Options / Settings menu.

Game DVR is now supported for automatic recording of gameplay highlights.Weapons are removed from the starting island prior to the match starting.Introduced multiple pre-match starting locations in order to optimise both server and game client performance.The biggest updates are obviously for performance, which will hopefully be better than it used to. Some of the improvements PC had, such as multiple spawn locations in the lobby, the lowering of red zone sounds, and the updated design of the energy drink. Many of the changes in the patch bring the Xbox One version in line with PC. Though the game's implementation is still in an early stage, it does mean that you can hit the Guide button anytime to save the last few minutes of gameplay. Previously, PUBG wasn't included in the list of games the Xbox One automatically captures gameplay of. The patch also added support for the Xbox Game DVR.

As you may expect, the update is full of performance optimisations, UI changes, bug fixes and more. released a big patch for PUBG on Xbox One. It's been a while since PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds received a patch on Xbox One, and it's just gotten a big one.

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