PUBG players will soon be able to try the new Training Mode which lets 5-20 players explore a 2×2 km map and practice all aspects of gameplay.
A long requested feature is coming to PUBG next month: a shooting range. But wait! That’s not all.
PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds players will soon be able to try the new PUBG Training Mode which lets 5-20 players explore a 2×2 km map and practice all aspects of gameplay.
This includes driving around race tracks, performing parachute landings on targets, and using the shooting range. Areas to practice vaulting, combat in close-quarters, and vehicle jumps are included.
PUBG players have been asking for a shooting range for quite some time, but the team wanted to go “beyond just a shooting range.” Instead, the team opted for an “open, living map” which allows players to “test a variety of skills to their heart’s content.”
The map is broken up into short and long range combat sections, vehicle races, jump skills, vaulting, vehicle ramps, an more.
Each section represents a gameplay situation players may become involved in during normal gameplay. The goal is to provide new players with an understanding of PUBG basics; provide an outlet for casual players to experiment; and to give serious players an area to learn about deeper gunplay.
While more details will be shared on Training Mode closer to launch in September, this feature list from PUBG Corp. provides a general rundown.
800m Range 400m Range Special 1k Range target Standing targets Moving targets (left, right) Targets inside a building (stationary / moving) Long track Racing track Off road Sweet Stunt Ramps Sweet Water Ramps Melee weapons Guns Attachments Gear Ammo Throwables Parachute practice area Throwables range Melee range Parkour area CQC Course Indoor CQC Range
Because PUBG Training Mode is still in development, all of the content listed above could change between now and the targeted September release.
