A new update for PUBG has today rolled out for the popular battle royale game. The patch, which is version 16.1, brings about a number of different changes to the title, as we have come to expect on a routine basis. And while nothing in this update necessarily seems to be a game-changer, those who [.]
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PUBG Update 1.65 Adds Season 11 and Emergency Pickup on PS4 and Xbox Patch Notes
On 4/8/21 at 6:51 AM EDT
PUBG update 11.1 has made its way to console as version 1.65 on PS4. While it may not feature the glitz and glamour of a new map or gun, it does bring back the fan-favorite Paramo map and introduces the Emergency Pickup support item. There are also a few interesting buffs and nerfs that make slight adjustments to the battle royale meta. The full details arrive courtesy of a recent blog post from
PUBG s developers at PUBG Corporation.
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console update 1.65 patch notes PUBG update 11.1 makes its way to console as version 1.65. Read the patch notes below to see all the big changes. PUBG is available now on PC, Xbox One, PS4 and Stadia.