The game is not for everyone. And it's still in development process towards a better state.

In my opinion, this game did something right in terms of feelings of realism. Maybe due to ballistic, weapon mechanics, surroundings and various situations. Every gun is unique in its own way which gives you more and more immersion in the game.


PROS
- Super realistic
- Great graphics
- Kills feel so rewarding, more than any other games
- Looting system is a +1
- Improving company from a small one
- Regular updates
- Incredibly fun playing with friends
- A great FPS/TPS game to say the least
- Always a exciting moment to read patch notes, unlike other games

CONS
- Frame rates might be rough
- Desync at times
- TPP still vulnerable to mass hackers
- Silent changes sometimes in updates
- Rewards feel a bit meh due to microtransactions

Though it's worth mentioning that the developers are working hard to address the issue with the cons I mentioned. The company is growing at an immense rate and will only continue to move forward from now on. They might take some time to adjust but PUBG will get to the "stable" state in the near future.

EDIT: The game is still in active development. Devs getting clearer and clearer view of their priorities and mistakes which they can reflect on.

EDIT2: The game has come a long way, towards the better. Hopefully it continues that way

The game is not for everyone. And it's still in development process towards a better state. In my opinion, this game did something right in terms of feelings of realism. Maybe due to ballistic, weapon mechanics, surroundings and various situations. Every gun is unique in its own way which gives you more and more immersion in the game. PROS - Super realistic - Great graphics - Kills feel so rewarding, more than any other games - Looting system is a +1 - Improving company from a small one - Regular updates - Incredibly fun playing with friends - A great FPS/TPS game to say the least - Always a exciting moment to read patch notes, unlike other games CONS - Frame rates might be rough - Desync at times - TPP still vulnerable to mass hackers - Silent changes sometimes in updates - Rewards feel a bit meh due to microtransactions Though it's worth mentioning that the developers are working hard to address the issue with the cons I mentioned. The company is growing at an immense rate and will only continue to move forward from now on. They might take some time to adjust but PUBG will get to the "stable" state in the near future. EDIT: The game is still in active development. Devs getting clearer and clearer view of their priorities and mistakes which they can reflect on. EDIT2: The game has come a long way, towards the better. Hopefully it continues that way