BEST ASSAULT RIFLE IN PUBG MOBILE

PUBG: The best Assault Rifle

The Best Assault Rifles: AKM #6

The AKM is a high powered Assault Rifle that takes 7.62mm ammunition and comes with some serious kick to match. No matter what tier armour your target is wearing, the AKM will kill them in only five shots. What’s more, it’s capable of taking out an enemy donning a max level helmet in only a couple of shots.

It’s low bullet velocity in comparison to many other Assault Rifles means that it starts to suffer at long range. We wouldn’t count it out completely though, as you can still stick all manner of scopes on it and fire away at enemies in the distance with devastating results - it’ll just take some time to master.

As a very quick note of advice, we'd recommend tapping the trigger with the AKM as it'll be far easier to handle when firing in small bursts. While it may not be friendly to newer players, battle hardened PUBG players often find great success with this weapon due to its sheer damage output when spray-controlled.

The Best Assault Rifles: M16A4 #5

Perhaps the most common Assault Rifle drop in PUBG, the M16A4 isn’t one to be underestimated or cast aside simply because you’ll find it frequently - it’s actually really good!

The M16A4 is an exceptionally stable weapon with minimal recoil, and it also has one of the fastest bullet velocities in the game. This makes it by far the best Assault Rifle for spraying down enemies in an instant, or dinking opponents in the distance.

While it may not have an auto-fire mode, burst fire can be even more devastating in close combat as the delay between bursts is exactly the same as the delay between individual shots. This means that, technically, it’s got the fastest firing rate of all the Assault Rifles.

The Best Assault Rifles: SCAR-L #4

Despite claims that this weapon has the lowest stats out of all the Assault Rifles, we’ve found the SCAR-L to be a mighty fine weapon. It’s definitely one of the easiest weapons to control while firing at full auto, and with some attachments bolted on it only gets better.

One of its major downfalls though is it’s awfully restrictive iron sight. It's truly dreadful when targeting moving enemies, and unless you pick up a Red-Dot Sight or better the SCAR isn't going to serve you well at all.

Overall the SCAR-L's a decent weapon when it's rocking every attachment, but pretty unremarkable in its raw state.

The Best Assault Rifles: AUG A3 #3

The AUG’s another Assault Rifle that’s only found in Crates and it’s got a completely different set of strengths and weaknesses to the Groza. For the most part though, it’s simply less unique-feeling and functions more like a standard Assault Rifle. This will definitely suit more players.

The Best Assault Rifles: Groza #2

A rare weapon that’s only found in Crates, the Groza’s a brute that spits bullets at such a furious pace it practically grinds its enemies to death. Think of it as a pseudo-Assault Rifle that’s got the firepower of an AKM (another Assault Rifle we’ve detailed below), paired with a Micro-Uzi.

It’s certainly the most powerful Assault Rifle that's currently in the game, but that’s assuming you’re well within range of your target. Start firing off at an enemy who’s strafing in the distance and you’ll be lucky to land a single hit.

The Groza’s got some other pretty obvious flaws too, with the lengthy reload time of 3 seconds (without a Quickdraw magazine) that can leave you vulnerable if caught unawares. It’s also got a distinct lack of attachment slots too, so taming the beast can take some practice - especially as it’s such an uncommon drop.

The Best Assault Rifles: M416 #1

The ultimate all-rounder, a fully kitted out M416 has extremely solid damage per second (DPS), stability and rate of fire. It’s also one of the easiest guns to control in terms of recoil and it supports both single and auto-firing modes - perfect for close quarters engagements and long range skirmishes.

PUBG: Guide

Our massive PUBG guide contains tips, tricks, tactics and strategy advice for handling weapons and equipment, with gameplay and system settings guides as well.

It may have found itself under attack from a fair few competitors over the last six months or so, but it's safe to say that PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds - or rather, PUBG as pretty much everyone in the world calls it - isn't going anywhere for a very long time to come yet.

With a fresh development roadmap now in place for PUBG, we wouldn't be at all surprised to see the content updates arrive thick and fast in the coming months. Alongside that will come a fresh influx of new players, and the return of many veterans who have begun to see what lies just over the horizon.

We're certainly still having a blast with the game, and in our PUBG guide we're pulling together all of the explainers and other how-to articles we've been publishing on the site in recent months. There are loads more of these to come as well, and we'll make sure every new guide gets slotted in here, so you can jump straight into whatever you need help with, and do so from one core guide.

If there's anything in particular that you'd like to see us cover in our PUBG guide just let us know. We've got loads of stuff we want to cover ourselves, but we can always take a detour for a day or two - just let us know in the comments what you need help with and we will do our best to help you out!

SNIPER RIFLE GUIDE!!!🕹🤑

PUBG: The best Sniper

 When it comes to dropping enemies at a distance, there’s simply no better tool for getting the job done than a Sniper Rifle. The ability to zoom in with a powerful scope and rattle off bullets isn’t exclusive to this class of weapon - Assault Rifles and DMRs are capable of this as well - but snipers set themselves apart from the competition with their unrivalled accuracy and ultra-powerful single shots. All in all they're a must-have weapon when it comes to challenging targets at range in PUBG.

In your average game of PUBG you're unlikely to stumble across many Sniper Rifles while rooting through buildings or looting players. They're pretty rare weapon all-round, and are usually found in hotly contested areas, populated cities and most commonly - Supply Drops. It's definitely worth fighting and looting your way through these locations and chasing down Supply Drops for a chance at getting hold of one though, as a Sniper can significantly increase your chances of outlasting the competition.

Snipers do suffer from low magazine sizes and low rates of fire though, so you have to wield them with extreme caution. Missing a single shot can spell disaster if the enemy spots you, but land them just right and you'll drop targets in no time at all.

Below we’ve listed all the main Sniper Rifles in the game from best to worst, with strengths and weaknesses outlined for each gun.

Editor’s Note: It’s worth noting that this is by no means a definitive list. Almost all of these Sniper Rifles can have a significant impact in certain situations, and we understand that you’ve got to work with what you’re given in each match! it comes to dropping enemies at a distance, there’s simply no better tool for getting the job done than a Sniper Rifle. The ability to zoom in with a powerful scope and rattle off bullets isn’t exclusive to this class of weapon - Assault Rifles and DMRs are capable of this as well - but snipers set themselves apart from the competition with their unrivalled accuracy and ultra-powerful single shots. All in all they're a must-have weapon when it comes to challenging targets at range in PUBG.

In your average game of PUBG you're unlikely to stumble across many Sniper Rifles while rooting through buildings or looting players. They're pretty rare weapon all-round, and are usually found in hotly contested areas, populated cities and most commonly - Supply Drops. It's definitely worth fighting and looting your way through these locations and chasing down Supply Drops for a chance at getting hold of one though, as a Sniper can significantly increase your chances of outlasting the competition.

Snipers do suffer from low magazine sizes and low rates of fire though, so you have to wield them with extreme caution. Missing a single shot can spell disaster if the enemy spots you, but land them just right and you'll drop targets in no time at all.

Below we’ve listed all the main Sniper Rifles in the game from best to worst, with strengths and weaknesses outlined for each gun.

Editor’s Note: It’s worth noting that this is by no means a definitive list. Almost all of these Sniper Rifles can have a significant impact in certain situations, and we understand that you’ve got to work with what you’re given in each match!

The Best Sniper Rifles in PUBG: #3 Kar98K

Currently the only bolt-action Sniper Rifle available as a common drop, the Karabiner 98 Kurz is an excellent long distance damage dealer. Tagging enemies with body shots will hit their health bars hard, while a well placed shot to the head will usually mean insta-death.

It’s main drawback is the time it takes to reload a round between every shot, and the lengthy reload time for an entire magazine. This means you’ll have to maintain pinpoint accuracy for an extended period of time as targets flee once they’ve been shot - this isn’t easy.

On top of this, it’s also extremely loud. One shot without a Suppressor will give away your position to everyone nearby.

The Best Sniper Rifles in PUBG: #2 M24

Another Sniper Rifle that’s exclusive to Crates, think of the M24 as an upgraded Kar98K. It’s got higher damage, bullet velocity and reload times between each round which makes it much easier to use than its vintage counterpart.

Just be wary that if you're used to using the Kar98K, the M24's higher bullet velocity means that you don't need to aim as high when firing at targets in the distance.

The Best Sniper Rifles in PUBG: #1 AWM

Without a doubt the most powerful weapon in the game, the AWM devastates anyone unfortunate enough to be on the receiving end of one of its enormous .300 bullets. This Sniper Rifle feels weighty, and every shot thunders out of the barrel at such a blistering pace that there’s hardly any bullet drop, even at extreme distances - it’s like a laser beam.

Top of the range helmets don’t stand a chance here. Get clunked in the cranium by an AWM and you’ll be dropping dead to the floor no matter how snazzy your armour is.

The AWM’s main weakness is its bolt-action, which can make it a pretty unforgiving weapon if you do miss your first few shots. Additionally, it only accepts .300 ammunition that’s found exclusively in Crates.

Facts about PUBG MOBILE 2018-19

Interesting Facts About PUBG That You Probably Did Not Know

PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds or PUBG has become a worldwide sensation since its launch in the year 2017. The game has seen an exponential amount of exposure which further increased when it was announced for smartphones. PUBG Mobile was launched last year for iOS and Android devices and has since transcended into a pop culture icon. But despite being so popular, some interesting facts about the game are still a mystery. So here are interesting facts about PUBG that even most hardcore fans don’t know.

Creator of PUBG

Brendan Greene

We all know the game, but do we know the man behind it? Brendan Greene is credited as the creator of PUBG. The Irish born game developer got the idea of the game after reading the Hunger Games books. It is said Greene did not know anything about programming and learning it in order to develop the game. In recent news, Greene has said that the sequel to the game, purportedly PUBG 2 is not in the schedule and might never get released as he is done with Battle Royale as a whole.

The Reason Behind The Name

The full form of PUBG is PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds as mentioned above. The name is pretty weird and not exactly relevant, and there is a good reason behind it. It is because the creator of the game Brendan Greene was also an avid gamer, and the name he used for his player in the games he played was Player Unknown. All of it makes so much more sense now.

The Rarest Item In The Game

The Virtual Red Bandana is one of the rarest items in PUBG. When the game was launched in 2017, the pre-orders were bundled with the item and was available in loot boxes. After a while, the boxes stopped or rarely featured the bandana so its rarity increased manifolds. Kotaku reported the same year that a user bought the in-game item for as high as US$ 1000 (Rs. 69,000). 

Most Simultaneously Played Game

PUBG holds the world record for the most simultaneously played game of all time. In December 2017, the game hit 3,106,358 people playing the game simultaneously. Interestingly, the game broke its own record it made in September the same year. Even today, PUBG is in the top five most played game by current count.

Winner Winner Chicken Dinner

We all crave for the phrase “Winner Winner Chicken Dinner’ to appear on our screens, announcing our triumph in PUBG. But the phrase wasn’t invented by the game or its creator. It is said during the great depression, a period in the 1930s of economic crisis when people used to gamble. If they played with money and won, they could afford a chicken for dinner. With time, the phrase caught on and became what it is today. Fortunately, we don’t have to gamble to get the chicken dinner for ourselves.

How Erangel Got Its Name

Erangel is the most recognised and the primary map in PUBG. But does the name mean anything or is it just fictionary? The name Erangel was inspired by the creator Brendan Greene’s daughter Eryn. So combining ‘Eryn’ with ‘Angel’ gives us one of the most recognisable places by any gamer who has played PUBG.

Bots In PUBG Mobile

If you’ve been playing PUBG Mobile for a while now, you would know that the game has bots in places. They are AI generated players that are purposely bad at shooting. But why introduce them in the first place when there is no lack of players in the game? It is said to ease new players to the game, they are made to play in a game with mostly or all bots. This is said to be done until level 10. It is subjective, but many people still think bots ruin the intense, action-packed gaming experience that it so promises.

Miscellaneous PUBG Tips and Tricks

• Turn off Mission Impossible Background Music. ...
• Change Quick Chat Messages. ...
• Use Headphones to Hear Enemy Footsteps. ...
• Survive Inside the Red Zone. ...
• Use the Map. ...
• 6. Make the Red Zone Your Strategic Friend. ...
• Mute Annoying Team-mates. ...
• Hide Inside Vehicles.
• SOME MORE TIPS

  1. Select Third Person View or First Person View

  Choose between third person view, and first person view. PUBG Mobile’s latest update has brought the ability for players to choose between first person view and third person view. Before you start the game, you can tap on the game mode button just below ‘Start’ and choose between ‘TPP’ (third person), or ‘FPP’ (first person).

  

  3. Turn on Peek and Fire

  In Settings (the settings cog on the top-right), go to Basic. Here, turn on ‘Peek & Fire.’ This allows you to peek from behind cover, allowing you to take shots without exposing too much of yourself. Keep in mind, you’ll still expose your head, so use it cautionly.

  4. Use Gyroscope for Aiming Down Sights

  PUBG Mobile brings the ability to use your smartphone’s gyroscope to aim. This can be incredibly helpful when aiming down sights, or when you’re scoped in since you’ll be able to move your phone to aim at enemies instead of having to touch and drag on the screen. To enable gyroscope, simply head into Settings and then Basic.

  

  6. Enable The Left Side Fire Button

  In Settings -> Basic, enable the ‘left-side fire’ button to easily shoot with the left hand while aiming with the right. This is very handy in scoped shots. Without the left-side fire button, you’ll find yourself aiming and shooting with the same hand, which, believe me, is really difficult.

  

  7. Enable Auto-open Doors

  Also inside Settings -> Basic enable ‘Auto open doors’ to quickly get inside buildings without having to constantly tap the door button. Do note that you’ll have to tap the button to close the door.