For regular gamers, parachuting in PUBG Mobile is something that seems incredibly simple. In the waiting lobby, board the plane, wait for the signal, and then start parachuting down to the predetermined location. However, this parachuting task requires waiting for the game’s signal to allow the jump.
Recently, a gamer used third-party software, determined to jump out of the plane takes off in just 0.3 seconds and landed unexpectedly fast. What this player saw truly shocked both the gamer and the community, as it revealed a very different view of the island that we all know.
For the average player, the map in PUBG Mobile is something too familiar, with some gamers even know every nook and cranny of the map by heart. They know where to loot the most items, where fewer players land… But this is a map that we are all familiar with, while in these images, there is a very different island in PUBG Mobile that not many people know about.
It seems that due to using third-party software that interferes with PUBG Mobile, the game system couldn’t process the parachute jump in time. As a result, the scene in front of the player appeared very strange, feeling like a rough painting everywhere. It is possible that the visual effects on the map had not loaded yet, resulting in these somewhat bizarre images appearing before the gamer.
As mentioned, PUBG Mobile is still one of the most popular battle royale games on mobile platforms today. The game itself harbors many mysteries that not many know about, such as the broken windows of the plane carrying jumpers or supply crates being delivered by dinosaurs… These are always cleverly embedded mysteries in PUBG Mobile. This game has many players, especially veteran gamers. However, not all players are well-versed in all the “secrets” of this game.
However, this secret was only discovered when a gamer used third-party software to interfere with the PUBG Mobile system. This action is not permitted and will cause the player to pay the price when the system detects it. The issue of hacking, cheating, and using third-party software to become overpowered, or even just to surprise other players, is not new in this game. Recently, a PUBG Mobile player was banned for 10 years for using cheats and hacks in the game. This player shocked others when turned himself into a “long-arm monk” or more accurately, like Luffy from One Piece.
This serves as a lesson for gamers who “want to have without working for it”, who do not want to win through their skills but only rely on “unfair” methods that are not ethical towards other gamers.