Good news, PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds fans, the “FIX PUBG” campaign is over and was successful! Sure, that doesn’t mean that PUBG has actually been fixed, but it does mean that the developers have identified many of the places where it remains broken, or the places where previous fixes broke it worse, and that was… apparently the goal? Maybe?
It turns out that if you move the goalposts enough you can declare that your campaign was a success by stating that you now know what’s broken rather than by actually fixing it. Life is hilarious! Did you know feet are basically modified hands?
The whole letter goes into more details, but it includes some rather odd notions like counting matchmaking as fixed because the issues introduced with the patch that broke matchmaking have subsequently been fixed. There have also been numerous accounts banned for cheating and talk of further anti-cheating measures. So it… apparently was a success? It’s their show, not ours.Source: Steam
