PUBG Corporation has announced that the console versions of PlayerUnknown?s Battlegrounds will be getting bots for public matches to ease new players into the game.
In a dev letter, the studio said that the skill gap between veterans and newcomers has significantly widened over the years, with an increasing amount of new players visibly struggling to get kills. PUBG Corp noticed that a lot of players were dying without even dealing any damage, let alone get an elimination or two.

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