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Most of the time when we drink tears we sort of just deal with the person's face right underneath their eyes. It's not as easy to "milk" their tears or collect them in a jar. But this meme has the right idea using a straw. However, we do not condone the wasteful nature of straws and the growing number of gigantic plastic islands floating in the oceans. But this is perhaps the most valued use of a straw we have ever seen. It's unpreceden

How impressive it then that the free Fortnite achieved even higher player counts, and in the last few weeks has taken over PUBG as the number one played (and streamed) shooter. Rapid content updates, better communication with its user base, a broad appealing title available on both consoles and PC have allowed it to take over while PUBG conversely sits relatively stagnant on updates, instead favoring a focus on sketchy loot box microtransactions (many of which now require real-money to open) and all of which can be sold for real-money raising concerns for hacking and the effects of gambl

Like they'd be talking about anyone else, noob. Seriously, what is it with camping the stairs? If you never leave the stairs, you won't ever get the experience necessary to engage in the open.For the love of all, at least camp behind a tree or jam yourself awkwardly into a bus

Vehicles are found throughout the many different maps of PUBG . Some are better than others for various reasons such as speed or how much gas they have. The van is a vehicle that you may want to avoid. While it can withstand some bullets, it’s also a large target. Because of its size, it also doesn’t go as fast as some of the other vehicles do. There are some good things about the van, but you may want something versatile — PUBG has plenty of great vehic

Yes, communication, not just an issue you experience when dating, it’s apparently also an issue when playing PUBG . Of course with any FPS game, it’s important to communicate with your team, but generally, if you don’t have a mic, it’s not unreasonable to assume that people will have common sense. If you’re out of luck and actually don’t have a mic to talk to team members, you’ll find that people will most likely just do their own thing without any teamwork whatsoe

Some people out there really don't have a great grasp on their emotions. Whenever a debate or discussion gets heated or veers away from what they feel comfortable with, the tears start to flow. With some, they are tears of sadness or pain, while others are tears of anger and r

That's why the meme above is so appropriate; it isn't uncommon to see other players (or doing it yourself), as they run willy nilly barehanded. It isn't hard to feel completely exposed when you aren't armed or don't have a vest on, especially in P

In the case of this comic, this kid ended up loving PUBG , much to the chagrin of his father. It's too bad, really, because you can tell in that last panel just how passionate the father is about Fortnite . It's a sh

There's no doubt that there are a lot of Fortnite and PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds memes out there. So many that they're hard to avoid lately, but people can't seem to get enough of them. Fortnite is a popular game, it has millions of players, cross-platform play, it's free, on mobile, and can run on garbage PCs. None can doubt the breadth of its potential fanb

In PUBG there is such a thing as a perfect jump; you float down gently, keeping a watchful eye on the empty skies as the rest of your competition rockets towards the earth in another location. The uncontested Armor 3.0 loot meta that will be yours for the picking dances through your head, and you can almost taste the chicken din

You deserve to be shamed if you camp on those dang stairs, because all your tallies will be ill-gotten, and no one will respect you for your deplorable tactics. Unfortunately, this meme pertains to a lot more players than we'd like to mention, but campers will be camp

In short, PUBG Corporation needs to keep gamers at the heart of its decision making. Those performance issues need to be fixed, and gameplay variety needs to grow at a rate that keeps the current player base happy. Moves like banning 100,000 cheaters will hopefully keep the game's community a less toxic place, but there's still work to do to make sure that PUBG remains a permanent long-term gaming fixture. As long as the team's focus remains in the right place, though, there's every chance that PUBG will continue as a serious force in the indus

Regardless, there are few groups that are as identifiable or, prevalent, as PUBG players. They're constantly rocketing cars off of hills and walls, wearing or swinging frying pans around like their lives depend on it (and they often do), or telling others about the glory of chicken dinners and how hard they are to really

Although there's no denying the game's popularity, it's fair to say that the game remains something of a raw experience. Players have ridden over the bumps of poor optimization and various glitches, as the title goes through tweak after tweak to try and get its Battle Royale -esque gameplay pitch perfect. That's certainly to be expected of a title built in the games-as-service model, even from games within AAA development, but when it comes to PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds there are still areas where it is really ro