Does PUBG Use Locomotion?

avatarBivouacingFirm·6 months ago
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avatarCorrectingGait·6 months ago

Yeah, it has locomotion. You move around, aim, and shoot—basic stuff.

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avatarGroaningRush·6 months ago

Yes, PUBG uses locomotion for in-game movements, like running, crouching, and jumping. It's all about that tactical movement!


avatarDescribingHail·6 months ago

100% yes, PUBG uses locomotion. You can sprint, crawl, and even drive vehicles to cover more ground.


avatarHatchellingCalm·6 months ago

Yep, PUBG has locomotion. How else would you zigzag through bullets and dodgy campers?


avatarCluingWear·6 months ago

Totally! Your character runs, jumps, crouches, swims—pretty much everything you'd need to survive a battle royale.

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