PUBG Mobile: Top 5 Most Useless Items in PUBG Mobile

The PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG) Mobile is the most widely played mobile game. The recent reports show that PUBG Mobile has broken many records along with acquiring the crown of "the most favorite game of 2018".

A player enters the map, roams here and there to search for weapons. Along with weapons, there are many items without whom survival is not possible at all. Where one can't fight without a good quality helmet and waist, there are many items which are not useful at all. Many players in the game like to ignore such items and try to get chicken dinner without even picking them.

Here are top-five most useless items in PUBG Mobile:

#1 Stun Grenade

Stun Grenade

There are three things which you would love to pick. Being a good player at PUBG Mobile, one would definitely choose smoke grenade, frag grenade. However, when it comes to stun-grenade, most players often ignore and leave them at their place itself. The reason is pretty simple, stun-grenades are rarely used. Also, a stun-grenade takes a lot of space compared to smoke grenade and frag-grenade.

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#2 Pistol R1895

R1895 Pistol

When your first steps are into a building, you will find many pistols here and there. The pistols might be a game savior and help you to lead the game. However, there is one pistol which is completely useless in the game. The R1895 pistol takes a lot of time to recoil. Plus, there is also a lot of time taken between shots of R1895.

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#3 Bandages

Bandages - PUBG Mobile

You might argue at this one point but bandages are actually useless. Why? It's because they take a lot of time to heal and the health increase is also pretty low. If you are seriously looking to up your health in the game, you can always replace bandages with a health kit, painkiller, energy drink, and a med kit.

#4 Gas Can

Gas Can - PUBG Mobile

In order to run a vehicle, you need a gas can. The major disadvantage of gas cans is they take a lot of space in the bag. In PUBG Mobile, there is a high probability that you will get a vehicle at every 700-800 meters. The vehicles usually have gas in them. So, the point of picking them is useless.

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#5 Quickdraw Magazine

Quickdraw Magazine - PUBG Mobile

Apart from its faster reload time, the quickdraw magazine is actually useless. Most of the players often prefer using extended magazine over quickdraw magazine. The extended magazine can help you take more bullets, whereas, quickdraw magazine can only help to reduce the reload time.

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PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG) is an online multiplayer battle royale game developed and published by PUBG Corporation. The game that defined the battle royale genre in 2017 received multiple game of the year nominations and also won the Best Multiplayer Game of the Year at the 2017 Game Awards.

In the game, one could set up huge multiplayer matches with up to a hundred players on a single map. The primary objective of the battle royale mode would be to become the last person standing by eliminating the opponents on an isolated island, who like the player are parachuted onto the place. However, things get interesting over time as the playable area constantly shrinks due to the presence of a powerful field, effectively enforcing faster pace and increased battle scenes towards the end of the game. In-game loot and supply drops allow the player in PUBG to replenish ammo and other supplies to stay competitive in the game.

The company behind the franchise has expressed PUBG to become a popular game for Esports and has set up a slew of tournaments to encourage the same. The first-ever PUBG stadium event organised by Intel in November 2017 featured a record prize of $200,000. PUBG has four versions now, PUBG PC, PUBG Mobile, PUBG Xbox and PUBG PS4.

PUBG PC version is the first one to hit the stores before the game made its way onto the Xbox platform. The full release on Microsoft Windows happened in December 2017 while the full release on the Xbox platform occurred in September 2018. One could download PUBG PC version via the popular digital marketplace Steam.

Currently, the game features three interactive maps alongside an array of weapons and collectables that are updated on a frequent basis. Keep checking out this page on a regular basis to get your daily dose of PUBG updates.

11-Year-Old Moves Court Seeking Ban On PUBG, Says Promotes Violence

Ahad Nizam, who filed the public interest litigation through his mother

 said the game promotes violence, aggression and cyber-bullying.

MUMBAI: 

An eleven-year-old boy moved the Bombay High Court on Thursday seeking a ban on popular mobile game ''PUBG''.

Ahad Nizam, who filed the public interest litigation through his mother, said the game promotes violence, aggression and cyber-bullying.

The court should direct the Maharashtra government to ban it, the PIL said.

"The petition has also sought a direction to the central government to form an Online Ethics Review Committee for periodical checking of such violence-oriented online content," petitioner's lawyer Tanveer Nizam said.

It is likely to come up for hearing before a division bench headed by Chief Justice N H Patil.

PUBG or ''Playerunknown's Battlegrounds'' is an online game where two or more online partners play on the backdrop of a battlefield.

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Incidentally, even Prime Minister Narendra Modi had referred to the craze for this game during his interaction with students and parents about exam stress a few days back.

Hindu temple vandalised in US with hate messages on walls

Hindu temple vandalised in US with hate messages on walls

According to local media reports, vandalism resulted in deity image sprayed with black paint, broken windows, walls spray-painted with inappropriate messages and graffiti. A knife was stabbed in the chair and cabinets were emptied.

• Authorities are investigating the incident as a hate crime
• Police have no suspects but an investigation is ongoing
• Temple officials said no video of the incident is available

In a hate crime, a Hindu temple has been vandalised in the US state of Kentucky by miscreants who sprayed black paint on the deity and wrote repugnant messages on the walls.

The incident happened between Sunday night and Tuesday morning at the Swaminarayan Temple in the Louisville city, authorities said.

There are no suspects but an investigation is ongoing, police said. Temple officials said no video of the incident is available.

According to local media reports, vandalism resulted in deity image sprayed with black paint, broken windows, walls spray-painted with inappropriate messages and graffiti. A knife was stabbed in the chair and cabinets were emptied.

The incident has sent shock waves through the Indian-American community in Louisville Kentucky.

Authorities are investigating the incident as a hate crime.

Condemning the incident of vandalism, Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer called upon the city residents to stand up against this hatred.

"Anytime we see hatred or bigotry we will stand against it. The cowards who did this have only given our community more fuel and determination to embrace compassion, understanding, and each other," Fischer said as he visited the vandalised temple Wednesday.

"Sometime between the end of services at the Swaminarayan Temple on Bardstown Road on Sunday and the time a repairman arrived on Tuesday morning, vandals broke into a window and vandalised spots throughout the building," he said.

The vandalism of this temple, Fischer said is another example of the work "we still have to do as a city and a nation to make sure we live to our ideals of equality, of a country where everyone is treated with the respect we all deserve."

Fischer said that the vandals wrote "repugnant messages of hate."

"Regardless of what religion you are, this should not happen," Raj Patel from the Swaminarayan temple said.

"We come here to worship. We should not have to turn our backs to see who is behind us, but we should be happy to come here and worship in peace," he added.

Describing the desecration as "heartbreaking", Louisville Metro Police Department Chief Steve Conrad told reporters that the police will provide additional security to the temple.

"What I'm here to do today is to assure everyone that attends this temple that we will do our best to find and hold accountable the person or persons who committed this vandalism and this hate crime," Conrad said.

Conrad said "too many incidents like this" have happened in Louisville, referencing a past vandalism incident at the Louisville Islamic Center and heightened safety concerns at a local Sikh temple following a deadly temple shooting in Wisconsin in 2012.

Kentucky State Representative Nima Kulkarni, the first Indian-American elected to the Kentucky General Assembly, said the vandalism was an "act of intimidation designed to weaken our faith and community".

There have been a number of such incidents across the US in previous years.

In April 2015, a Hindu temple in north Texas has been vandalised with nasty images spray-painted on its walls.

In February 2015, Hindu temples in Kent and the Seattle Metropolitan area were also vandalised.

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