Developers

A fan culture with clear squad habits

LightSpeed Studios and KRAFTON shipped PUBG MOBILE in March 2018. This fan desk keeps squad habits readable: respect the loot, support the rotation, and leave the next player’s drop easier to start.

Squad gathered after finishing a ranked Classic review

Squad standards

The standard is simple enough to remember and specific enough to use during every circle.

  1. Be on comms Listen to the IGL call and ask early when a drop is unclear.
  2. Loot honestly Make the crate useful for your squad today.
  3. Reset the bag Sort attachments and leave the inventory ready for the next drop.
  4. Respect pace Everyone is climbing ranked Classic at a different point in their own process.
Drop Brief squad standards poster-style artwork

Rumor board

Crew outside during a PMGC watch day

Outdoor PMGC watches

Seasonal streams and squad-based group viewings when the global finals support it.

PUBG MOBILE update notice poster

Update notices

Event details, rumor notes, and studio headlines are posted before attendance is expected.

Crate kit arranged near a landing zone

Bag care

Small habits keep the inventory safe, readable, and easier for the next drop to use.

Squad etiquette note

Keep shared Discord channels clear, store loot neatly, and ask before moving gear from another account.

Editors manage flow during update reads. Players should wait for confirmation before changing guns or attachment sets.

New accounts should use the inbox route before ranked so the team can set the right start point.