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PUBG's Test Servers Have Been Delayed Due To An 'Unexpected Issue'

PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds' test servers were set to introduce vaulting and climbing to the game but those servers have now been delayed thanks to an "unexpected issue during internal testing." So players will have to wait a bit until they can experience the absolute fun and mayhem of vaulting and climbing while murdering the hell out of one another in the battle royale game.

The delay was announced on the developer's Twitter account.

The developer apologized, saying, "Therefore we feel that we have to delay the first test schedule for PC 1.0 to allow for a smooth testing of the new features and content."

In a subsequent tweet, developer PUBG Corp. said it's working to "resolve the issue quickly" and will announce new dates for the test servers once the issue is fixed. While the devs are working at fixing the issue, the servers are delayed until they can smooth out the kinks. The test servers were set to go live this week.

PUBG, which has sold over 18 million copies, is currently available on Steam Early Access. An Xbox One version will be released on December 12 via the console's Game Preview program. The 1.0 release on PC is still expected to follow in late December, according to PUBG creative director Brendan Greene, who is better known as PlayerUnkown.

Greene has revealed that, while PUBG won't have a single player campaign at launch, he does have some ideas as to why one hundred people would be airdropped onto an island that makes large electric bubbles. We're kind of sad we won't be seeing that, but hey, we may get it later on in PUBG's life cycle.

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