Everyone began scrambling to gather supplies.
This second match was actually quite different from the first.
Because the game had received an update the day before yesterday, the match everyone was playing now was on the updated version.
This update mainly adjusted the firearms; the map itself had not changed.
The DP-28, or M249, and the DBS shotgun had both been demoted from airdrop weapons to ordinary loot.
Now, players could find plenty of DP-28s and DBS shotguns at resource points, but the two guns had undergone major adjustments to their power and bullet trajectories.
The DP-28 was extremely difficult to control, but it could now equip an extended magazine. Without one, it held 75 rounds; with one, it held 150. It could even equip an M416 stock.
The DBS had been weakened, and submachine guns had also undergone major changes. The UMP9's damage had increased slightly, while the Thompson submachine gun had finally received some attention from the designers.
The Thompson could now equip basic sights. A submachine gun with 50 rounds and a scope—were they scared yet?
Bluehole had also reduced the damage of Grenades, to prevent everyone from refusing to fight with guns in the final circle and simply throwing Grenades everywhere.
Some people carried more than a dozen Grenades in their bags and could easily win the match in the final circle.
That situation had now improved greatly. Unless a Grenade landed within half a meter of one's feet, it could no longer kill anyone—only cripple them.
This did not affect Jiang Siming much. After all, he was accurate with Grenades, but he rarely used them.
He tried to solve everything with guns whenever possible. Using Grenades instead would make him look like a coward who did not dare fight.
For Ah Wei, however, this update