PUBG is overhauling the crate system to scale back a bit on microtransactions
And a higher chance to get a free crate PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds‘ crates have nudged players a little too aggressively toward microtransactions ever since the game’s 1.0 release. Currently, spending in-game points will result in getting a Desperado crate about 40 percent of the time — that’s the one that costs real money to actually open. Developer PUBG Corporation has a new system that better suits both the people who want to spend money and the folks who just want to open the free crates....