
Battle Royale Trainer lets you practice your combat skills with a wide range of weapons, scopes and attachments against AI opponents and targets, honing your skills until you can snap-shoot, control recoil and head-shot your opponents at any distance like a pro.
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The idea itself is pretty neat especially since PUBG is currently lacking a similar training mode and the core experience it offers for the low price is actually pretty solid. However, Battle Royale Trainer (BRT) still needs a lot of improvements to feel like an accurate training sim for this ever so popular genre. I guess although that it's referring to the genre Battle Royale itself, (looking at the design and weapon choices etc.) it's trying to offer a training mode specifically for PUBG-players. Therefore, my review is focused on the perspective of a PUBG-player, who might be interested in a training mode like this. TL;DR: Your best bet so far but nowhere near to the actual game. Needs a lot of tweaking or you won't see any improvements in your actual play style. 1. Weapons: The weapons need a lot of tweaking as they currently don't really feel anywhere close to the ones in PUBG. People have been talking about weapon spray etc. before but my main concern is with ballistics, bullet velocity etc. when practicing long-distance shots. My main problem currently with PUBG is that I most of the time don't get enough time to practice my sniping skills with the various weapons and scope combinations. I really do hope that in the future the devs are trying to bring the feel of the weapons inside BRT as close to PUBG as possible. 2. Sound design: Although the sound design of PUBG is nowhere near perfect and has been complained about a lot in the past, it is still very crucial for these kind of games and should therefore also be accurately represented in BRT. Currently I am finding it very hard to track down shooters while being shot at and sometimes can't even locate them when I'm actually looking straight at them. ALSO: Please let me disable the main menu music!!! 3. Visibility: I find it pretty hard to find any targets on the woodlands map - mostly due to the way shadows and lighting work atm and the map design itself. I think it probably needs a few adjustments regarding terrain (maybe more open fields with rocks as hiding spots and on the other hand less trees?). Also, how bout different map sizes or a map size that increases or decreases depending on how many bots you choose? Currently I find it pretty hard to track down any enemies on woodlands when I set the number very low to like 5 or 10. These were my initial thoughts. Overall, this is your best bet so far if you want to practice some BR-style shooting or simply warm up for PUBG outside of an actual round BUT it just feels too far away from the actual game atm, which raises doubts that you will gain any valuable skill improvements with its current state. I would give a neutral rating for now if that'd be possible on steam but I just can't recommend BRT in its current state. I will nonetheless keep revisiting it regularly to check out improvements and I'm pretty sure that the devs will be able to create something valuable for everyone if they keep listening to the players and adjust BRT accordingly. So long, take care and see you on the battleground!
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Let's be honest. If you're considering this game it's because, like me, you're PUBG game is not on point. You either drop in a crowd and die fast or you drop alone and die later and you may or may not have even gotten a shot off. Your kill/death ratio is 1 or under and you need help. But, what you really need help with is dealing with the ensuing panic and intense fear of another digital player about to hand you a virtual death. Despite hours and hours of playing shooters, your brain still thinks a large dose of adrenaline must be inserted into the bloodstream to stave off certain death in reality. It's what makes the game so much fun and addicting. You need to get comfortable with dying in this game. This 'Trainer' can help a little with that. First, let's talk about what you won't get. 1. You won't get a realistic simulation of PUBG gameplay with looting, killing, and players running for the circle. 2. You won't get the 'drop' on AI players to scratch your camp kill itch. 3. You won't find strategy help on surviving an increasingly shrinking area of safety What you will get is plenty of time shooting whichever gun you want at AI players. Calling them 'AI' is a bet of a stretch. They all know exactly where you are from the start. They do not act intelligently. Turn up the difficulty and they will murder you frequently. Here are my tips for getting something out of this game: A. Set up with 15-25 enemies in an Urban setting with the AI set for full movement and at least reasonable aim. B. Set up with 5-10 enemies in a woodland setting with AI set for full movement. Don't worry about aim here. In the urban area, select all different weapons and push the AI. Die. Restart. Do it over and over. Keep pushing the AI in the urban area until you're comfortable being quick on the trigger and what weapons can take down variously armored AI. Pay attention to where your shots land. Get comfortable dying. In wooded area, use the high-power scopes. In the event you get one in PUBG you don't want to learn how to use it then. You should have an idea of how it works already with different guns (AR, SKS, M14, Kar98). This game isn't going to make you a chicken dinner winner but it will help you take down a few more people to start.
Practice does make perfect. If you want to get better at Battle Royale games, PLAY Battle Royale games. This game is hardly a game and is definitely not an accurate representation of PUBG which it is modeled after. Save your money. Just drop hot in Pecado or at the School and die 100 times. You will be better after that than after a week of in-game time in this game. This game is just simply not worth it. Still not convinced? The game can not be played fullscreen. For whatever reason, the mouse is about an inch off whenever the game is fullscreen.
Probably the closest thing youre gonna get to PUBG offline. But please be aware all the enemys only attack you and not each other. That kinda ruinned it for me. Not a bad little game but nothing like what it inspires to be 6/10. DEVS: if you can have the option to have ai to also attack eachother then i would highly recommend for offline fun.
I read a lot of the reviews for this game. People are ranting about prone, med kits, running in circles. BUT HEY!!! its not about that its about the opportunity to practice Kar 98 shots, measure distance getting shot at and hear were the sounds come from. Its a great game with the developer focusing on accurate PUBG sensitivity, and most of all PUBG distance bullet drop and accurate scope/distance bullet drop calculations; hell even bring a minimap identical to PUBG. When I paid for this product I paid for the ability to practice 4x and x8 sniper and probably 95% of the majority of people that purchased this game, so I really hope developers will focus on perfecting the game ballistics and AI movement so we can practice shooting ahead and compensating for the distance travelled by the bullet.
Is it perfect? No, nothing in life is. Is it the best aim trainer for PUBG? Well, there isn't a lot of competition right now for a BR-style aim trainer. But, with that said, this is the best training game I have found for PUBG improvement by far. To anyone who argues that it is better to "drop hot," tell me, how does that help you improve your long range game? With this game, I'm able to get practice with a 4x and 8x way more efficiently than if I played normal PUBG. For short range, I find the Urban mode to be very good as well. Also, unlike other aim trainers I've come across, this one uses Unreal Engine which is what PUBG (and Fortnite) uses. While you can't compare this trainer 1:1 to PUBG, it's pretty damn close for five bucks. If you're trying to reduce whiffing shots in PUBG, this is worth the money. Plus, it's pretty damn fun which is rare for training games. P.S. I hope the developer continues to refine this trainer; it has huge potential. Well done so far.
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A great way to help the move from console. As a beginner with mouse/keyboard, this program helps me work on a number of things, weapon selection, attachments, operation awareness. I highly recommend to new users
Excellent trainer that is consistent with the updates! This game definitely improved my accuracy as well as quick peeking skills in PUBG. The game does what it sets out to do, and that's to give you an opportunity to practice with any gun with any config. Thank you for creating this great training tool and I can't wait to see how the game evolves!
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