Gamers around the world have been enjoying PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds, an online multiplayer battle royale game, so much that it is crushing records before even being released. Developers Bluehole understand the high demand and expectations from their large audience and has been ensuring that any defects or deficiencies found in the game are dealt with as swiftly as possible. Keeping up with this strenuous task, the team behind the title has released the week 26 patch notes for the newest Battlegrounds update.

Here is a look at the full notes as posted on their official Steam page:

Early Access – Week 26 – Patch Notes

UI/UX

• Added the following feature to the Map Help section on the World Map: Marking your character’s current position (Default key set to Insert)

Other

• You may no longer modify ini files to set a key bind for multiple actions on the same key

Bug Fixes

• Fixed a bug that enabled angled foregrip to attach to Tommy Gun
• Fixed a graphic bug regarding building locations
• Fixed an animation bug that appeared when a character used healing or boosting items in the driver’s seat
• Fixed a bug that did not cancel a player’s reload if the character was knocked out during the reload
• Fixed a bug where an uncooked grenade could explode if a character was knocked out while holding it
• Fixed a graphic bug that would cause a black box texture to appear while scoped when Anti-Aliasing was set to Low or Very Low in the Settings

The patch was tested on the test servers on September 19th before rolling out to the live servers after it was determined to be stable. With the constant improvements provided by Bluehole, they are sure to keep up with the demand that is being put on them by the player base. The team at Don’t Feed the Gamers had a chance to test out the new patch last night in our weekly stream. Check out the video below to see how we did:

PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds is planned to release by end of 2017 on PC and Xbox One. Which fix in the week 26 patch notes do you feel was most crucial? What do you think still needs to be fixed or brought to the game? Sound off with your thoughts in the comment section below, and don’t forget to check out DFTG on Twitter for gaming and entertainment news live 24/7!