They might even burn out the graphics card.
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Meanwhile, Penguin Game and Blue Hole are also brewing a new major update.
Their game has been on the market for two months and has only attracted over 600,000 users.
After a month of discussions between the two parties, the conclusion was that the game's memory size was too large, and they must learn from Aurora Studio to lower the barrier for players.
At the same time, they also need to abandon the idea of charging and enter the free market.
Both of these are not simple matters; giving up charging is equivalent to entering a brawl, and they will not have much revenue in the short term.
As for lowering the game's rendering effects… like PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds?
Even if you open the 8x scope in PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, you can't see beyond 600 meters on the map, while in Blue Hole's Battle Royale, you can see 1,300 meters.
