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Leonel Messi vs Cristiano Ronaldo.....

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Battle royale phenomenon PUBG Mobile has ruled the smartphone gaming scene ever since it launched. But it seems we finally have a worth contender in Call of Duty: Mobile to take on the giant in the mobile space. Bear with me, for I will soon justify my claims about the new battle royale game. For the record, I did play a bit of the game when it launched during its beta testing. And the final version of the game just released worldwide. I have played the game thoroughly and here's my review of the Call of Duty: Mobile.

Graphics and Visuals in Call of Duty: Mobile

Let's start off with the most obvious and recognizable content in games, and those are the visuals. The graphics of the game are top-notch and cleaner than anything I've seen on a mobile game. Most mobile games have clean textures and skins in the menu and customization screens. But these tend to fall apart when the smartphones deal with stress during action scenes. This is done to keep consistent frame rates. But it seems developers at Tencent Games have done a great job at handling this issue. And yes this comes from the makers of PUBG Mobile themselves.

Controls and Gameplay

On to the controls that Call of Duty: Mobile provides, it is pretty much similar to what we have seen in other battle royale and FPS mobile games. Players can customize their own controls, and one of the better things is that players have the option to select an auto-ADS when pressing the fire button. This is useful in some situations, but maybe disadvantageous in others. But if the person taking up this game is familiar with the controls of popular battle royale mobile games, then they will have zero trouble getting used to this.

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sunil chhetri and leonel messi......both are love.....

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Not trying to judge but one of these guys doesn’t belong here. Which one do you think we’re talking about?😐😬...

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North American PC Players,

Beginning Tuesday, October 1, 9:30 pm – Thursday October 3, 9:30 pm PDT, we will be testing skill-based matchmaking in PUBG for a limited time to gather data on how this changes your gameplay experience. This test will be exclusive to the North American PC server for now. During this test, the matchmaking system will work to place players of similar skill levels, determined based upon various gameplay statistics, together in the same matches.

Our goal is to improve the overall PUBG experience for players of all skill levels and we highly encourage and appreciate your feedback as you take part in this test. The intention of the test is to improve gameplay experience in standard matchmaking games and is unrelated to any potential competitive mode or ranked systems.

Please note: due to the nature of this test, you may experience longer than usual queue times as the system works to collect players of similar skill level and place them together in matches.