Air drops, or “thính,” are a huge deal in survival games. PUBG Mobile is no exception, where air drops are highly coveted but can also lead to some hilarious and frustrating moments. In PUBG Mobile, air drops are a double-edged sword, offering great rewards but also deadly traps.
However, air drops have a strange, almost magical appeal that nearly everyone wants to chase. They’re not just tempting, they’re often traps filled with danger.
These days, calling in air drops in PUBG Mobile is easier thanks to the Flare Gun. This special gun doesn’t shoot bullets but summons air drops when you really need them. With a Flare Gun, players can call in air drops anytime.
Normally, air drops land exactly where the player fires the Flare Gun. But many players have found themselves in frustrating situations where their much-anticipated air drop lands in what can only be described as “hopeless” spots. This has happened to so many PUBG Mobile players that some have joked about suing VNG for “poor pilot training” after air drops landed in impossible-to-reach places.
Usually, after firing the Flare Gun, players and their teammates can predict where the air drop will land. Everything goes as planned, but the surprise comes when the air drop doesn’t land on the ground like usual. Instead, it ends up on terrain that makes players just shake their heads in disbelief and quietly give up since they can’t reach it.
PUBG Mobile remains one of the most popular survival mobile games worldwide. Even though the PC version has seen a serious drop in players, the mobile version still boasts a huge player base, especially in Vietnam. But the game is no stranger to moments that make players laugh and groan at the same time.
