In order to combat recent connection, login, and server crash issues caused by rapid growth of the player base, the PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds development team will be preparing servers "far more in advance," according to a recent blog post on the developer's website.
"We anticipated about 1 million concurrent users in the beginning of our Early Access period," the post says. "Since the end of June, our concurrent player base saw a rapid increase so we started designing a new server architecture. However, the number of users increased faster than our development speed which resulted in more connection and server issues recently."
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"We anticipated about 1 million concurrent users in the beginning of our Early Access period," the post says. "Since the end of June, our concurrent player base saw a rapid increase so we started designing a new server architecture. However, the number of users increased faster than our development speed which resulted in more connection and server issues recently."
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