PUBG Mobile India Return: Good news for Indian gamers, Old PUBG Mobile ID’s will be transferred to Indian Version

PUBG Mobile India Return: Transfer of old IDs to help the PUBG Esport Indian gaming community, the customized version of PUBG Mobile will be available by the end of 2020. The developers have confirmed that after PUBG unban, the PUBG Mobile India Update version will differ from the original version of the game.

Since the announcement of the Indian version, players have wondered if their IDs will be returned and whether they will be able to play with other types. Feedback from reports from many sources is a resounding yes!

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Users may be able to purchase Skins and in-app purchases from the Global Version in their Indian Version. In Game now, it shows the user that his character has moved to the Indian version. Many, including me, were concerned about their purchases and statistics in their Worldwide version, that it could not be transferred and should be launched immediately. I hope this is a good sign.

Servers as we all know are based in India and any games created by Krafton or its partners will be hosted on Microsoft's Azure platform. However, IDs with a sentence of ten years will not be transferred to the Indian version.

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PUBG Mobile earns a point in a game starting at Level 1. However, it has been challenged from now on. Every Indian player ID submitted will pass on previous rewards, achievements, frames, Pubg Mobile India UCs, category reset, skins, 2-2 rename cards, and much more.

“Basically we don't see the real difference between what was there and what was going to happen. It is like playing the same game with certain cosmetic changes associated with Indian sensitivity. Game-type love is not forgotten. The game will come back with the same enthusiasm as the basic community, ”Akshat Rathee, MD & Co-Founder of NODWIN Gaming told Ndianexpress.com when asked about the changes the game has made.