‘Unban PUBG’: Desperate Gamers

A few months ago, loyalists from the player UNDogs Battleground aka PUBG, eagerly asked to find out if their favorite sport was to “protect India’s sovereignty and integrity, protect India, protect the state and public order” “Is engaged in preferential activities.’Unban PUBG’: Desperate Gamers

The widely popular multiplayer game, a staple game in Indian homes, finally mentioned in an order issued on Wednesday that 118 apps have been banned by the Ministry of Electronics and Information and Technology. A ban that made a lot of noise, especially on social media and became the highest running Twitter topic in the world, was the slashing of the PUBG mobile app in the country.

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‘Unban PUBG’: Desperate Gamers

Imagining the parents’ reaction to the news, Indian viewers reacted immediately to the ban. But once the dust settled, OG gamers discovered to Google whether PUBG was actually Chinese.
Others broadcast PUBG Mobile’s official Twitter account and politely asked the game’s owners to end their partnership with Chinese company Tencent.

Erangel is receiving a face-lift! ✨

New Erangel arrives on September 8th! 👉 https://t.co/O5Q4sryFFg pic.twitter.com/z5uyIMELsF

— PUBG MOBILE (@PUBGMOBILE) September 3, 2020

Reacting to PUBG Mobile’s new map update tweet, one person wrote: “The Indian government has banned Pub Mobile for security reasons for its connection with Tencent. Please break cooperation with Tencent.”

Reactions under PUBG’s original tweet portrayed a similar story.

Now nothing’s left pubg has been banned in India….. Please break your tie up with tencent

— devils.online (@DeViL3853920) September 3, 2020

Please break colab with tencent and bring pubg back to India 😭😭

— Avish (@avish4554_) September 3, 2020

Change your partnership from Tencent to other non-chinese company please we need a unban of this game!

— 🔰CDT.HAMZA AZMI🔰 (@hamzaazmi16) September 3, 2020

I have been a Royal Pass holder since the beginning and waiting for almost an year to get my hands on Erangel 2.0 now India has banned this all of my dreams has shattered. All I could do now is look up for your team to settle the things ASAP

— Prasanna Dasari (@iamprasannaD) September 3, 2020

😢😢please do something about the ban of PubgM in India
I request the pubg authority if anything is there that u can do to not let this happen.

— 69_jamesop (@Jameslimck1) September 3, 2020

Hello @PUBGMOBILE, India has banned Pubg Mobile 🙄

— Bolin (@borematkarr) September 3, 2020

Vivid questions from all the gamers in India right now:

Will we see PUBG mobile again in INDIA?

— yaswanth AB (@AbYaswanth) September 3, 2020

PlayerUnogn’s Battleground or PUBG was developed by a man named Brendan Green, who was a resident of Ireland. Green produced a desktop version of PUBG that was developed by a South Korean gaming company named Bluehole.

In 2017, China was reportedly on the verge of banning the game, claiming that it was too violent and bloody and went against the country’s cultural values. In fact, the government offered PUBG lovers a state-approved alternative to the game, Force for Peace.
Tencent Games, which was part of the Chinese conglomerate Tencent Holdings, offered to develop a mobile version of the game PUBG Mobile, after changing the format slightly. Soon after India-China were face to face, Indians also pleaded to see how much PUBG Tencent really owns, trying to understand how the Chinese game is. For those wondering, Tencent has a 10% stake in Bluehole.
SO PUBG CHINESE?
The answer is both yes and no. While it was initially developed by a South Korean company, Chinese firm Tencent Games developed a mobile version of the game. Both Bluehole and Tencent share profits from the sale of the game according to prior license agreements.