Bluehole is forced to delay the rollout of the new PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds update, due to a problem with the servers.

Before PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds updates reach all users, Bluehole follows the policy of releasing updates on beta servers, so that a closed number of users test the news and see that everything works correctly. The new patch should incorporate dynamic climbs and jumps, as well as new features in the weather. Bluehole had planned to implement it this week on the test servers, as is the usual protocol, but something has happened, because it is not available at the moment, due to an 'unexpected problem'

The developer company has published in its official account that: 'When test servers are deployed, we run them for a long time, and it is crucial that they operate in a stable environment.' "Therefore, we feel that we have to delay the first set of tests to allow the new functions and content to be incorporated without problems," they explained in a second tweet. Finally, in another tweet they have explained that they are working to 'solve the problem quickly', which forces them to delay until next week the start of the tests of the new game update.

We see how it works well and the security of the service is always sought in PUBG, but the success of the game has passed the most optimistic forecasts and not by little and it is normal that these types of problems are jumping. This will possibly be the last or at most, the penultimate update before the final PC version is released, which will arrive a few days after version 1.0 for the Xbox One, which will also arrive at the end of December, although it is not ruled out that the version 1.0 for both platforms, arrive at the same time.