Pro Players Often Ignore These 5 Weapons, It Turns Out That's the Reason!

PUBG Mobile definitely has a wide variety of weapons that most people either love or ignore. Here are 5 weapons that are most often overlooked by PUBG pro players in the game.

As the main Battle Royale game, PUBG Mobile provides various types of weapons that you can use. Some weapons are the favorite of many PUBG pro players, but there are some that are always avoided by many PUBG pro players.

These weapons are rarely used by PUBG pro players for several reasons that don't suit their playing style.

These weapons are not used well because of low damage, weak fire rate, high recoil, maybe even too long reload time. All of these reasons make sense because not all weapons have complete characteristics, and major flaws can ruin most PUBG pro players' play styles.

Then what are the weapons that are rarely used? And what are the reasons that make many PUBG pro players always avoid it? Read on to find out.

5 PUBG Mobile Weapons that PUBG Pro Players Almost Never Use

Crossbows

This weapon shoots not using bullets, but with bolts. The release sound is almost non-existent and very difficult for any enemy to hear.

However, many PUBG pro players don't want to use this weapon because of its long reload time, and can only fire one shot after one reload. The distance traveled by the bolts is also not too long, as well as the small scatter of the bolts on the map.

Considered ineffective, this weapon is often bypassed when players are looting. Chances are, you might be one of those players who doesn't care about bows!

MK47 Mutant

This AR weapon has similar properties to the M16A4. Both are Assault Rifle weapons that do not have a full-auto mode. If you want to shoot, you can only use Burst and Single modes.

In fact, this weapon has very high damage for its AR class. Even when compared to AKM, Mutant MK47 still has higher damage.

However, the high recoil makes PUBG pro players uncomfortable when using it. So they prefer to use the M16A4 instead of this Mutant rifle.

M249

This LMG is rarely collected from Airdrop Chests when players open them. This weapon does have high damage and fire rate, and the M249 is capable of firing 100 bullets in one magazine.

However, it turns out that this weapon is rarely used because of its high recoil and very long reload time, so many PUBG pro players are concerned about this LMG.

But for competitive Esports players who act as aggressive rushers, inevitably this weapon must be mastered to penetrate enemy defenses quickly.

Also read: M249 Comes with a Fantastic Number of Bullets!

Thompson/Tommy Gun

This weapon does not have a slot for attaching a sight or scope to the upper rail, so players rarely feel comfortable using this weapon. But Thompson still has a high fire rate and low recoil.

For those of you who are good at shooting without using a scope, this is one of the best weapons to master in PUBG Mobile!

This weapon is more like a misplaced SR. Even though it's easy to find on the map, you shouldn't trust this weapon.

The Tommy Gun uses .45 KCP bullets similar to other SMGs. The level of this weapon is also quite good. Tommy Gun's main deficiency is limitations in the use of attachments. This is what makes this weapon into the worst weapon category in this game.

SLRs

This DMR is rarely used because the recoil makes PUBG pro players frustrated. In fact, many players prefer to use SKS to replace SLRs. Even though SLR has higher damage than SKS.

Also read: The 5 Best PUBG Mobile SMGs with the Highest Damage, Do You Know? 

That's the list of weapons that are often ignored by PUBG Mobile pro players. Where when you use this weapon, be prepared to go to the lobby first.