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PUBG Is Going Overboard With Microtransactions: Revision history

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  • curprev 19:1619:16, 25 January 2026 EvonneX8308 talk contribs 5,347 bytes +5,347 Created page with "<br>The term "asset flip" refers to when a developer buys generic items available in an engine's storefront, like Unreal or Unity, and plops them into the game. These can include things from character models to buildings to environmental effects. The problem arises when developers use these assets to cheaply and quickly produce new maps or environments for their g<br> <br>Although a map like Miramar is a combination of in-house and external assets, the majority of the ex..."
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