PUBG PC Leaderboards Will Be Reset Today

The next competitive season "will be announced soon."

By Austin Wood

The leaderboards for the PC version of PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds will be wiped at 6:00 PM Pacific Time today, February 26, PUBG Corp. announced.

The next multiplayer season "will be announced soon," the studio said in a tweet. All matches played between the reset and the new season will not be ranked.

PUBG's PC leaderboards were last reset on January 30, 2018. Leaderboards were also reset for the launch of the game's 1.0 version.

The upcoming reset comes on the heels of PUBG's ongoing anti-cheat arms race. Just recently, PUBG Corp. delayed a wave of anti-cheat solutions, and shortly after, delayed the game's next content update to prioritize fighting cheaters.

Earlier this month, PUBG Corp. confirmed 99 percent of banned cheaters are from China. Notably, Chinese players makes up roughly 46 percent of PUBG's audience.

Austin Wood is a freelance writer for IGN. You can follow him on Twitter.

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