I started playing PUBG Mobile on a Redmi Y2 that barely managed 30 FPS. Every gunfight felt like a gamble because the game would stutter at the worst possible moments. Still, I am playing because I genuinely enjoyed the game.
After that came the Realme 6 Pro, where I finally experienced 40 FPS. It felt smoother, and I started improving mechanically. Then I upgraded to the Poco X5 Pro with 60 FPS, which made aiming, tracking, and movement much more consistent.
Today, I play on an iPhone 15, and looking back at my stats after 7 years of PUBG Mobile/BGMI, it feels satisfying to see how far I've come. The biggest change wasn't the phone—it was the experience gained over thousands of matches. Better decision-making, positioning, rotations, and knowing when to fight have made a much bigger difference than hardware ever could.
The funny part is that I don't even have a fixed squad. Almost all of these matches have been with random teammates, which means every game is unpredictable. Some teammates become legends, some disconnect after getting knocked, and some somehow turn into lifelong friends for a few matches.