PUBG Server Status and Maintenance Schedule April 20-21
PUBG server status is at the “Down” state on consoles as the developers trying to implement the changes in Update 17.1. Here, you can check out the exact beginning and ending times of the maintenance on consoles.
Almost a week after PC, now it’s time for console players to receive Update 17.1. Similar to previous updates, players will need to wait long hours for the maintenance to be completed to get back to the game.
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The developers have recently shared the maintenance schedule on consoles for the upcoming update, which you can check out down below. Also, you can visit this link to check out the full patch notes of the new update.
PUBG Server Status and Maintenance Schedule
According to the official Twitter account of PUBG Support, all console servers will go down for maintenance on April 20 at 9 pm PDT/April 21 at 12 am EDT/4 am UTC/6 am CEST. The maintenance is supposed to last for 7 hours, which means the servers will come back online on April 21 at 4 am PDT/7 am EDT/11 am UTC/1 pm CEST.
During the downtime, you will not be able to play the game or log in to your account and use the online features of PUBG on consoles.
With Update 17.1, PUBG players will get to play the old and original version of the Sanhok map, which means all the reworks have been reverted as a part of the community feedback. This is a strange decision, but the developers believe it will make the community happier.
PUBG is now available for free on PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, and PC. Players on consoles do not need to have an active PS Plus/Xbox Live subscription to play PUBG.
