Team review / 02
PUBG squad fight review: a template for your team
A squad fight is easier to improve when everyone reviews the same ten seconds. Use the two-team view to find the first advantage, then leave a note that names the next action instead of blaming the result.
Open a PUBG matchReview method
Replay one engagement
Open a saved match, focus your squad and use the Teams report to choose a fight. Replay loops from five seconds before the first hit until five seconds after the last. Both squads stay in team colors while other players fade. Use the previous and next fight controls, or Shift+K and Shift+J, to compare the same squad across a match. A third party remains on the map; do not mistake the two-team spotlight for a two-team-only fight.
Fill in five timestamps
Write the time for each event before discussing whether the fight was good or bad. If an event never happened, leave it blank rather than inventing a cause.
- First contact: who dealt damage first, and where were the other three teammates?
- First knock: did it create a numbers advantage, or was the downed player immediately revivable?
- Trade window: could a teammate answer the knock before the opponents reset?
- Outside pressure: did a third squad, blue zone or vehicle move change the available cover?
- Finish or escape: when did the fight become irreversible, and which earlier decision could the team test next time?
Keep the note short enough to test in the next scrim: one timestamp, one visible cause and one team action.