I don't have anything against PUBG from taoaxue's blog

“You don’t deserve third place,” I thought as I looked to the stars to seek him out. It was my first victory in four games, and a fucking revelatory one. I had won.

Pyre exposes you to the disheartened and downtrodden through loss, and with each victor comes a loser. Every character has their reasons for being exiled, and even more reasons why they’ve been stuck there for so long. The freedom of one condemns the fate of another, so no success ever feels wholly relieving. Whether it was picking one to ascend from a group of friends or denying Manley his autonomy, I was among the reasons for someone’s continued captivity. I had become liberator to some, sure, but I was pure damnation to most. Ethical dilemmas are abundant in Pyre, but a self-imposed morality will only get you so far. It’s not enough to know good, you must do good. Falling short on a promise is literally (and I do mean literally) a different story. You need to perform.

You don’t participate in the Rites in the same way as the others, and the Reader conveniently missing a character portrait helps prevent any disassociation from your duty POE currency trade . Your companions look to you, sitting in front of the screen, to translate the language of the divine. You decide how to present those intentions. Or, maybe, you won’t say anything to them at all. You are the Reader, and nothing tells you otherwise. This connection between player and Reader quickly strengthens, and eventually, you start to see the world of Pyre through a single lens.

A palpable tension develops when fighting for the freedom of a companion during the Rites. It's arguably more intense when confronting a demoralized friend after a string of losses. If you earn a teammate’s freedom, they’ll send you a letter (after some time) to let you know how they’re doing up in the Commonwealth. I can only imagine the opposing Reader receiving the same postcard with every failure of my own.

The constellation of possible outcomes in Pyre is astounding. You read the stars; you write the story.

A 2017 GOTY list that doesn't include PUBG – Destructoid

GOTYs with great OSTs, too 

Listen, I don't have anything against PUBG, other than maybe the name is too long and obnoxious and the abbreviation is equally frustrating to say, I just don't.care about it. I don't even own the game or have any desire to. I've played Fortnite‘sBattle Royale mode, and it was a cool way to kill an evening with friends, but after that single play session, I've uninstalled and never looked back. Plus, PUBGlooks horrible for colorblindieslike myself (maybe the desert map helps with this?) cheap Path of exile currency .