Have you died to a streamer in the last few days while playing PUBG (PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds) or defeated one? Just check it out.
What is it about? Nowadays, when playing a multiplayer game with PvP content, one must expect that a kill will be presented to a large audience. Competitive games like PUBG are popular on streaming platforms. It is quite possible that the embarrassing death, where your own vehicle ran you over, was captured by a streamer.
It is also possible that you took out a streamer and they recorded the whole thing. An app now shows you if that was the case in the last few days and then directs you to the corresponding video. You can also see the streamer’s reaction at the same time.
Find out if you killed a streamer: On the website PUBG.report, you can enter the name of a PUBG account. When you start the search, the website will find out if a streamer was killed by that account in PUBG, or whether the streamer has the player’s death on their conscience.
In the search results, you will see who killed whom, which weapon was used, and how many meters apart the players were. Here you see an overview from TSM_BreaK:
Here’s how you see the video of your kill: If you now click on one of the videos, you will be redirected to the Twitch VOD on the next page. It will take you directly to the corresponding spot where the mentioned kill occurred.
Are all kills listed? The search results are limited to kills from the last 14 days. Anything older will not be shown. Also, it currently only applies to PC players’ accounts. In the future, console data will also be included. Support for streams on the Mixer platform will also be available soon.
Who runs the site? The app was developed by one of the PUBG API community developers, who uses the free PUBG API provided by the game.
On the site, you will also find many impressive kills of the streamer Shroud:
