PUBG’s replay controls can be surprisingly finicky, and there’s no clear idea given in-game about how to use them. It can be especially frustrating when you’re trying to figure out how to fast-forward, use the camera, and generally jump into the action too, so we’ve put together a quick guide to explain just that.
Read on for a full set of tips to get the most out of PUBG’s replay system, including a list of controls, but if you’re looking for more useful PUBG guides, tips, and tricks of the trade, you could do worse than start with our guide to Battlegrounds tips and tricks page, as well as our Battlegrounds first-person only mode. You may also be interested in reading everything we know about the new desert map and PUBG on Xbox One.
PUBG Replay Controls List: How to Fast-Forward, Move the Camera, and Use the PUBG Replay System
Replays will appear in the “Replays” tab of the main menu about three minutes after the game ends, so don’t panic if it doesn’t appear there right away and you forgot to take a screenshot of that winning moment.
They record the entire game, along with other players’ perspectives as well, so they can be an amazing tool for knowing where you went wrong.
Anyway, let’s dive in: here’s a list of all the important controls in PUBG’s replay system, as first devised by redditors batigoal and ButterBiskit:
| Control | Domain |
|---|---|
| Turn the timeline on or off | j |
| Skip to a specific time | Left click on a point on the timeline |
| Pause | P |
| Up arrow key | Fast forward |
| Down arrow key | Decelerate |
| Return to your character | b |
| Move the camera forward, backward, left, right | W, A, S, D |
| Move camera up | my |
| Move camera down | q |
| Speed up the camera | Change |
| Speed up the camera | Control |
| Open player list | Eyelash |
| Player’s point of view (see what they see in TPP or FPP) | Click on Player ID or press V or the left mouse button when the player is selected. |
| Follow player (snap to a player but have control over the camera) | C or RMB |
| free camera | for space |
| Open Battle List | l |
| Open map | METER |
| Move free camera to point on map | Right click on the map location |
| Show all player names | h |
| X-ray mode (see player’s outlines through objects) | x |
| HUD On/Off | Ctrl+U |
PUBG Update #29 is now live – here’s our guide to the latest PUBG patch notes for Update 29 to get you up to speed. Meanwhile, we have dedicated pages about the Sanhok map, the Erangel map, the Miramar map and also the Vikendi map. If you’re looking for some more extensive tips, our list of PUBG tips and tricks, PUBG weapon damage stats, and best PUBG weapons and loot locations can help.
Other things you should know about PUBG’s replay system and controls
Aside from the controls above, there are a couple of tips to keep in mind if the clunky system makes you want to bang your helmetless head against the wall.
- The timeline may be the source of all your problems: if the timeline is on, like it’s visible at the bottom of the screen, that drastically reduces your ability to move the camera and generally run the payment system. You cannot rotate the camera freely and may continually be shown a selected player with it on.
- You can still change the camera’s field of view with the mouse wheel even if the HUD is off, which is nice for lining up those screenshots in a risk-free environment. Shout out to Reddit commenter HostaMahogey159 for this particular tip.
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Source: sef.edu.vn