Do you log in to Battlegrounds Mobile India game using your Facebook account (i.e. ID password) without Facebook app on mobile? If you do, you will not be able to do it in the future. Krafton, the maker of the game, has announced that if you do not have a Facebook app on your Android phone, it will not be possible to login to the Battlegrounds Mobile India game with this social media account from November 5. However, this new rule does not apply to iPhone users.
Crafton announced long ago (August 31) that the Facebook web login for the Battlegrounds Mobile India Android app will be disabled. But the company has not given any details about when it will be reduced. But now Crafton has confirmed that to log in to Battlegrounds Mobile India from November 5, you either need to download the Facebook app on your phone, or use some other way to login to the game (such as using a Twitter account or a native account).
However, the rate at which the Indian version of PUBG Mobile is growing in popularity among gamers does not allow players to be overwhelmed by these minor limitations. It is hoped that they will overcome all adversity and play the game wildly to make it even more popular. The long awaited Virus Infection and Payload 2.0 modes have finally arrived in the game thanks to a new update (version 1.6.5) from Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI) to give players a happy gift.
In the meanwhile virus infection game mode you can fight your enemies as humans or zombies. There are three rounds in this mode, and your main goal is – if you’re a zombie, you have to infect people; Again if you are human then you must protect yourself from getting infected by zombies. On the other hand, Payload 2.0 mode is appearing in this game with some powerful weapons, which are called ‘Super Weapons’ in the language of this game. Through this mode, players will have access to sophisticated and deadly weapons such as bomb suits. In addition, there are a number of things that gamers can use against their enemies, such as armored vehicles, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAFs) and radars.
