PUBG is teaming up with two of its most popular Twitch streamers for new in-game weapon skins: DrDisRespect and Shroud. Each streamer has his own unique crate for fans to enjoy. This is intended as a celebration for all the work content creators have done to help PUBG grow. The DrDisRespect and Shroud boxes each contain two skins that they helped design. There are only four skins total, so you'll only need to buy one of each box to get all the new content. This isn't some kind of random loot box situation. The contents of each box is as follows: DrDisRespect's Speed & Momentum Crate contains: Speed & Momentum - M1416 Skin Speed & Momentum - KAR98K Skin Shroud's Ghosted Crate contains: Ghosted - AKM Skin Ghosted - KAR98K Skin Both crates are available for $9.99 each. They can be purchased through their respective streamer's Twitch channel using the platform's new Extensions feature. Once bought through Twitch, the skins can be redeemed in PUBG. The crates are also available for purchase on Steam. The skins crates are only available from June 4 to June 30, so act fast if you want to support your favorite streamers and stand out in your PUBG games. So what do you think? Are you interested in getting either of these weapon skin crates? What streamer would you like to see get his or her own weapon skins? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section below.<doc-sep>Elevate your enterprise data technology and strategy at Transform 2021. Two of the most popular PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds broadcasters on Twitch are getting their owned themed content in the battle royale shooter. The PUBG Corporation announced today that it is launching new in-game non-randomized loot crates in partnership with livestreamers DrDisRepsect and Shroud. The new content comes in a pair of crates. DrDisRespect’s Speed & Momentum Crate contains a skin for the M1416 and the Kar98k. Shroud’s Ghosted Crate includes a skin for the AKM and also for the Kar98k. Players can buy each of these crates for $10 directly through the livestreamers Twitch channels or through Steam. The crates go on sale June 4 through June 30. This is one of PUBG Corporation’s biggest promotional events to date. The game has had a lot of success up to this point thanks to livestreamers — especially Shroud and DrDisRespect. Now, the company is bringing them on board in an official capacity to help them make money from the game. PUBG Corp. is also doing this at a time when it dealing with a fan base that is growing anxious, a behemoth of a competitor in Epic’s Fortnite, and the impending onslaught of new battle royale games that could come out of E3. While many fans may not necessarily care about spending $10 on Shroud- or DrDisRespect-themed gear, some will. And even for those who don’t, this could keep those two broadcasters playing the game on Twitch throughout the month, which will keep PUBG near the top of Twitch’s most-played games list. But PUBG doesn’t need more crates. It also doesn’t need its parent company Bluehole to sue Epic Games over Fortnite — although that is happening. What it needs is a commitment to improving performance and server optimization as well as doing even more to address cheating, and PUBG Corp. said those are its top priorities in a blog post on Steam. I’ve seen some improvement in all of those areas, but the studio knows it needs to keep that up if it’s going to change the narrative around the state of PUBG going into the second half of 2018.<doc-sep>
For the first time ever, two content creators will receive custom-designed weapon skins in PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds. Michael “Shroud” Grzesiek and Guy “DrDisRespect” Beahm are two of PUBG’s most famous streamers, and now they and their fans can sport their weapon skins in-game starting on June 4. Purchasing Shroud’s “Ghosted” crate for $9.99 will get you weapon skins for the AKM and Kar98k. The skins sport a sleek black, blue, and grey theme, with Shroud’s awesome logo emblazoned as well. Meanwhile, DrDisRespect’s “Speed & Momentum” crate will also be available for $9.99. This crate has a skin for the M416 and Kar98k, both inspired by DrDisRespect’s black and red color scheme, with his sunglasses and mustache smiley face logo. “We worked closely with Dr. DisRespect and Shroud to design these weapon skins,” said PUBG Corp. “It’s a true partnership between them and PUBG Corp, and we’re thrilled that these creators will get a share of the profits every time a fan buys one of these new crates. Content creators from around the world have been fundamental to the success of PUBG. We want to celebrate that, and this is just one of many ways we’ll be doing it going forward.” PUBG rose to huge success last year thanks in large part to the exposure it got on Twitch from streamers like Shroud and DrDisRespect, among many others. Twitch and YouTube are now a massive part of gaming advertising, and there’s no better way to advertise a game than to watch a big personality enjoy it online. The two crates will only be available from June 4 to June 30, then they will be gone forever. PUBG Corp. said that it has no plans to make the skins eligible for the Steam marketplace.