Basically, a few Americans built the Military Base on Erangel. “From the beginning, our first map (Erangel) was a combination of in-house work at our HQ in Korea, some direct purchasing of assets, and outsourced art work from a team based in the American midwest. “Hiring an art team of 40 people to ‘try a game’ and ‘see if it's fun’ is simply not a smart way to work-this is what the asset store is for! It’s a great resource for teams that want to work smart. “The first thing to understand is that if you’re just starting up a team, you’ve got to lean on asset store work because that's the only way you can spin up a game fast, and for a reasonable price, to quickly find the fun. In a thread discussing the clip of Greene at E3, Rigney tried to address the criticism that PUBG outsourced or purchased much of its art design work by posting part of conversation with a lead artist working on PUGB, as well as some of the context surround the company’s decision to use store-bought assets. Now, Ryan Rigney, communications lead on PUBG, has taken to reddit to further defend the game. Last week game director Brendan Greene told Geoff Keighley in the E3 Coliseum that he wanted to kill people that said PUBG was an asset flip.

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