PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds has 4 maps, but why do games always use island maps?

PUBG has 4 maps. The island map is always used for competitions. I personally think that the island map is the most suitable for competitions. Chicken eating is the most popular right now, and I believe there is nothing more popular than the chicken eating game. As a representative of the chicken-fighting game, PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds has launched many new props and guns, as well as new maps. Players who like to follow PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds also discovered a more interesting phenomenon.

Most of the time, in many competitions, the classic island map will be chosen as the map for the competition, but for the new maps that PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds is constantly launching, almost no one uses them. So why do e-sports players prefer island maps? Is there anything unfair in the new map? In fact, for real contestants, a map does not have much impact on them, and they will adapt quickly after being familiar with it for a period of time. So why do most competitions use the Shanghai Island map?

My favorite island map is stable. Everyone knows that this island map has been optimized in multiple versions since the launch of PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, and the island map has become very stable. Even players with special bugs rarely find loopholes in the map now. Compared with the several new maps that have just been launched, they are not so stable. The island map for competition has become a special map.

Of course, in addition to stability, there is also the terrain of the map. I believe that many players who like to play desert maps will find that the terrain of desert maps is very complicated and often turns over when driving. This is poisonous for running. That's not good news. And most matches are if the contestants are poisoning and not fighting for it, it will make the match unwatchable, which is completely inconsistent with the needs of the match. Of course, because new maps are not all bad, new maps can be a good test of players' strength and reaction speed. New maps can also attract many players and retain players.