Thousands of players search "how to remove recoil in PUBG", and they mean very different things by it. Let's look at what actually stands behind those words and how safe control differs from what gets accounts in trouble.
Recoil can't be "removed", it can be compensated
Recoil in PUBG is the muzzle rising during a burst. You can't switch it off — it's part of the game. But you can compensate it: move the mouse down at exactly the speed the muzzle climbs. Experienced players do it by hand; the only question is how consistently.
Macros and no-recoil scripts — why they're a bad idea
A macro rigidly replays a recorded sequence of mouse movements regardless of what's on screen. It knows nothing about the weapon, the scope, your stance, or whether you're even aiming. That's exactly why such solutions look unnatural and put your account at risk. We deliberately don't do this.
How recoil control in PUBG URC is different
- Its own compensation speed for each "weapon × scope" pair.
- It accounts for your sensitivity — the maths starts from yours, not someone else's numbers.
- It accounts for stance: standing, crouching and prone recoil differently.
- Only the vertical is compensated — horizontal spread, timing and the decision to fire stay with you.
So you still play the game yourself: you aim, move, pick the moment. The app only takes the monotonous work of holding the vertical off your hand.
What a beginner should pick
If you don't want to deal with a table, there's a simple mode: one compensation-strength slider for all weapons. Pick a single number for your sensitivity and it works. Later, when you want more precision, move to the per-weapon matrix.