Shroud Says Playing PUBG is a Waste of his Time During Twitch Stream
By Nicholas Barth ·
During a recent Twitch stream, high-profile gaming personality shroud did not give a very positive statement regarding his current thoughts on Player Unknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG).

Twitch streamer Michael "shroud" Grzesiek is one of the most popular and talented video game personalities in the world with tens of thousands of viewers routinely watching the former Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CS:GO) professional player pull off highlight plays and give his thoughts on the gaming industry. The latter is what caught the attention of the Twitch community recently, as shroud stated that the battle royale title of Player Unknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG) was a waste of his time during a recent playing session of PUBG.
While waiting in the PUBG pre-match lobby, shroud suddenly decided to quit playing the battle royale title on his Twitch stream and followed this action with a not so positive statement regarding PUBG's current status in his mind.
"I'm not playing this. This is f**king stupid. I don't even care," said shroud. "I'm not. I'm not dealing with this s**t. It's a waste of my time. What should I play instead?"
This comment by shroud likely came as a shock to his viewers, as the popular content creator had recently stated during one of his streams that he was contemplating quitting the battle royale title of Apex Legends in favor of making a return to PUBG on his Twitch channel, according to a report by Dexerto. The reasoning for this previous statement by shroud was caused by the Twitch personality's frustration with the severe lag problems of Apex Legends and his comment of "PUBG is in a really good state right now actually".
However, it looks as though the previous thoughts of shroud regarding the current state of PUBG were not able to hold much weight for long, as the popular Twitch streamer did not waste any time moving on from PUBG in his return to streaming the battle royale title.
H/T - Dexerto
(cover photo courtesy of DreamHack and PUBG Corp.)