I still remember the first time a Dead by Daylight Killers Spray appeared in my PUBG match. I was crouching behind a rock, trying not to breathe, and suddenly a wall looked back at me. Okay, maybe it was just a spray. But the vibe? Pure horror-comedy. That was the PUBG X DEAD BY DAYLIGHT Mission Complete Event, a crossover that promised G-COIN like a piñata promises candy. Here is my nostalgic, slightly chaotic, first-person guide to how it worked—and what a 2026 player should politely steal from its playbook.

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Now, a time-travel disclaimer: the original dates for this event came from 2022. It is 2026. So please do not dig up an old screenshot from your cousin’s birthday party and expect fresh G-COIN. The G-COIN train has left the station, had a snack, and probably retired. Use this as a historical template, then check the current official event page. The Entity is patient. KRAFTON’s deadlines are not. 😅

The Basic Deal (No Camping Required)

The mission was simple, which is my favorite kind of mission because I can do it while eating chips. You completed missions from the PUBG X DEAD BY DAYLIGHT Mission Event, received rewards, uploaded a screenshot or video of yourself using the reward item in-game, and earned a chance to win bountiful G-COIN. The event was available on PC (Steam, KAKAO) and Console (Xbox, PlayStation®). Console players got their Mission Event rewards later, so their participation method was different. Here’s the kicker: that small detail mattered. A lot.

The Rewards: Spray, Mask, and Existential Dread

From the Mission Event, you could obtain the Dead by Daylight Killers Spray or the Dead by Daylight 'The Nurse' Mask. The spray let me decorate a wall like a misunderstood street artist. The Nurse mask, meanwhile, stared into my soul and asked why I was playing alone at 2 AM. I wore it anyway. My squad left me. Fair.

For PC users, you captured a screenshot or video of yourself using either or both reward items on any map. Yes, any map—including PUBG X DEAD BY DAYLIGHT Mode. For Console users, you captured a screenshot of your 'Claimed rewards will be delivered by November 11th 15:00 UTC' button on the PUBG X DEAD BY DAYLIGHT Mission Event page. No mask selfie required. Console players just needed proof that the button existed and had been pressed. Very bureaucratic. Very safe. Very not scary.

How I Would Have Entered (If I Were You)

Okay, real talk. The entry process was not complicated, but it had more steps than my morning coffee routine. Here is the checklist I would tape to my monitor:

  1. Complete the PUBG X DEAD BY DAYLIGHT Mission Event missions.

  2. Claim your reward: the Killers Spray or The Nurse Mask.

  3. PC: capture a screenshot or video using either or both items on any map, including PUBG X DEAD BY DAYLIGHT Mode.

  4. Console: capture a screenshot of the 'Claimed rewards will be delivered by November 11th 15:00 UTC' button on the Mission Event page.

  5. Upload the screenshot or video to your social media account on one of the provided platforms, such as Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter.

  6. Include your PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS in-game nickname, your game platform (Steam, KAKAO, Xbox, or PlayStation®), and the required hashtags.

  7. Keep the post public. Everyone must be able to see it during the event period and until rewards are granted.

  8. Submit only once per PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS account.

  9. Do not change your PUBG nickname after participating. The reward delivery system is like a horror movie villain: it remembers.

  10. Do not use someone else’s screenshot. Original owners only. Don’t @ me.

The G-COIN Prize and the Lucky 350

350 lucky winners were randomly selected to receive 1,500 G-COIN (30 Days). That is 350 chances to buy something shiny, plus 1,500 reasons to pretend you were not just doing it for the cosmetics. I respect it. The G-COIN sat in the corner like a cat that knows I am broke. It did not care about my feelings. It only cared about deadlines.

Dates, Deadlines, and My Calendar Anxiety

Here are the original submission and winner announcement windows. Remember: these are from 2022. In 2026, verify everything with the current event page. Time zones are not my enemy; they are my roommate.

Region Submission Period Winners Announcement
PDT October 26, 12 AM – PST November 7, 10:59 PM PST November 30, 11 PM
CEST October 26, 9 AM – CET November 8, 7:59 AM CET December 1, 8 AM
KST October 26, 4 PM – November 8, 3:59 PM KST December 1, 4 PM

Submissions could be made only once per PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS account. Only entries submitted through the provided platforms above, such as Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter, were counted. Your social media post had to be public, with no viewer restrictions, during the event period and until rewards were granted. If you were not the original owner of your submission, you would be disqualified immediately and have your rewards withdrawn at any time without notice. Console users who had not obtained their rewards but still participated would also be disqualified and have rewards withdrawn. The event page was basically wagging its finger at us. Cute. Terrifying. Effective.

Fine Print That Bites Like a Hook

KRAFTON and/or PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS could use your screenshots and videos on official channels. The winners announcement, posted on the official website and community pages, could include your social media link, nickname, and content. Winners’ submission content could be used for promotional purposes, and the company could transform it freely. So if you posted a blurry screenshot of your Nurse mask while your teammate screamed in the background, congratulations—you might become marketing material. I would frame that. Honestly.

Final Thoughts from a Slightly Haunted Player

I am not saying you should dig up a 2022 event and try to submit it in 2026. That would be like bringing a flashlight to a horror movie and calling it strategy. But the Mission Complete Event format is still a fun template: complete missions, claim rewards, show them off publicly, and maybe win G-COIN. Real talk, event pages are like horror villains—they always come back, sometimes with better cosmetics. So keep your screenshots public, your nickname stable, and your Nurse mask ready. Anyway... if you see a Dead by Daylight Killers Spray in a 2026 PUBG match, say hi to the Entity for me. And maybe check the current event dates first. Your G-COIN depends on it. 🎃🔪