TALHA'S 2-MINUTE SHIPYARD CHALLENGE ON PUBG MOBILE NUSA

Gaming With Talha, one of Bangladesh's biggest gaming channels, went back to PUBG Mobile's Nusa map with a very modest goal: stay alive. In the Friday 8 PM video on November 6, 2026, titled "Can I survive 2 minutes?", Talha returned to Shipyard, the landing spot where his last attempt ended almost as soon as it began.

The challenge: beat two minutes at Shipyard

Nusa is PUBG Mobile's small, fast-paced map, where fights start the moment you touch the ground. Talha opened the video by admitting the last few Nusa runs had not been kind to him. Then he explained why this one mattered: about six months ago he landed at Shipyard and lasted exactly two minutes.

"Last time my challenge was two minutes. This time, if nothing else, just let me survive two and a half minutes. Please." (Talha, translated from Bangla)

He made that request directly to the enemies on screen, which set the tone for the whole video: half survival run, half comedy show. He did not even make it all the way into Shipyard on the drop. He landed close by, joking that going any further might get him locked in.

Fast loot and a car that would not behave

Within the first minute Talha had what he needed. About 60 rounds of ammo for his short and long range guns were enough, he said, so there was no reason to spend ten minutes looting. He grabbed a car and headed for Shipyard, clearing the first enemies in his way.

The car, though, became a running joke. It glitched, it drifted where he did not steer it and at one point Talha asked why the game handed him the controls at all if the car was going to drive itself. He also stacked two loot boxes in the same spot so he could loot both at once, and then offered his "tips and tricks" with a straight face, telling viewers that only people who need good tips should watch, because everyone else would just be wasting their time. The joke landed because the tips were, by his own admission, terrible.

Minute three: still alive, heading for Flame Village

Around the three-minute mark Talha noticed the important part: he had already lasted three or four minutes, well past the old record. With the safe zone closing in on the area around the science base, he decided the enemies would be pushed toward Flame Village and moved there to meet them.

That is where the match got serious. A long-range shot hit him hard, he switched straight to a medkit and admitted that one more hit like that would have finished him. He spotted an airdrop glowing in the distance and planned to grab a sniper from it, but when he arrived the crate was gone. A second airdrop gave him a ghillie suit, the camouflage outfit PUBG players use to hide in grass, plus another gun from a fallen enemy.

A "life or death" final fight

The last minutes were pure Talha energy. He chased enemies in the car, begged them not to blow it up and called the fight "a battle of life and death", refusing to waste time on half heals. He took down the remaining players one by one until only one was left, and that last enemy went down on his own before Talha could take the final kill.

Talha was left as the last player standing on Nusa, and he was not fully happy about it. He had wanted that last kill for himself. Then came the final joke of the video: every time he comes to play, he just wins, and he wonders when he will meet a player who can actually beat him.

Gaming With Talha by the numbers

Short challenge videos like this one go up every Friday at 8 PM Bangladesh time. This video passed 48,000 views within a day of release. The channel, Gaming With Talha Is Back, has more than 3.5 million subscribers, 890 videos and over 446 million total views. The biggest weekly event is the Thursday Special Live, every Thursday at 8:00 PM BST, where Talha plays and talks with his community in real time. To learn more about the creator behind the channel, read who is Gaming With Talha.

Frequently asked questions

What was the Shipyard challenge in this video?

Talha tried to survive longer than two minutes after landing near Shipyard on PUBG Mobile's Nusa map. About six months earlier, a Shipyard landing had lasted only two minutes.

Did Talha survive the challenge?

Yes. He passed the old two-minute mark within the first few minutes and went on to finish the match as the last player standing.

When does Gaming With Talha upload new videos?

New videos go up on Fridays at 8:00 PM BST, and the Thursday Special Live starts every Thursday at 8:00 PM BST on YouTube.

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