a space for casual and low-skilled players?
From my perspective, Apex Legends is more and more about rubbing my nose in to what I WON'T get. I wonder, whether I – as a casual low-skilled player – will have a space reserved (by design) in Apex,...
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@Tamyndris You're gonna get bombarded with 'git gud' from all the TTV Wraith mains here so I'll beat them to it and tell you the same but in a less toxic way.
If you're not having much success with the game you need to take a step back and look at your playstyle and try to find and fix any faults in it. Maybe you're overextending, maybe you aren't checking corners, maybe you aren't reloading often enough, or like me maybe you find it difficult to look up (long story). But try to think of what might be causing you trouble and do the opposite.
Also go through your settings while in the training range and adjust sensitivity and such to whatever you're comfortable with. Another important yet often overlooked thing when playing demanding games like this is your gaming area, things like background noise and light reflecting off the screen can make your experience worse so play in a quiet spot with adequate lighting it possible.
Just because you've never had much luck with online games doesn't mean you should accept it as it is, there'll always be someone better than you but we should keep trying to improve ourselves. Use every loss as a lesson and every win as motivation. But don't bother waiting for EA to give you free stuff for your time and loyalty lol, that's just silly
If you're not having much success with the game you need to take a step back and look at your playstyle and try to find and fix any faults in it. Maybe you're overextending, maybe you aren't checking corners, maybe you aren't reloading often enough, or like me maybe you find it difficult to look up (long story). But try to think of what might be causing you trouble and do the opposite.
Also go through your settings while in the training range and adjust sensitivity and such to whatever you're comfortable with. Another important yet often overlooked thing when playing demanding games like this is your gaming area, things like background noise and light reflecting off the screen can make your experience worse so play in a quiet spot with adequate lighting it possible.
Just because you've never had much luck with online games doesn't mean you should accept it as it is, there'll always be someone better than you but we should keep trying to improve ourselves. Use every loss as a lesson and every win as motivation. But don't bother waiting for EA to give you free stuff for your time and loyalty lol, that's just silly
@Pretzelnutcake wrote:
@TamyndrisYou're gonna get bombarded with 'git gud' from all the TTV Wraith mains here ...
Not yet : P
@Pretzelnutcake wrote:
@Tamyndris... so I'll beat them to it and tell you the same but in a less toxic way.
Thanks for that : )
@Pretzelnutcake wrote:
@Tamyndris ... you're not having much success with the game you need to take a step back and look at your playstyle and try to find and fix any faults in it. Maybe you're overextending, maybe you aren't checking corners, maybe you aren't reloading often enough, or like me maybe you find it difficult to look up (long story). But try to think of what might be causing you trouble and do the opposite.
Also go through your settings while in the training range and adjust sensitivity and such to whatever you're comfortable with. Another important yet often overlooked thing when playing demanding games like this is your gaming area, things like background noise and light reflecting off the screen can make your experience worse so play in a quiet spot with adequate lighting it possible.
The missing success is not the issue. Not so much. The not reaching the cool rewards is, like the ones at the end of the Season levels. Does it have to be like this? Is that the best approach (from the designers)(to keep me with the game)? Am I a wanted customer/player or not? ... do the makers think of all their players or are they solely driven by the needs of the better half of their players? ...
p.s.: Oh boy am I overextending. This is what I should pin on my screen: Stay calm! Think, for Christ's sake! UTFC (Use the f***ing cover!) ... naturally, I work on my playstyle, within my abilities, watch others, look up guides, learn from situations, get my settings right. ... still, old dogs have their limits
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