More and more players modifying .cfg files to gain an advantage.

@GasYuno disagree - advanced movement is not "easy" and especially not easy to perform in sticky situations when people are coming for all sides, you are not the calmest person as well and have 100 different things going through your head.

In my experience super-glide is really hard to do plus it is FPS dependant, link that with ever unstable FPS (for me drops go as low as -100 FPS, already posted about it in forums, no reply from Respawn or AMD on this topic) = you can't pull this off constantly like 100 out of 100, show me the video if you can.

Tapstrafe - easier, much easier if you have infinite scroll wheel, yet still some people in game do it like nobody's business, usually showing off by just randomly putting Octane jumpad and tapstrafing 180+ degree moves during ranked games. I personally can tap but not that good and not that often in a row.

Same goes with superjump which is basically a given when you see a good Pathfinder main player, they just pull it off again like nobody's business especially during fights, that is helpful to be honest.

@DevgruNil - I know that people do not modify .cfg files but rather create macro commands for it via mouse software similar to no recoil scripts and alike, but this game can't detect all of that unfortunately...

@DevgruNil yup easy to find via google even after link from this post has been removed. Typical stuff for FPS games, has been around for ages when game allows to execute config files while in game.

Also as mentioned in some related reddit posts it is sad that Apex has not introduced cfg/game file check to a proper level upon launch given I know that in some FPS games people with a bit more info on what those commands mean and do can really affect gameplay even more, not sure about Apex... but this clearly works and is a good example of typical scripting done by people.

Solution - just remove those movement techniques as they make no sense anyway and are pulled off mostly via things like this give it is more luck than skill-based movement (talking about superglide and FPS dependence).