Exactly
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Man, grow a spine, you need to stomp noob in your game to feel good about yourself, is that it?
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You bring absolutely no argument, it's just "I want to stomp noobs for free". As it's been said already, you don't learn from being stomped by people MUCH more better than you but actually from playing with ppl slightly better than you. Learning is done in increments! It's like saying it's ok to put bronze players in LoL against challenger players as if bronze could learn from being stomped. Your argument is complete utter bullsh*t.
So you are telling us that you actually stay after you get 1 shot by some guy who is lvl 90 and spectate him for the rest of the game in an attempt to learn something ? I am sorry, but I just find that hard to believe. You learn by actually exploring the map, getting a feeling for the weapons/legends etc. Getting killed within 5 seconds by a faaaaar more experienced player will teach youa bsoultetly nothing, except for a cheaper phrase like "damn, I should have been paying more attention !" or "damn, I need to get better at aiming"...those are things that you could have concluded by getting killed by other noob players as well, so I just don't see the point of your argument.
To give my 2 cents on the topic itself: as someone who started playing Apex Legends today, and this is my first BR game, I had a terrible time, in the few games that I played I was put up against (and killed) by people with 200+ kills on that Legend...I just don't see how I can have the slightest chance when I am matched against players like that, and I had 0 enjoyment whilst playing.
When I started playing, and got through the tutorial, I was hoping that I will be given the chance to just join an empty map and explore it, to get to know some decent loot locations, where it might be a good idea to jump, try out some character abilites etc.; however I had no such option and was forced to join a game and get crushed, as I had no idea where to expect to find some good weapons and gear.
Look, I don't expect to have an easy time when starting out a new game, but as someone with 15+ years of experience gaming, I have to say that with Apex Legends I had one of the worst experiences getting into a new game, the "matchmaking" as it stand, is extremely unfriendly towards noobs, and I feel it will serve as a large deterrent to new players.
Cheers !
you can't improve when the vary second you land you instantly dye
yeah well maybe go against a whole team of level 300’s who know what they’re doing when all you’re trying to do is have a fun time. then maybe your opinion will change
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