Skill-based Matchmaking is mandatory for better player experience.

@helloabwatson  I won my first ever match on Apex Legends. I also win a couple of games every day and I only play a couple of hours a day (side note: seriously, people with, say, 3k kills on a single legend, get a job and contribute to society) and you don't see me giving tips around plus practicing in shooting range can only do so much and watching sweaty streamers with 100% aimbot-like accuracy won't really make you improve. I have been playing FPS games since early 2000 and that's how I became, with time, a decent FPS player. That doesn't change that I will indeed be instantly dropped by smelly nolifers that are at a skill lvl I will never be unless I were to quit my university degree and my job and play 24/7 (and become a useless human being).

You CANNOT improve from being instantly vaporized without having a chance to react. Also, once you learned basic FPS strategies, straffing or flanking maneuvers, you cannot improve much just from watching say Dizzy or Shroud play. Having a good skill-based matchmaking where players in a server have a relatively close skill-lvl is what would actually help you improve. If you fight against people similar to you, you WILL improve much more while the experience will be MUCH less frustrating. Finally, the BS that is currently Apex Twitch Rivals will become finally maybe interesting to watch instead of being farmville where streamers simply farm casuals (with a life and responsabilities). Right now Twitch Rivals is like watching a tournament for League of Legends with pros farming kills in smurf accounts instead of fighting each others. It's just stupid and boring.