THE WORST THING OF APEX

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@Alphabets wrote:

@ADM-REIxSUPREMOI think it is pretty normal that some locations on the map gives you better loot than others, its actually good in my opinion. If in the game, specially early game everyone got a lv2/3 armour and an R99 it wouldn't be that fun and it would be long match.

That's sad that in 5 games you just got bad weapons like p2020 and Mozambique, but sometimes it's not just the location or map, it's your teammates! When I see my teammates don't have a good weapon and I have 2 , I usually (not always) give them one of my weapons; I mean imagine this: one building might have 1 R99 + 1 R301 + 1 Havoc + 2 p2020 and now it depends how teammates split them.

Once I was low on light ammo and I kept asking for more and no one responded anything until one of teammates died to a sniper and I checked his package and he got 420 light ammo... do you get my point?

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Yeah. I totally get what you're saying. I've been in matches with some really cool teammates. there will be a couple times that they see I'm low on shields or health, I won't even have to ask, and they'll drop some cells or syringes. And, I've had people split guns and ammo with me too. And, I've done the same. Hell, there were a couple times that they asked for ammo, and I only had a couple stacks, but I still gave them some. I figure, I'm a lose some ammo, but if it puts them in a better state, we might have a better chance of winning overall.

But, yeah, to be a "teammate" that grabs/hoards everything is kind of disgusting. Like in the example you said, if you have over420 of a single ammo, and one of your teammates has little to none, you're telling me you can't spare some? I mean, at the end of the day, this is supposed to be a team game. Yes, it's not as team reliant as other games I've played, like Overwatch, but it's still helps to get your squad members into a better state. Because, unless you plan on solo killing every squad you come up against, your teammates need something to defend themselves and help you out. So, it's better in the long run to at least be somewhat of a team player. I'm not saying that you have to give them stuff to the point that you have nothing, but if you're sitting on hundreds of ammo or dozens of cells and syringes, you probably could spare some to help them out. 

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Honestly, it's things like that, that make me wish we had a permanent solo mode. Because then maybe the more selfish players like that, could just go play by themselves and then they could have everything they ever wanted and not screw over their teammates in the process.