Why have you stopped playing?
About the same time the Battle Pass came out I've found I've stopped playing Apex entirely and just wanted to spend a moment to reflect on why that might be. The Battle Pass itself didn't seem to ha...
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The reason I left PUBG for Apex was that Apex just felt so much more polished, and it still does. It's got better flow, I get better FPS, the netcode feels better, etc.
However, I am still considering going back to PUBG and I think this is because of the lack of adrenaline. In PUBG you get a much harder punishment for dying or doing mistakes. You die faster in PUBG and there is no respawn system. In Apex it does not really matter that much if you die since the games are quicker and it does not really hurt your stats.
So, I think Apex needs to punish mistakes harder. For me part the solution would probably be a rank system, where you are matched with players at your skill level. If you die early you might loose your rank, etc. It would be cool to still be able to play unranked casual games though, like the way Hearthstone does it. In PUBG I believe they add together the stats of your team and use that for matchmaking.
My 2 cents.
I quit because I'm not playing apex for gunfights. If I wanna gunfight I can play titanfall, BF or CoD for endless gunfights. Apex is a BR and the only thing that interests me is win. The sad thing is that there is no reward for winning. therefore it soon became boring for me. The only thing that kept me playing was the thrill of opening the next pack when I leveled. When I reached 100 lvl, that enthusiasm disappeared. And the game started to be completely purposeless. Also the game is no longer fun since all my friends have already left the game before me. now I play a few rounds every 2-3 days. I'm over 150lvl and my BP level was 43, so I didn't even want to complete it...
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