Apex Legends - Players who quit!
Apex Legends - Players who quit! I’ve noticed that when players you have downed quit/leave the kill is recorded in game but once you finish the match and check your stats the kill is not recorded. I...
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@aOnceagain wrote:
What does it matter if a reply is paragraphed or not? You still have to read it either way, I'm not sure how a small indent at the start of a new topic makes a reply easier to read.
Basic grammar and comprehension skills. A wall of text is harder to read than a well paragraphed post. Especially in a long post like that one earlier in the thread.
It can also give a telling insight into that person with how they construct written English.
It matters (if you want to be taken remotely seriously).
I mean generally you would only begin a new paragraph if and when you change topics or focal points. Seeing as the post dealt with the same focus throughtout it's entirety there really is not a reason to divide a forum post into multiple paragraphs unless you enjoy reading an assembly of two sentence paragraphs
Most of the time happen even that a "pro player" (today we are gonna call pro players all them people who never get the blame for a bad game) leave the game once he get killed.
I played games where i was matched with really great players, long story short: they rushed into a fight, eventually got killed and left while i was going (getting exposed) to get their badge, leaving me alone.
Now, i understand that all of yous believe to be the most skilled apex player and do not like to be blamed for anything but most of the time bad games happen just because of lack of communication, because you (while you think you are invincible) rush into a new area leaving you squad mates all by themselves or worse because you leave the game as soon as you find out the is something you do not enjoy.
I said in another post that players are not ready for a co-op mode; i wanna repeat myself! Too selfish and childish only looking at their stats. Looking for help but not willing to help when they are needed. You ruin the game, not cheaters (never met one yet btw)!
@HamoHitman wrote:I mean generally you would only begin a new paragraph if and when you change topics or focal points. Seeing as the post dealt with the same focus throughtout it's entirety there really is not a reason to divide a forum post into multiple paragraphs unless you enjoy reading an assembly of two sentence paragraphs
Sorry but 'focus' is not the word for a paragraph that's top-to-bottom rambling with sprinklings of '...' at random intervals. If I was to read this on a phone I daren't look away purely for the fear of having to find where I was again. Essays can still focus on one thing. They use as many words as they need but they're useless if not concise. Concise means to communicate your point clearly, effectively, directly.
Back to the main topic. Good players work with the hand they're dealt. Try to convince me otherwise.
