Apex Legends Fatigue
So I have played the game for 2 weeks now and I'm already suffering form a fatigue. And even winning gets boring after a while. I fear that you have to up your implementation plans to keep the ...
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@BigAppleCider101
The game is a teambased battle Royale, you knew this before going in to it.
. We also know that the core of game lies with its legends as the real unique game play mechanic specially designed for team compositions.
So I'm speaking for myself and there are plenty other people who actually agree with me.
And if you really want to know my opinion.
Going in to a teambases shooter demanding a solo mode. Is like ordering a cheese pizza but than complain there's pizza on it. You knew what you were getting in to, you knew what the game is all about, team play, and if you can't meet those standards than maybe, just maybe this isn't the right game for you?
For example I used to love the call of duty franchise, have been playing it since cod 1. Back when the community relied on skill and only ran bolt rifle and anti camp modded servers. But than modern warfare got released and it turned in to a major spray and pray and campfest, literally destroying any dignity and skill based gameplay the game had to offer.
Now, I could have complained and badger the developers in to forcing a instagib mode like the olden days, but it just accepted that the game changed and it's not for me. So I started to play different games instead.
Hope this helps you finding the perfect game for you.
Ps: I actually published a guide on how to solo win apex legends. It's technically already possible to play on your own, you will need game sense and skill though.
The game is a teambased battle Royale, you knew this before going in to it.
. We also know that the core of game lies with its legends as the real unique game play mechanic specially designed for team compositions.
So I'm speaking for myself and there are plenty other people who actually agree with me.
And if you really want to know my opinion.
Going in to a teambases shooter demanding a solo mode. Is like ordering a cheese pizza but than complain there's pizza on it. You knew what you were getting in to, you knew what the game is all about, team play, and if you can't meet those standards than maybe, just maybe this isn't the right game for you?
For example I used to love the call of duty franchise, have been playing it since cod 1. Back when the community relied on skill and only ran bolt rifle and anti camp modded servers. But than modern warfare got released and it turned in to a major spray and pray and campfest, literally destroying any dignity and skill based gameplay the game had to offer.
Now, I could have complained and badger the developers in to forcing a instagib mode like the olden days, but it just accepted that the game changed and it's not for me. So I started to play different games instead.
Hope this helps you finding the perfect game for you.
Ps: I actually published a guide on how to solo win apex legends. It's technically already possible to play on your own, you will need game sense and skill though.
ummmm...not sure how you can get "fatigue" or burn out after just 2 weeks lol, especially when you're talking about such a great game.
Very odd. Unless you don't work, and don't go to school, and literally play 10 hours a day, then and only then would I understand you're fatigue or burn out woes.
Anyway, my best advice would be to diversify your games. Play a bit of Apex, a bit of Metro Exodus, A bit of whatever. Mix it up. Don't just do ONE hobby because it will tire you out eventually, regardless of what it is.
- Fatigue isn't anything out of the ordinary with 3-4 hours a day you will experience a fatigue. Going higher than would be something I would classify as an addiction rather than dedication.
And yes the game is great, but even I would get tired if watching the empire strikes back repeatedly for ten hours a day.
And though your opponents might differ each match, your surroundings and immersion remains the same. Which will fatigue for some faster than others.
Also, the current map would be perfectly capable of supporting five man squads.
60/5 = 12 squads. But the game play will become rather more difficult as you need to mind your step and properly place your squad in a favorable position. Avoiding being in the open and vulnerable to be targeted from multiple angels. But to me this actually sounds interesting.
Anyways we'll just have to wait and see what will happen next.
All I know is that I'm taking a short break from te game.
And I'm not judging anyone who keeps on playing. I'm not a hardcore battle Royale gamer in the first place.
My true passion lies with the classic simple skill based arena shooters like quake and unreal tournament, but sadly arena shooters are a thing of the past. It's either battle Royale, team tactical shooters with no team play or camp simulators like call of duty.
