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4 years ago

Apex Legends SBMM doesn't work anymore HELP

This is my first post so please be kind if i don't make everything right here. I normally don't post Stuff like this on Reddit or the Forum here but it has gotten to an Point where i can't enjoy ANY...

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Kyldenar

Seasoned Ace

4 years ago

@PsyhiX69 Exactly. Most of us are here to be easy kills for streamers so that the game looks good on twitch.

Since the game is free, we are the product, and our deaths are marketing.

Axs5626Sxa5001

4 years ago

@KyldenarQuick question: what advice do you have to people who practiced to improve so they can win more often, but end up exclusively playing the top 3% and ultimately lose as much as those who are below average?

Any advice?

Kyldenar
Seasoned Ace
4 years ago
@Axs5626Sxa5001- Just stop taking it seriously.

Unless there are event skins I want, I play my 2 matches a day and am done.

Only ever play Unranked.

I don't really worry about grabbing good loot when it's just going to be delivered to my killers anyway. (I also oddly shoot much better with semi auto crap and that stupid bow, so I'll hapilly take the crap no one wants anyway). One time I carried only the bow, arrows, a P2020 with one mag, and then a backpack full of L1 sniper mags. I got a chuckle imagining how disappointed the guy who killed me in the last 3 squads was to open that box.

Turn off all the voice chat. If they want to verbally abuse you, make them do it in text for easier reporting.

Oh, and drinking. That helps make the game fun. Everything is more fun drunk during Covid!
- Axs5626Sxa5001
  4 years ago
  @Kyldenar Drinking definitely does make it more fun, lol— I will give you that.
  
  But come on man, your solution is to tell people not to take it seriously and not to “improve” to win— while this is a good-hearted idea, it goes against the entire competitive nature of the game. PvP games have a “hone your skills if you want to win” philosophy built into them because its a competitive activity by nature.