Are The Apex Fundamentals Being Neglected?
Hello Fellow Legends, Let me start by saying, I love this game. I haven't enjoyed a game this much since Bad Company 2 (greatest game I've ever had the pleasure of playing) and imo this is possibly ...
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@Lord_Scorpion34 @hayhor I agree that there's still plenty of life left in Apex, never said it was dying, actually the opposite... But that's not what I'm addressing here. I'm more so trying to understand why EA and the devs haven't decided to put a lot more resources into this game's development. They have a gem on their hands and it just seems like they're letting it go to waste.
Its almost as if they're adding new content in hopes that people will just overlook the current issues. And I when I hear you say these issues are being "worked on" that honestly sounds like guess, unless you have inside information. I have friends that have played the game since its release and they've said some of these bugs have been around since then.
Just as a very small list, the slowmo bs (yes I know its "unfixable" but for some reason I doubt that's actually the case), pathfinders ring audio is completely broken, reviving people next to doors (especially the large ones) mid fight is extremely precarious, as @Vdstrk mentioned ranked needs some serious tweaking (not going into details on this post), sometimes lifelines bot is indestructible for whatever reason, swapping weapons and attachments is sometimes buggy, etc..
I know no game will ever be perfect, I've played enough of them to realize that. I just feel like much of the game's play and fundamental mechanics are being neglected. When really if they were to go back, rework some of these aspects it would probably be more beneficial then adding new content or tweaking maps imo
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I do not mean to defend or disparage the game in any ways. My personal take on it is because they want Apex to be an inclusive mostly casual gaming experience, where regardless of one's skill, a player can always find a team through matchmaking and have fun regardless of whether you are on pc or console.
Does this approach work? IMO yes it does work very well for the casual player who can afford to spend only few hours a week playing the game.
For the more invested player the game may be found lacking in several ways --subjectively speaking.
For the most gifted, the pro players, the game may work the way it is, or need minor changes, because their skill level can compensate for what the game is lacking in (again, my opinion).
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