10 in every match? Come on man, that's ridiculous. Don't just make up numbers dude, it doesn't do anyone any good.
@ guys saying cheating isnt that much... you should do some research, 10 is pretty accurate if not more. i forget what site, but 5-10 is fairly accurate cheating in some form in a avg game.... hell it wasnt long ago when 700 gold to pred got banned *180 being being Diamond - pred* and theres only 750 pred....... not to mention you say its naive to think people cheat, take also into consideration Warzone just banned 50,000 accounts , now thats over 500,000 accounts banned in barely over a year.....people dont have a competitive spirit anymore its easier to cheat... its atleast 10 per lobby per game in my mind.. i watch alot of games through till the end and find its 90% of the time someone in the final 3 squads is cheating with a softaimbot.
A little misconception I like to clear up when I see it. There are 750 predators for EVERY platform. Not only 750 period. Same with Overwatch, which is often cited for the 100 or so top 500 players banned. There are four top 500s, one per role and then also combined. For every platform.
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Yeap, After playing 5600+ games of Apex Legends you start to notice odd behavior in people, sometimes to a fault. I'm glad I didn't end up the way where I was thinking everyone was cheating, that's no way to enjoy games.
I also don't at all blame the people who say my assumptions are incorrect, because I don't personally know the amount they've spent in Apex legends to begin with.
Someone who spent 20 hours in Apex Legends might be totally naive to my opinions, comments about cheaters, just because of the low time spent ingame.
It could also be someone just spent $ on skins and my comment makes them hate the title, so they just outright say it's wrong.
I can still remember an old game where two others were yelling at each other before leaving the match. Turns out we got killed by a cheater (aim-bot). My point is most people leave before ever watching to see if someone was in-fact cheating, because in their own head, it was their team's fault.
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