Good, NRG leaves Apex for good and openly said its all EA's fault
more and more teams are following too. NRG is just the beginning. good to see EA's downfall.
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@GopnikGamburgerJust because 1 team who is not even in the top 10 of teams in any tournament leaves does not mean others will follow.
In my own opinion their apex team just was not enough most likely to keep pushing forward. Their placements were always a little rough some in the top 20's. So closing down nrg for apex kind of makes sense from a business standpoint.
Hard to blame EA when its the players who failed the team not the game.
EA absolutely deserves the blame. Now, NRG was a pop culture team but Apex has been a bad game for awhile, so if anything, blame NRG for taking too long to quit.
Downfall is too strong a word to use, more like long time, years ago now, descent into mediocrity, and then badness. What is good about Apex is certainly not worthy of an esport, and that is what is worth noting. What is good about Apex is that it is a free and not worth a dollar trick, for personal and casual play, and for laughs not to take seriously. Also, for some misbegotten fools to throw money into so the rest of us can play off their backs, they should throw away more money so I can play for nothing.
Apex has been too terrible for too long to fix any attempt to make it some sort of competitive game. A battle royal should never be but this one certainly does not cut it among even other BR formats. Enjoy it for the art and story that don't help the gameplay at all, the cool gun sounds, and watching your two team mates quit while you solo to final 4 in ranked. That is what Apex is good for.
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