I just uninstalled Apex
Every single one of my friends quit this game recently. And the reason for it is broadly the same. This game isn't even "playable" Anyone logging on to Apex will casually find themselves spending 45...
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@budzai wrote:
@WingmannedbroThe average weekly player numbers are higher than they were in season 2. Sorry.
So is it more or the same? I knew they announced an update saying there were more at the start of S3.
And i cannot help but feel that massive amounts of smurfs have not tampered with respawns ability to gauge interest of the game.
@Wingmannedbro How long has this thread been alive? No offense to you but I really hope this dies soon. I still respect your decision to quit, but man I hate the thread in general.
Probably should sleep, but who needs it?
Probably should sleep, but who needs it?
Well, I think one part of the problem is the non existant age control!
So often little boys with voices like birds start talking into the voicechat, it's a joke!
They are 8 years, maybe 10 years old but get to play this game.
Of course they can't teamplay, they can't understand tactics and they engange like mad donkeys or loot while you fight.
I always report those children and remind EA to obey the jouth protection laws...
- @Flashshark1980 There are so many ways to circumvent the system regarding age that it’d be near impossible to impose actual sanctions on accounts. The only actual way, depending on your platform and type of account, is to have a kid’s account like you can have on your xbox for example.
I don’t know the full specifics but if you have a kid’s account you can outline how much a kid can play each day/week, what kind of content, online or not and if I’m correct pvp or not.
Problem with this is, I don’t think many parents either know about this feature, don’t really care nowadays (in addition to not knowing) or are hoping that their young’un is the next eSporter and makes it big.
If they do impose it, it’s likely that they are informed and want their child to be safe BUT this is likely only going to get imposed if there’s a family console in the living room or where ever, as opposed to one in the kid’s room. If that happends and they put the child account in place, the kid’ll likely know the password or will vent and let the parents stop doing it cause alot of parents (at least I see) these days have no backbone... You're not being forced to read this or any other thread whatsoever. Different topics have been bouncing around within the thread as well. Not interested in it, don't read it. Pretty simple.
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