No one misses a shot
It's just about every game now - nobody misses a shot. It's ridiculous. Whether you're fighting someone who's level 5 or Predator, it doesn't matter. Every fight is super sweaty, and people are pla...
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I've noticed in the last few seasons that I always do very well in the first two weeks of a season and am always fighting for first place with my team and have a positive K/D, but after that it gets harder and harder. At some point I hardly win a fight anymore and I have the feeling that every opponent hits every shot. By the way, I have 1934 hours of gaming experience in Apex. Why is it easy at the beginning of a season and then becomes so incredibly difficult. And no one should say that this is due to matchmaking. I would find that implausible, because why should I be classified differently at the beginning of a season.
@FlitzumdieEcke There is this thing called EOMM that EA has a patent on and they say it isnt used in Apex (pinky promise). Idea is to get you hooked on the game. Read more with google "Dopamine and gaming".
Another thing is the playernumbers.https://steamdb.info/app/1172470/charts/ you can see the playerbase goes up on every new season meaning there are more casual players available. Eventually most of those casuals call it quits and only ones left are the sweats and those who didnt get the memo 🙂. MMR or SBMM doesnt mean a thing if there just isnt enough players to execute it.
- That all sounds reasonable. I should have been able to figure out the possible influence of the fluctuating number of players myself.
