@Axs5626Sxa5001 That's just it, isn't it? I mean you have some peeps claiming this or that on here, but realistically they are average at best.
Most or many, actually do not even play regularly.
For me, the cancer of sbmm is the fact that you can not progress when it hits you.
I've spent, probably more time than some players on here, 100's of hours, just practicing accuracy with the R99 with no attachments in the firing range. I do not see that commitment anywhere tbh, and I do expect it to pay off, yet it's counter productive, bc it just doesn't. As soon as I get into 70% of games they all have similar or better aim/accuracy, so what is the point? I just gave myself the hard mode. It's all the same then...so it might be more enjoyable to just do nothing in the end and play, no practice needed..? I dunno.
I've stated in a previous post that I have recently done 24 binges on Apex, well yeah, but in those 24 hours I maybe got like 2-3 wins. And that is just ridiculous for players like me or yourself or others that have put so much time into things.
Bad players will retaliate with "yeah, you have a 5% chance of winning", but that is BS. You have no idea who is in your lobby at said time, so, your win % could be anything from 10-80% to win certain matches. Question is, what's the point of playing then when you get the feeling that odds are clearly stacked against you most of the time? I'm all for a challenge, but make it fair.
