Re: More than 70% of time I am being fried and one clipped.

@E9ine_AC While it's all fun and games for the people who attained this skill, it still doesn't change the fact that this whole skill difference is inconceivably frustrating for everyone involved. Which is the major problem in the game.

And while nothing speaks against being really good at a game, playing alongside or against someone who just needs to look at people for them to die is an experience only a tiny notch over being punched to death right after drop. There is a reason why people are requesting a proper matchmaking. It's very hard to believe how bad some new players are - a place I used to be at a long time ago - and how high I've gotten, and just how much higher it still gets. And then all 3 skill classes are paired in one big battlefield. Yeah, hard to guess who is going to win.

This is why I'm saying that this game has a lot of issues to tackle. Like for example we have certain moves and maneuvers that require very specific and unconventional button presses to be done or maybe even a config change. So, if those moves aren't able to be done on a conventional (or easy) way, why are they kept in the game regardless? You know, other than wanting to cater towards this skill gap, I see no reason to keep things like wall jumps, bunny-hopping, super-jumping and whatnot. Either make it an official and easy-to-access part or fix it entirely. This in-between being reserved for highly skilled players only to further discourage people to keep going from learning this game isn't really doing this game any good.

@Peri_Longbow_plzAs for movement this is what sets apart players. Movement is the most important feature you can master in Apex Legends. This is something we work very hard on to master. Anyone can point a gun and shoot but can players outsmart an enemy team to kill them all is where movement comes into place. A lot of this advanced tech can be done with simple mouse key binds. As a lot of these advanced movement techs have been disabled from being altered in a cfg file. So us spending countless time in the firing range to master these type of movements expect some crazy movement. It is kind of like saying at a baseball game hey you know how to play you can not play because you know how to play. These are not broken these are players who spend a lot of time mastering it which sets apart very good players verse not so great players. \

By the logic at hand though it means you would want to downgrade good players to cater to bad players. Verse the bad players hitting the firing range and better their gameplay to be able to match against them. Who is really at fault here though the players who spend a lot of time mastering things or the players who don't even try and want to destroy movement because they are unable to do it?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VXLcxw6P4VI

This is how i train my recoil control. It is a good tech and one of the main ones I use for the most precise shots possible. May not help some im sure but it may others this allows you to know you have full control of your gun. The key is do not let any targets fall. I do this with no attachments because i have a rule i follow if i can hit something with no attachments I can with them. This to me is the ultimate recoil control tech that the firing range can offer. As you get better just ease back try again. Excuse all my movement and such still mostly half asleep and was more for how i handle recoil. 

@Peri_Longbow_plz

I hear you, but the reality is:

-Stricter Matchmaking equalizes results (wins) across all skill levels. This is why some people hate strict sbmm— it seeks equal outcomes; this negates the entire point of being competent. I agree ranked should play like this— not pubs.

Unfortunately, I know PLENTY of pro SBMM people who say exactly this “all players deserve to win at the same rates”. Instead of insulting these people, I like to have an actual discussion with them. I admit that most of these people tend to be below average (at Apex), but it’s important to respect their opinion (even if I TOTALLY disagree with it). 

The bottom line: this gaming generation is different. A lot of people (not you) want the same results as people who have invested time in developing competence in an activity. My views are a bit dated.

I feel like as a Masters  player I should win more (overall) than players who are average. I don’t. I play Masters and Preds all day and win LESS than average (less than 5%). Even if you told me that I should only play my doppelgänger (thus netting me a 5% winrate)— I would feel like this is pointless. What is the point of being above average if we’re all netting the same results (in pubs)?

Seriously, which would you choose:

A) Stress yourself to improve so you can win more consistently, only to win 5% of games 

or 

B) Be average and win 5% of games, while avoiding the stress of high ELO lobbies

@E9ine_ACI still don't get why people like you just don't dedicate 10? min of your time to just record a video - given you are frying people on a constant basis meaning you will not need to spend numerous hours getting THE GAME and then also editing the video so it looks like a frag movie? Instead, you just keep spending time "talking" here which really proves nothing.

I could as well just post - hey today I woke up and guess what I have no problems with Predators, they are all legit, I can do the same thing (omitting the fact that I just got hacks or something like that)...I hope you understand my point here.

I am not attacking you or any other "pro", I just want to see those games, skills in action and not through people who earn money by posting those videos like the ones mentioned before in the conversation, given people's greed and wish to be better fairly soon gets them to "breaking the system" side especially if money is involved.

@Axs5626Sxa5001in my opinion your "I need to win more" equals situation where you train like a pro, but play vs pros, amateurs and newbies who don't train.

Latter should in my opinion be how publics work + assuming that you have a set team, because time comes when 1 pro still can get * whooped by 3 amateurs, because they outnumber him/her or just have better avarage team skill level.

As for the ranked, that's in my opinion a comparison between sports leagues. Meaning you don't train, so you play vs newbs, you train like amateur -> certain league/rank for you, you train like a pro = you play at the highest level.

From real life you can see paralels of what you are saying = win more as a pro = that's what usually happens in NBA, strongest team wins.

From what makes the game more interesting, you can view more towards NHL, where each team usually has close to 50/50 chance most of the time. Or at least it feels like it, games are more close than say when in Apex a P1 / D4 plays vs Masters/Preds or even D3-D1 people.