Re: They should add a Replay when you die
@BaldWraithSimp @BaldWraithSimp not entirely true. Maybe I see only one enemy, but the killcam reveals that his teammates are around him as well, hiding and preparing to ambush my teammates. I might see the defense that he did or didn't prepare, which is not clear from 100m+ away. From the enemy's view, I might also see teams about to 3rd party my teammates.
Anyway, the fact that death in Apex is not immediate diminishes the effect of the killcam by a lot, to the point where it could become an annoyance after a short while. I'm even annoyed by the fact that I don't go automatically into spectate mode when I'm eliminated, it would be pretty bad to have another step added (killcam skip). After squad elimination, I wouldn't stay to watch my death from a few minutes ago for sure. I would spectate if there's a suspicion, otherwise I'd be out to queue for the next match.
Having immediate replay because the enemy might be a cheater is not a valid reason. Why should legit players lose some tactical advantages because of an assumption? Also, don't you think that fresh killcam data would be valuable in the hand of hackers?
Anyway, the fact that death in Apex is not immediate diminishes the effect of the killcam by a lot, to the point where it could become an annoyance after a short while. I'm even annoyed by the fact that I don't go automatically into spectate mode when I'm eliminated, it would be pretty bad to have another step added (killcam skip). After squad elimination, I wouldn't stay to watch my death from a few minutes ago for sure. I would spectate if there's a suspicion, otherwise I'd be out to queue for the next match.
Having immediate replay because the enemy might be a cheater is not a valid reason. Why should legit players lose some tactical advantages because of an assumption? Also, don't you think that fresh killcam data would be valuable in the hand of hackers?
