@67Vasile Your age holds literally no relevance to the subject matter, so we're completely in agreement on that front.
It's your experiences in game that matter, and yours will be different to others based on a myriad of reasons.
I honestly don't think that the playerbase here is mostly children either, fortnite and call of duty is what occupies most of the younger generations, you're just referencing bad players as opposed to younger ones.
Again though none of this is even remotely related to the subject at hand. You're simply just playing at a time with lower player traffic in your region.
@MandatoryIDtag You have misjudged the playerbase. The streamers who are playing warzone on MW are indeed older adults than more younger kids, whom shouldn't be allowed to play. Fortnite and only League of legends has more of a kids population under 15, very often you seem them during the day if playing Apex legends. With schools up and running we are facing younger adults, which they skill differences and lv in apex legends will be noticeable.
Example. I was match up with 2 other high lv players lv346/lv434, me lv(41) but skill is always different and they both yell at me for not dropping 😑 on a spot i don't like jumping too. Ofc they sounded like young adults going into their own.
Unfortunately I'm in Canada and the United States more adults are in lockdown since they can't get back to work.
@67Vasile I'm just going off personal experience as opposed to who is streaming, I've run into considerably more young'uns on both the games i stated than here. Generally low 20's and upwards here.
Its mainly what put me off fortnite in particular as I don't feel particularly comfortable talking to children on an online game lol, I wouldn't be thrilled if my kids were doing so. 😛
