Stop whining, start exploring and adapting!
It's pathetic, how fast you guys start whining about the new map, instead of accepting the fact, that changes can be a good thing. The dev's already confirmed, to bring back King's Canyon back at so...
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@apostolateofDOOMYou're crazy if you think that S3 has more camping than S2. S2 wattson meta was by far the pinnacle of camping in this game (take a house and do nothing - optimal play 95% of the time). S3 feels MUCH more dynamic (well it will probably settle down to something slower, but as slow as S2? - I don't see it ever happening).
If you can't deal with snipers - that's strictly your l2p problem.
Charged rifle does a bit too much damage, but not on a problematic level. It just pushes other snipers out a bit. And it's definitely still not a viable weapon in CQC.
Double CQC loadouts are definitely viable, as long as you DON'T IGNORE the existence of snipers. If you try to get close to them through an open area while they're shooting you - well I dunno what to tell you, don't do that?
@Biochemikas I don't have a problem with snipers, either using or against and I still haven't played enough of the new map to really say much on it.
I meant on the evolution of the game since launch and the opinion/complaints towards the fun factor.
The only issue I have is the cartoon style creeping through that is starting to look like fortnite and is really putting me off the game.
I meant on the evolution of the game since launch and the opinion/complaints towards the fun factor.
The only issue I have is the cartoon style creeping through that is starting to look like fortnite and is really putting me off the game.
I can agree on the color scheme of the new map. It's atrocious (especially the bright yellows). But so far I've seen only praise for it, so I'll stay as the silent minority.
P.S. I'm probably going to make separate color profile on my monitor just for this map of apex with heavily reduced saturation and maybe even contrast. I don't know how much I'll be able to take this oversaturated landscape playing with normal monitor settings.
