Apex twitt about Game Award for Mirage, [Removed - CM] https://twitter.com/PlayApex/status/1204838435959144448 @EA_Blueberry @EA_David @EA_Atic Community HATE SBMM in casual mode (since we already has rank mode) and their request to remove SBMM is overwhelming STRONG with > 95% reply request to remove it. [Removed - CM] This community request has been happening for 1 month in Apex. We like to avoid riot/boycott that causing the great game dies so can you please pass this request to dev and give us ETA when going to be removed? Thanks.

@asukojo I'm wondering how many of those actually understand what SBMM is, or if they realize they've been asking for it all this time (getting similarly skilled teammates).

@asukojo, nah bruh, it's only mass hysteria, there's no need to remove SBMM.

@asukojo If over 95% of a lobby wants to chill, why is everyone sweating then? 🙂

@asukojo Do they make up 95% of the playerbase?Like i'm neither for or against it personally...either way ima be playing apex. The people who are the most vocal are usually the disgruntled though, gives the perception of a majority. If apex did an in game survey (similar to the yes/no match quality one)and then published the results I'd take more note of that.

That's why you have ranked so you can play with potatoes like yourself, if you don't like to be randomly wrecked.What's the point in having 2 ranked modes in which one is broken?

The request to remove SBMM is overwhelming STRONG (>95%)

22 Replies

DoYaSeeMe
6 years ago
@asukojo I'm wondering how many of those actually understand what SBMM is, or if they realize they've been asking for it all this time (getting similarly skilled teammates).
Gabrielmojo26
Seasoned Ace
6 years ago
@asukojo, nah bruh, it's only mass hysteria, there's no need to remove SBMM.
MandatoryIDtag
6 years ago
@asukojo Do they make up 95% of the playerbase?
Like i'm neither for or against it personally...either way ima be playing apex. The people who are the most vocal are usually the disgruntled though, gives the perception of a majority. If apex did an in game survey (similar to the yes/no match quality one)
and then published the results I'd take more note of that.
asukojo
6 years ago
@DoYaSeeMe
They want better team mate, but they hate better (sweat) enemy
I can't blame them for that, since they just want to chill on normal mode 🙂
asukojo
6 years ago
@MandatoryIDtag Agree, Apex should do survey, but as of now, I can forsee, remove SBMM is going to go beyond 85% easily.
DoYaSeeMe
6 years ago
@asukojo If over 95% of a lobby wants to chill, why is everyone sweating then? 🙂
asukojo
6 years ago
When i play normal mode, I'm super chill :
- I die, who cares, just repeat
- team dumb, that's fine, it is what it is, sometimes I did dumb things too.
- team bail out , so what, I just play solo.
But when I play rank mode, i'm intense and sweat, totally different animal (mindset).
iBlockHead
6 years ago
@DoYaSeeMe mind blown

Seems everyone just wants to smack players while laying down or gaming with one hand while eating with the other.

sbmm isn't all that bad unless you truly just want to mess around, in which case they should not remove sbmm from casual but add some more unique modes so those players can go mess around in other modes.

Honestly though, what do we gain from them removing sbmm? I know if they keep it, more players will learn the game curve better and thus won't lead to being in squads with randoms who don't know what an accelerator is for.

This is starting to sound like how people wanted the abandonment penalty removed or reduced. It's all to help the game strive towards a more competitive setting by letting players learn not only in ranked but in casual as well.
DoYaSeeMe
6 years ago
@MandatoryIDtag Sometimes I get the feeling that the results of the quality survey in Apex had something to do with the recent SBMM changes. Maybe there are more positive responses to that survey now, as the majority (the noobs) don't feel stomped anymore.
Axs5626Sxa5001
6 years ago
What do we gain by removing SBMM in pubs?
We gain the option to play highly competitive games or more casual games. Options are a good thing for players/consumers.