Why Apex Legends died

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@prankstar2 wrote:

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@warslag wrote:

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@prankstar2 wrote:

It's not fun to play anymore, it's only fun to play for a month then you get bored of it because you have seen all the guns and all the powers and you won so what do you do next? Level the lackluster Battlepass that doesn't give you anything?  No, you go back to playing Skyrim, the only game made since Starfox 64 that never gets old.

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Wait a minute. You're quitting Apex because you're bored with it. Only to go back to an old single-player game you have completed a billion times before? 😕

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But I want to try a poison melee build.  See what that was?  It's being excited to try something different.  Something I haven't felt in Apex for a month now.  Also it's not just me quitting, the player count dropped like a rock after they hit 50 million players, viewership on twitch and YouTube dropped like a rock as well everybody is sick of it, if you don't think so you are as delusional as Fallout 76 fanboys. Don't worry, I'll come back and everyone else will come back if Respawn makes us with a real update worth playing  none of this slow grinding Battlepass with nothing in it.  It's like the ingame equivalent of riveting in a Machine shop all day and I know that because I did it when I hit rock bottom, my sholders still hurt from it

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Going back to your favourite game is like a bird flying back to its roost. Game producers know that players have more than one game to play and that they have favourites. Keeping them interested is like feeding birds. You have to put some food out for them and down they come to feed. But gamers, like the birds, are easily startled and quick to take flight. Then off they go back to where they usually roost. The downside to dealing with gamers, and birds, is the constant maniacal squawking.

Here's a video of gamers making up their minds which game they want to play: