The BEST WAY to improve in Apex Legends...

The BEST WAY to improve in Apex Legends...

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[aputsasana]

1000% true, learning to shoot and to move comes with practice, but decision making is key to grow in apex

[mads]

One thing that has helped me the most is figuring out where to rotate. I memorize the maps and rotate for better loot. I also try to play firing range and practice with every gun against my friends. As you said aim improves over time. The biggest rule to this game is have fun.

[carsynagen]

"If you're not a good shot today, don't worry. There are other ways to be useful."

- Sova (Valorant)

[TheShotgunShovel]

Finally... Someone said it. Doing something like running into a whole team just to get focus fired on is not how you get better. Use some sense.

[GINeric_]

As a Mirage main, that is the biggest tip to help improve.

Sometimes you have to reposition to fight, sometimes you stagger your offense or some combination of both.
The tip really shines when you get into a situation where you know for sure you'll get knocked since you've done that before and find a correct solution

[khroullo]

I like this guy, makes perfect sense. It’s something you can change within a two week period.

[conesnail]

“Game sense” is subjective and I define it as a player’s ability to sense the shift in power during squad engagements based on opposing player behavior, but in order to read that you must play the game. Bottom line, everything comes with experience.

[Equinoxx-]

I always tell my squad members this one thing, position, position, position. After the first circle use a reacon or learn to read circles. The amount of new players I've gotten dubs just by holding the right end zone position, and just learn what you can control and what you can control, worried about 3rd control the field around you by knowing your highest ground or a building you can hold to reset.

[otdream]

this guys speaks facts, this can be applied to life in general, try to understand and learn what’s going on first before you get mechanically good

[DarkWingGames]

Miss the Smite Content. You taught me how to play. Good Times. Good to see you growing and getting better.

[Pandemia]

Couldn't agree more. Learning when to attack and when to retreat put me on a whole other level in this game, I win so much more now.

[RegulineMovie]

After playing Titanfall2 back in the day like it was my religion, I was already able to do that stuff anyway, and you’re right, I need to improve on game sense

[Azula]

you know sometimes when i’m doing really bad, i do the complete opposite of what i’m thinking and i’m not kidding it tends to help out a lot

[GuzzlingDuck]

Me 10 seconds into a fight: We're taking too long, we're gonna get third partied.

Team: *Thirsts anyways*

The other 12 teams still alive: It's free real estate.

[TSKSHAUN]

I think one of the most important things is to learn positioning. Learning how to position yourself to get the best advantage out of a current situation will help you heaps.

[milli]

Great advice. My biggest issue starting out was treating it like a regular shooter. I’d push fights instead of shielding and try to win 1v1s straight up as soon as I broke someone’s armor. I love apex but hell yea it’s a hard game

[orden]

I've been sandwiched like 10 times now, I'll improve my decision making and make sure I don't mess up

[goldwasp]

Yes exactly. The biggest improvement I’ve seen since starting around season 8 has been learning when and where to rotate, how to take certain fights, when to push, decision making, etc.

[barbent]

One of my most favorite things when it comes to game sense is using your teammates downed shield to help in fights and even win games

[saucegardner]

Can’t agree more. Also is helpful to watch pro players rewatch their own fights and comment on what they were trying to do, and what they were trying to prevent