10 MOST IMPORTANT TIPS I'VE LEARNED AFTER PLAYING APEX FOR 1000+ HOURS

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Out of all the tips and tricks I share with you on this channel about apex legends, I firmly believe that these are the 10 most important tips I have learned after playing apex legends for over 1000+ hours. I have gone over so many apex legends tips on this channel that I can't even keep track of which ones I have mentioned and which ones I haven't. But today we go over 10 of the most important tips to use in apex legends whether you are a beginner and just picking up the game or have quite a bit of experience with it.

Apex legends can be quite a hard game to get used to if you aren't used to the battle royale genre or FPS games. I share 10 of my best apex legends tips to get you playing better and winning more games instantly.

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[SweatbandTV]

What is the most important thing you have learned since you started playing apex legends?

[sickxm]

I have an aggressive play style but I struggle with obtaining high kill games frequently

[punkr]

Bro sweat staying calm is such an underrated tip and I’ve really been trying to work on it I noticed after gun fights my shoulders are raised im death gripping my controller my asshole is clenched all that tension really throws my aim off so I’ve actively been trying to relax during gun fights and it’s been helping

[mohammadalvee]

Keep up the content literally watching this vid 3 times in a row 😆

[percybello]

I prioritize kills over wins, but I have a hard time killing dye to bad aim. Ill check out response curve though

[hellasteezy]

Honestly I’m the same as you, would much rather get the kills than wins

[dakotasnelson]

I have almost 1500 hours played & honestly good cover usage, accuracy, & movement have been top 3 for me considering I’m a hyper aggressive player like yourself! Good vid bro! 👍🏽

[iliketurtles]

I agree with your first point 100% I literally only play on weekends sometimes not even because of school and hopping on apex after a week or so seriously feels so weird

[JetSetTim]

I mostly go for kills, but sometimes I change it up and go for the 1 or 2 kill wins.

[sameermustafa]

For me this was the best video in the channel keep up the great videos bro👍🏼

[DNice]

In ranked I prioritize points which usually leans toward winning the game but if I get away with more kills than usual and lose that's also fine. In casual I prioritize kills so I can stuff my banner stats.

[gamingjay]

my problem is low kill teammates. they wanna loot for half of the game and when I go push (I ping and let know in advance) they are still half a mile away looting. 8 out of 10 games with randoms I get tms with less than 200 kills ;(

[LovelsWar]

Probably the best and realest tip guide out there ngl 🙌🏻

[PapiChulo-rwgv]

I like kills. It’s more impressive than wins bc you can literally not do shit and your team carries you to victory. I see kills as receipts for your skill. Idk, im level 20 with 51 kills (i got my xbox like two weeks ago). I need to chill in gunfights bc my aim gets wacky when im all nervous. Best tip: Dont rage bc u can hop in another game. Raging doesn’t make you good, it makes you annoying

[dylangross]

I prioritize kills definitely. But it doesn’t always translate to my team. Sometimes if I can tell they’d rather be a bit more passive and patient, I find myself still being a bit too far away from them engaging anyways. That’s something I could work on.

[SockXL]

Consistency is key, def feel it after a few days off

[Michi]

Came from reddit and subscribed. Nice video!

[kidcurios]

The only thing stopping my accuracy is recoil on like any semi auto I get

[dadyy]

I also play on xbox, and wish that you would make a video for advanced settings, cuz most of the settings are a mystery to me.

[mischiefpranksetv]

other tips are predict players and listen to your gut.i was playing a game and was using caustic I was in the open and my teammate and I rebooted our other teammate then a whole squad was coming for us. I noticed 2 people had repositioned to high ground but not to close to us.I had a feeling the other guy was sneaking up on us and I wanted to use my gas trap as protection but wasn’t sure what to do. So when I was fighting the guys at high ground a pathfinder came from around the corner and knocked to of us.After this I felt so happy because I had learned that I need to trust my gut and predict your enemies move.My tips that I would give you In this game and other shooter games are know your enemies location and information-e.g how much health they have, stay calm and think carefully, and predict your enemies location. This guy has helped me a lot and I only started playing the game more late season 3. So I hope I can speak for sweatband and I when we say utilize your tips tricks and thinking. I learned from my mistake and I hope you guys do too