Follow these 4 steps to improve your Apex Legends gameplay and you climb the ranks faster then you ever thought you could. I wish someone told me to do Apex Legends tips earlier! #gaming #apexlegends #apex
i kinda disagree with number 2 as getting good with most guns will be way more helpful in the long run as 1. ur fav gun could be nerfed to shit 2. could be put into the care pack and also most games you're gonna end up landing on and using different guns (unless u wanna spend all game looking for 2 guns lol) Great vid bro, keep it up (also no hate this is just my take on it) 🔥💜
I agree on the big scale atleast. I do still think that within a season getting familiar with one gun will get you faster improvement but I think you right too. Thank u brother ♥️
Yeah i love the spitfire and longbow or sentinel, i can never find them until late game when i dont have any ammo for them. My main backups are the hemlok and any other gun i can find. SPRAY AND PRAY BABY. Not acutally though
@@sullywrld999 this season?^^ been nerfed first time in ages - not saying its worse now but its op since ages^^' people were just scared by the recoil and distracted by other guns. since everything else is basically nerfed hard and everyone learned recoil smoothing it became more obvious :)
I thought about that and ur technically right. But I just focus on 2 and have a backup 3rd that I’m ok with just in case cuz it’s rare to have both ur mains taken BUT absolutely possible. So true that
yep, being only comfortable with two legends is definately a mistake in apex :) especially since most people who watch this video are probably solo q'ing most of the time (another huge mistake) that tip makes for a terribly frustrating combo by design. just like your tip about guns btw... no offense friend! but that will just make people avoid fights and continue looting which is the opposite of what beginners should do imo.
i agree with number 1 cause i use legends within my class lifeline, loba, and conduit. number 2 i dont agree with because i actually do more damage in games when I master every gun n weapon.
after you played sup for a long time you gonna pop off on skirmisher/info/assault legends as soon as you give them a real chance. its good to master a (type of) legend but its very important in apex to learn all aspects and every perspective of the game. which is way easier when you switch up your main drastically after 1-3 seasons.
@@MikeGrau0hr yeah I'm understanding don't be a 1 card. Be able to play with other weapons n legends outside my class cause when u get them n suck n u didn't practice u only have urself to blame
@@ttvsphere_joe_1837 not only when you end up actually playing them! i mean more like: best way to learn how to counter something the enemy will do - is learning to do it yourself. bet most of the time its quite obvious to you what enemy supports gonna do - which will be a huge advantage as soon as you start hunting them as assault or skirmisher. *on the other hand you would benefit from the experience of a skirmisher while playing support since you could probably predict enemy moves better. also theres a ton of neutral abilities in the game which you want to learn to be able to use them better than the enemy. i swear - every ENEMY zip, smoke, bubble and every octane pad - is secretly made for you 😘
you got good points - to get better stats fast as a solo-q'ing beginner. just a few things i want to mention: 1. you recommend focusing on two legends in a 3 player team game - probably useful to learn a third since theres the chance the other two will be picked... ;) also: the ability to play any type of legend enables you to play successfully with more people... so after the first 1000 matches of skirmisher i can really recommend learning at least one info, assault, sup and def legend aswell (or the other way around) - as long as you dont have a fix apex team! 2. then you say people should focus on only two or three guns?^^ its a br - theres very high chances you wont get those two guns regularly in your early to mid game... thats an L. ofc you can focus on two specific weapon TYPES - for example you like ar + shotgun then you gotta master havoc/hemlock/flatline + mastiff/pk at least. aside from that imo one of the most important things is to learn to be comfortable INDEPENDENTLY OF THE GUN YOU HAVE. any two guns should be fine eventually. and for this to happen you have to learn ALL guns. 3. always landing in the same poi will statistically put you at a high disadvantage in ranked and pubs. you get longterm way better results when landing with other teams in consideration. similar to guns - i would recommend choosing a type of landing and stick with it for a while: central or corner, alone, in the action or close to action. switching it up every once in a while can help against auto piloting and to relax/wake up again. also you NEED to learn the whole maps eventually in a br. 4. yep mixtape is underrated - cant get badges or stats so ppl dont care.^^ but you can warmup in 10mins better than in 1-2hrs br! 5. you only talked about solo aspects - in a team game. would have liked to see at least one tip regarding improving teamwork like: "try and find team mates via discord", or "always say hello and ping. provide comms to your randoms from the start of the match - until they behave inappropriately then mute insta" etc. may i ask how much experience you have in apex? since you wrote you just got your pc 3 months ago and mainly play firing range atm :)
i kinda disagree with number 2 as getting good with most guns will be way more helpful in the long run as
1. ur fav gun could be nerfed to shit
2. could be put into the care pack
and also most games you're gonna end up landing on and using different guns (unless u wanna spend all game looking for 2 guns lol)
Great vid bro, keep it up
(also no hate this is just my take on it)
🔥💜
I actually agree
I agree on the big scale atleast. I do still think that within a season getting familiar with one gun will get you faster improvement but I think you right too.
Thank u brother ♥️
@@ImShyno yeah i get what you mean, especially if a certain gun is super OP in a season (like the havoc this season lol)
Yeah i love the spitfire and longbow or sentinel, i can never find them until late game when i dont have any ammo for them. My main backups are the hemlok and any other gun i can find. SPRAY AND PRAY BABY. Not acutally though
@@sullywrld999 this season?^^ been nerfed first time in ages - not saying its worse now but its op since ages^^' people were just scared by the recoil and distracted by other guns. since everything else is basically nerfed hard and everyone learned recoil smoothing it became more obvious :)
It's always the good videos that don't get recognised, I don't play apex legends but I do this in a lot of other games and it works
Thank u brother
You say 2 Legends, that will work most of the time. But if you got good with 3, you will NEVER not get one of your 3 legends.
I thought about that and ur technically right. But I just focus on 2 and have a backup 3rd that I’m ok with just in case cuz it’s rare to have both ur mains taken BUT absolutely possible. So true that
That's 4 now, lol.
yep, being only comfortable with two legends is definately a mistake in apex :) especially since most people who watch this video are probably solo q'ing most of the time (another huge mistake) that tip makes for a terribly frustrating combo by design. just like your tip about guns btw... no offense friend! but that will just make people avoid fights and continue looting which is the opposite of what beginners should do imo.
i agree with number 1 cause i use legends within my class lifeline, loba, and conduit. number 2 i dont agree with because i actually do more damage in games when I master every gun n weapon.
after you played sup for a long time you gonna pop off on skirmisher/info/assault legends as soon as you give them a real chance. its good to master a (type of) legend but its very important in apex to learn all aspects and every perspective of the game. which is way easier when you switch up your main drastically after 1-3 seasons.
@@MikeGrau0hr yeah I'm understanding don't be a 1 card. Be able to play with other weapons n legends outside my class cause when u get them n suck n u didn't practice u only have urself to blame
@@ttvsphere_joe_1837 not only when you end up actually playing them! i mean more like: best way to learn how to counter something the enemy will do - is learning to do it yourself.
bet most of the time its quite obvious to you what enemy supports gonna do - which will be a huge advantage as soon as you start hunting them as assault or skirmisher.
*on the other hand you would benefit from the experience of a skirmisher while playing support since you could probably predict enemy moves better.
also theres a ton of neutral abilities in the game which you want to learn to be able to use them better than the enemy.
i swear - every ENEMY zip, smoke, bubble and every octane pad - is secretly made for you 😘
you got good points - to get better stats fast as a solo-q'ing beginner.
just a few things i want to mention:
1. you recommend focusing on two legends in a 3 player team game - probably useful to learn a third since theres the chance the other two will be picked... ;) also: the ability to play any type of legend enables you to play successfully with more people... so after the first 1000 matches of skirmisher i can really recommend learning at least one info, assault, sup and def legend aswell (or the other way around) - as long as you dont have a fix apex team!
2. then you say people should focus on only two or three guns?^^ its a br - theres very high chances you wont get those two guns regularly in your early to mid game... thats an L.
ofc you can focus on two specific weapon TYPES - for example you like ar + shotgun then you gotta master havoc/hemlock/flatline + mastiff/pk at least. aside from that imo one of the most important things is to learn to be comfortable INDEPENDENTLY OF THE GUN YOU HAVE. any two guns should be fine eventually. and for this to happen you have to learn ALL guns.
3. always landing in the same poi will statistically put you at a high disadvantage in ranked and pubs. you get longterm way better results when landing with other teams in consideration. similar to guns - i would recommend choosing a type of landing and stick with it for a while: central or corner, alone, in the action or close to action. switching it up every once in a while can help against auto piloting and to relax/wake up again. also you NEED to learn the whole maps eventually in a br.
4. yep mixtape is underrated - cant get badges or stats so ppl dont care.^^ but you can warmup in 10mins better than in 1-2hrs br!
5. you only talked about solo aspects - in a team game. would have liked to see at least one tip regarding improving teamwork like: "try and find team mates via discord", or "always say hello and ping. provide comms to your randoms from the start of the match - until they behave inappropriately then mute insta" etc.
may i ask how much experience you have in apex? since you wrote you just got your pc 3 months ago and mainly play firing range atm :)
Agree with everything else except number 2. Excellent tips tho.
Thank u brother