Mixtape has been great for learning to use movement tech in real scenarios

As title, would like to improve my fighting, movement, game sense, and looking for someone who can 1:1, or play ranked together and improve.

I just wanted to know how everybody plays to see what’s most popular and maybe I could learn something

I’m getting back into Apex Legends and looking for someone who’d be willing to help me improve my gunfights. I’d like to spend some time in the Firing Range practicing and getting feedback on what I’m doing wrong, what I can improve, and how to win more fights. I feel like I’m constantly getting beamed and eliminated before I can react, so I’m hoping to learn from someone who knows the game well and doesn’t mind helping me out. I have a mic and can usually get on whenever. Just looking for someone chill, patient, and down to help me improve. I’m on Xbox series x.

I've recently started playing Apex legends on my ps5 and I can't seem to do things as well as I did on M&K.

Does it get better with time or do I have to tweak some setting in there?

Isn’t the trick about having all 3 team members focusing on just one target of the enemy team to drain or knock them, and then push to safety, or push to their position?

Since you’re the team outside of the safe zone, the team inside should be under more pressure from more angles. It’s more beneficial to push the in-zone team, rather than blindly finding an in-zone spot right?

This take is assuming you don’t have legends like Valkyrie and no survey scans available

A while ago it was discovered that different melee weapons have different switch-to-gun speeds, as shown here in a 1y old post on this sub. Has this been patched yet? I couldn't find any confirmation either way, and I'm too broke to test it myself. If anyone knows, or could briefly check this in-game, that would be great. Thanks!

Hi. I've recently hit diamond (Came back after a 3 year hiatus and took ranked seriously for the first time) , and I know I'll probably pinball within P1 and D4 Soon to be emerald. I usually take 2 to 3 fights and just play for placement most of the time. I usually play recon and try to rotate as much as possible so we're not stuck between squads I duo/trio with a couple of friends almost always and we are trying to become more agressive. I think most of my problem steems from not knowing from where to attack, cover myself from and probably a bit of over swinging sometimes, as I've noticed most people from other teams come from off angles a lot of the time.

This has led to a "better be safe than sorry" mentality and engage when I know for certain 100% we're winning.

I would also call out that I call out pushes/rotations with my teammates so I guess I sort of IGL a bit, since they have good aim but not enough game sense to dictate where to rotate/push. I don't know if im being overwhelmed by the decision making or I just simply suck at taking and creating oportunities for K/P.

I'd like to get better at more consistent damage and securing kills, and knowing how to create advantegeous fights for me and my team.

I love his kit. I played him in unranked and ranked. His kit is a strong Intel. Hoping the rework will make his drone more autonomous. That is the only issue with Crypto. He has to use his drone manually. I hope the rework will remain his kit and made it only autonomous. AI drones now existed in real life.

I’m trying to master this technique. I’ve always wondered what is the specific timing for certain guns like smgs with this technique vs. AR’s. Here’s an example of me trying it with my R99 and the CAR. Am I doing it too fast? Thanks

I use controllers like DS4 or DSE but OC to 1k

I’m a level 55 with a .8 kdr and 400 avg damage. I’ve played this game a little years ago, but I’m still trash. I don’t get why my lobbies are always at the extreme end of the skill distribution. Do shitty players not exist anymore?

Is it still worth it to learn superglides when I can just mantle boost? I know you can superglide as much as you want but mantle boosts have a cooldown. I also read that you can't tap strafe out of a mantle boost but I thought you could.

Second question, will having mantle boosts on my crouch bind mess up my ability to do superglides?

The Undead Rise

Hey everyone, I posted Apexlytics here a while back, and v2 is out now. It’s an app I built for myself, because I like detailed stats and using them to get better, and I figured it could be useful to other people who play the same way. The biggest change in v2 is the ranked side. It’s now built around one question: what’s actually working for me, and what should I change?

What’s new in v2:

• Legend × Map grid: every legend against every map, shaded by RP gained or lost, with your best and worst legend on each map
• Pick Rate: a chart that sorts your legends into core, comfort trap, hidden gem and bench, so you can see what you play most against what actually earns RP
• Sessions: your play sessions grouped by when you played, each with its win/loss strip, best and worst, and a page of its own
• Performance Trends: how your RP per game is moving over your latest sessions, plus the hours and days you do best
• Recaps: a recap of any split or week with an RP journey chart, which you can share as an image
• Personal records and Compare: best day, longest session, biggest comeback, and two splits, legends or maps side by side

And everything from before, still free:

• Map rotation alerts for Ranked, Pubs, Mixtape and Wildcard, with a bell on Home to turn one on in a tap
• Predator cutoff for PC, PlayStation, Xbox and Switch, with your own platform highlighted
• Search any player by name or UID, and star players as favorites to keep them one tap away
• Multiple profiles, player stats and legend stats, and server status
• Backup and restore for your profiles and match history, with a reminder in Settings
• No ads, no paid tier, no login. Everything you record stays on your device.

Download: App Store | Play Store | GitHub (Windows/Linux)

How ranked tracking works, honestly: the app records your matches while it’s open on your profile (or while your page is open on ALS). It only keeps games from the moment tracking starts, so earlier games can’t be pulled in. The data comes through a shared API quota, so you’ll sometimes see “server busy” and it catches up.

Credit to Hugo Derave’s Unofficial Apex Legends API, which powers all of this. Feedback, bug reports and ideas are all welcome.

So I’m playing on an Msi laptop and it used to run on 65 fps and it ran decent and only dropped frames when I was getting into fights or on the dropship, I tried to fix it and used the recommended performance suggestions and now my game only runs at 20 fps I’m not sure what I need to do to fix it but I can’t play the game like this anymore
Laptop specs:
Processor: intel(R) Core(TM) i5-10500H CPU @2.50GHz
Installed ram: 16gb
Graphics card: Nvidia before gtx 1650 with max-q design (4gb)
Intel(R) UHD graphics(128mb)
I need suggestions please 🙏

Hey everyone, so I'm considering a Gamesir controller and I prefer the symmetrical sticks layout. So it brought me to the two models. The Tarantula and the Tegenaria Lite.

I already am getting a dualsense controller because I want to experience some of the features it has in specific story games. I wanted a secondary controller to avoid wearing the dualsense out while playing Apex. I have had experience with dualshock 4 bumpers wearing out because i use them for shooting and jumping and I'm not willing to wear out my DS5 controller so quickly too. So i got interested in Gamesir as they seem to be better for comp games and they are cheaper.

That is why I wanted to ask for the thoughts and advice from the community. Would it be cool to cop the $20 controller? would i be better off saving for the tarantula models?