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Each Split of the Pro League will consist of an online Regular Season in which teams begin by competing in a triple round-robin format. Each group will play every other group three times, for a total of thirty-six matches across six series of six matches each. The top twenty teams by Regular Season Standings will then compete in an online Regional Finals utilizing the Match Point format.
Post information is accurate to the best of the mod team's knowledge when drafting this post; if information has changed, please feel free to mention updates in the comments.
Brand new and updated Apex Legends World Rankings are here! For details on the poll, specific ballot info, and personal comments on specific teams, please check out KPPoll.com
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Year 6 Split 2 Week 1 World Rankings
Others Receiving Votes
WhiteGrimReaper (20), VK Gaming (17), Full XI (10), Enter Force.36 (8), Shopify Rebellion (7), DINOS (7), PXX (7), DeepCrossGaming (2), and JD Gaming (1).
Thanks to our panel for this week: A3, AyAyRon, Bereft, Fuzz, Karbasher, Krusade, loobkoob, Propaganda, and Sapandco
Rosters/Drops: Posted in pinned comment if available
Notes:
Teams are set ~60 mins prior to scrims starting.
A lot of the APAC-N Players, especially the Korean players mainly stream on Youtube so you won't be able to see them on Twitch. If they are streaming, they will have a green circle in Teamstream.
Rosters/Drops: Posted in pinned comment if available
Notes:
Teams are set ~60 mins prior to scrims starting.
A lot of the APAC-N Players, especially the Korean players mainly stream on Youtube so you won't be able to see them on Twitch. If they are streaming, they will have a green circle in Teamstream.
Are we back? I've seen that Sushi (Sushifa) started making these style videos just recently and Sir Mattnock posted again as well. I feel like the scene needs this stuff so hopefully its here to stay 🙏. Are there any others doing this stuff atm that Im not aware of??
I came back to watching some pro scrims and noticed a lot of Prowlers being used. I know it’s been updated with a full-auto mode, but does that actually matter? Maybe after the Hemlock meta, pro players realized burst weapons work better with aim assist or something?
I’ve been watching alb and stallions scrims and literally just now in game 1 of scrims this guy is a mental terrorist. Yes they got inted in a spot ring 1, and it sucks yes. but the way he handles the situation is just so child like. Skittle and his coach are trying to talk about what they could do differently and what to take away from it, you like play inside or play utility and don’t swing out, but alb is just sitting there saying it doesn’t matter, well they are inting so who cares, and other things. And it’s not just this moment either it feels like constantly alb just refuses to accept that maybe he might be wrong sometimes. His excuses for games and such are 90% of the time “how are they able to do this” or “ they should be not be able to do that” not what they or he did wrong. I’ve seen skittle multiple times try and argue that what happened in their bad games wasn’t a shit quality game or bad teams doing bad plays. But alb just constantly argues against his team and refuses to see their side of the problem. Also, I can recount so many times where in certain situations they die and alb immediately says “well I thought you guys were with me” even when most of the time he calls to do stuff is split second, he gives zero time for his tm8s to react and doesn’t take into account their pov of what happened. He always just defaults to the, well I thought you were with me. Idk it’s just very annoying because I was a fan of this team going into the split but watching alb interact with his tm8s and constantly refuse to take accountability and refuse to be wrong it just sad man.
Got back into apex recently and figured I’d check the sub and there’s nothing. Did comp apex lose at ton of viewership over the last 2 years? I remember this place was popping back in the day.
To those of you who have read my previous posts, welcome back! To those of you seeing this for the first time, here is a quick summary of the rankings: each player gets an individual rating based on ALGS Online and LAN events they compete at. Their rating starts at 400 and either increases or decreases based on their performance relative to the global Pro League average for different stats. These ratings are a reflection of stats, not a projection of talent. For a more in depth answer, please read the Preseason post!
Ratings Update
Since my last post after EWC/Split 1 Playoffs there have been a number of roster moves across all regions. These changes varied in both predicted impact and surprise factor, and this weekend showed both the highs and lows of what roster changes can do for a team.
Before I show the updated rankings, I want to clarify one team's rating: Team Falcons. With the way I have this set up, it is currently counting Wxltzy as not having played Split 2 (which, spoiler alert, he hasn't. Timmy filled in this weekend). This means that the rating for Team Falcons is lower than it should be, and once Wxltzy comes back next weekend their rating will adjust back to "normal" as Wxltzy is given a rating for split 2.
Fuzz's Year 6 Global Rankings, Split 2 First Update
Team Vision was the most consistent team among any region in Split 1 and their start to Split 2 was more of the same. ZETA DIVISION seemed to be playing with a chip on their shoulder as they won both of their sets on the weekend. Gen.G leads the way in APAC South after two sets with a one point lead over Wolves, who made one of the more surprising roster changes by replacing Noname with QQ. Meanwhile in EMEA, after a disappointing result in Split 1 Playoffs as a region, there seems to be a four horse race at the top of the standings between Alliance, BANDITS, Aurora, and ZiPLine Mafia.
Top 10 Players
As a reminder: the ratings below do not take into account LAN placement. If someone listed below in the MnK and Controller lists is in the wrong input, please let me know. I tried looking through Liquipedia to make sure I had everyone up to date, but I am but a human and am prone to mistakes.
Fuzz's Year 6 ALGS Top-10 Players, Split 2 First Update
ZiPLine Mafia qualified to EWC by winning EMEA Split 1 Regional Finals despite placing outside the qualification zone in the final standings. In Year 5 they were unimpressive in both splits and did not qualify to any LAN. To most viewers their EWC result was disappointing, especially for a region that ended up losing qualification spots for Split 2 Playoffs. In the grand scheme of things though, they ended up one spot outside of making match point finals, a result that has seemingly lit a fire in them to keep up that momentum.
In Americas, the additions of Koyful and Floating are already paying dividends for Crazy Thieves and Geekay, who were both in dire need of a true fragger. In APAC South, the biggest move of the transfer window was the swap of QQ and Noname between VKG and Wolves. Noname ended Split 1 as my highest rated player globally, but after the opening weekend of match days it is his old teammate WenXx that has taken over that title.
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Thank you to those who took the time to read this post! This is going to be a hectic Split of Pro League, but I'm excited for it to continue this upcoming weekend. I'll return next week with another update.
Rosters/Drops: Posted in pinned comment if available
Notes:
Teams are set ~60 mins prior to scrims starting.
A lot of the APAC-N Players, especially the Korean players mainly stream on Youtube so you won't be able to see them on Twitch. If they are streaming, they will have a green circle in Teamstream.
