Apex Legends: How To Counter High-Ground Camping Tactics

Mirage is currently 30-years-old and close to experiencing a mid-life crisis. Though he's a bit on the older side he would likely have competed at a much younger age if he knew about the Apex Games and if his mother had given him the okay to go ahead with

Caustic is one of if not the oldest competitor in the Apex Games. At the ripe old age of 48, he's not a spring chicken. Due to his age, he's a slower more lumbering character who falls on the aide of his gas canisters to give him the advant

Within the SLG game story guide's meta, with some major exceptions, there are few character abilities that can’t be replicated by some other means. For example, Gibraltar’s and Bangalore’s ultimates function similar to a supersized grenade barrage. Digital Threats give guns the same red highlights visible in Bloodhound’s ultimate ability. All characters can heal and regain shields, and Wattson and Lifeline simply have means to help players do it more quickly and efficien

As far as in-game loot options, a grapple gun with only three or four uses or a single-use zip line loot drop could be strong opportunity to counter. As a random Epic or Legendary loot drop, item rarity could make it so that people would still have to work to obtain these it

While the options in this scenario tend to reflect play style choices, the reality is that exposing the squad across the terrain is a sure way to draw attention. Consider that a Kraber can knock a person in a single shot, and that taking the time to heal them leaves a team member availing themselves to another sniper s

It's unclear how long they've known one another but a common idea is that Pathfinder may have wandered into Paradise Lounge in Solace City one day and met Mirage who was a bartender at that establishment. Mirage is so comfortable with his relationship with Pathfinder that he can often be heard sarcastically roasting Pathfinder as a teammate in the Apex Ga

Some people say that a team's reliance on the Pathfinder character is fine because every team can choose to have a Pathfinder on it, which makes it fair to all. This isn’t inherently wrong, but it's still problematic. The game is designed to allow different team compositions to have different tactical advantages when playing together. The fact that teams so frequently rely on Pathfinder signifies an imbalance in the meta at a fundamental le

For starters, there are several areas of the map that are impossible to reach without the help of a Pathfinder. Additionally, there are other areas of land that are accessible to non-Pathfinders only by using a redeploy balloon. And finally, there are also elevated areas that become impossible to reach without a Pathfinder in a small cir

Being 30 does give him an advantage considering he's old enough to have real-world experience while also being young enough to be in the athletic prime of his life. He has the best of both worlds inside King's Can

It's quite ironic considering at first glance he comes off as a bit of a ditsy joker who's all performance and no substance. Since his mother is a brilliant engineer, Elliott grew up with technology and likely had a natural intelligence about him. Just because someone is carefree and outgoing doesn't mean they can't be intelligent and k

Once again, we need to compare this to Fortnite , the dominant game in the genre, which treats its consumers with far more respect. There is nothing random about purchasing items in that game. The item shop shows exactly what one will receive, theoretically leaving players satisfied with their purchase, and not let down at the randomness that comes with loot bo

Recently, EA set the morality bar lower than we ever expected when Kerry Hopkins, VP of EA’s legal and government affairs, defended the use of loot boxes to the UK Parliament’s Digital, Culture, Media, and Sports Committee.