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@0verkill_ReaperI don't know about that. I think I can help him improve.. I think anyone can improve if they have someone willing to help them and they are willing to break old habits. I've played with a lot of "low skill" players who really were not all that bad. They were just going for the wrong guns, wrong gun combinations or other things.. Looting to slowly, not knowing how to get by with desirable guns while looting attachments for the guns you want. Lots of things like that.. Movement mistakes and not knowing when/how to flank or sneak up on an enemy.. Some even play with legends that are more difficult to be good with.
One of the biggest I see is learning and knowing when you're outmatched and you need to pull back. An example would be trying to push someone who has a long/medium range weapon and you don't.. They then try and push anyways and just get picked off as they move forward. Instead of pulling them into a close combat fight.
Hopefully he sends me a message and so I can see what's going on.. Now I will agree not everyone is going to be cut out to be a Predator or Diamond player.. But that does not mean that can't get a competitive level and post some decent numbers for their skill level.
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Sensitivity is better now. Think I’m just slow and trying to always catch up to my team
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@iBlockHead I'm not the most tech savvy so i didn't even realize that was a thing lmao. How'd you go about doing that?
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"could always adjust dead-zone a bit more to get a more instant reaction or it could be the display you're using. My TV for xbox has a longer Response time vs my PC monitor but I've adjusted to it.
Hope we all helped in one way or another or at least gave you an idea on what you could try."
@iBlockHead you are onto something there. While talking about speed in game. Op states 3 is where he is comfortable. That is going to be slow and if playing on console with an older tv, even a year old there is a built in response time factor as well. Even the best OLEDs currently only offer 4ms input response time.
I switched to gaming monitors for me and my kids about 3-4 months ago and with <1ms-2ms response times the games have opened up. You still have to deal with in game lag, but for the most part the response time is super beneficial in almost every fight.
I have my sensitivity cranked to max and adjusted for ads.
To the op have you adjusted your ads sensitivity to your liking as well? I would recommend spending time in firing range adjusting your FOV as well at minimum I would recommend 106.
TO be quite honest other FPS games(COD,Battlefield hell even TF2) feel slow in comparison to the speed with which Apex moves at. Hence upping your sensitivity to be able to compete.
Positioning and all of the other stuff does play into it, but if you are engaged in a battle with anyone and their settings are maxed out and they have good aim they are gong to win the fight. TTK is quick in this game and if they are hitting you faster than you are hitting them they will win.
Practicing with other people in firing range may help, I can't really speak to that I learned my Apex curve in game prior to there being a firing range. I just use it now to re-calibrate my sense of distance for sniping with Iron sights.
Good luck.
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OP - don't let "kills" determine your value on this game. The numbers can be skewed so heavily, it's ridiculous. That's why you have all these hot-droppers with a * ton of kills and no wins. The whole point of the game is to win, so you need to add value to your team. When I see a random on my team with a ton of kills, I prepare for the worst. They're the ones that go off on their own and quit when they die. That's no way to play a team game. I never understood going into Squads just to do your own thing. I look for a teammate's wins because it shows they know how to survive.
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Find people that play the same as you or someone who can help you. My advice would to to try firing range for a while with every gun. Make a course out of the shooting range. There's a reason why law enforcement and army constantly use a firing range. You can always improve on your aim. And also increase your sensitivity that way you get used to played faster. That low sensitivity you play on is holding you back. Practice man. I used to be in your shoes too, I'm not the best player but I'm a good player. I'm on PS4 or I'd say squad up. If your watching all those YouTube videos then you should be improving. Watch Itemp man he's a great YouTuber to get advice from