How do you like Apex Legends and Battle Royale in general?

Tetris was supposed to be a joke, not a challenge

With Fortnite I had dominated the royal battle for so long and eclipsed most competitors. I was convinced that it would be just the same as the kind of royal battle. But Apex Legends Reuniting 25 million players in the space of a few days is no mean feat, while so many other games attempting the same thing have become footnotes of the past. YouTube story and videos about failure. And success Apex Legends is to get is even more surprising when we got the one-two shot that Titanfall 3 was not in development because of Respawn who was focused on Apex Legends. Nevertheless, the success of this game is very important.

I always think Apex Legends & # 39; success if an incredible feat because Fall of the Titans is such an esteemed game from Respawn Entertainment. And despite this love, it's easy to see why a royal battle was created rather than a direct sequel. The titles of the Royal Battle are hot now. Even with the Respawn varnish Apex Legends in a populated genre of games with terribly janky commands, there is not much that makes sense to say that this game takes place in the Fall of the Titans universe. There is no wall, no Titans, and has the conflict even been mentioned in the legend?

So more then how do you like Apex LegendsWhat do you think of not only that, but the fashion of the royal battle that stormed the world? For my part, it is not as if it was the first fad that we have ever experienced. Remember how Deadly fight and Tattoo warriors sprouted from Street Fighter IIis the shadow? Or how there was a deluge in gray, gritty shooters after Call of Duty 4?

When the time comes when a new fad will arrive to attract the attention of all, I suspect that the Royal Battle will not stop being a thing. After all, League of Legends did not stop just because there was no big news about the moba kind. same Tetris 99 is one thing now, so it's best to stop thinking about Battle Royale as a huge embarrassment and embrace the fact that this is another reason why people love playing games so much.

dango is a classic answer as to why I did not enter the Royal Battle:

I did not play ALbut I'm not hot in royal battle games. For my limited time with FortniteI spent much less time playing the game itself than any other multiplayer game. The only thing in life is simply that the matches are very fast for me, even before I can get in, and most of the time, until then, I'm running away from a wall. It has aged and I do not know what drives people to stay.

LimoMaker it's good, so it's all that matters in the long run:

Mountain peak is just another Battle Royale game. It's the best, with the best fight, the tightest shot and the fastest movement … But it lacks a decisive element to make it even better.

But I'm good at that. So, who cares? I have finally found a game where I am at 75%.

Flanx do not think it's "epic" so I have to remind him that Epic makes Fortnite:

I had never played BR before and had a good time retaining Limo and Malthy last night. I had 3 kills in the first match … then 1 attack for the next 8. I think that makes me a professional: ^)

I do not quite understand, it does not seem as epic to me as ads or other people say. Maybe you have to be good to feel the thrill. It's fun but it's not the hype imo

I did not know that they were legends of attrition, CelicaCrazed:

I still wish it to be legends of attrition.

I appreciate it more than I grant it. He controls well, the ping system is excellent, I like to slide well and soft. It also helps that the more I play on it, the more it's like it's its own thing and not just "not-"Titanfall 3"The only other royal battle I've played is Fortnite and I like it Apex Legends moreover, but the mode is still not my cup of tea.

People in the game must also be cold-eyed.

Gamemaniac has an entire blog on what's going on, so check this out:

His announcement coincided with the announcement that Titanfall 3 is not even worked, and Titanfall 3 was strangled early in the development to do that. I therefore have a pretty negative opinion of its existence and I do not have the intention to play it, which I will probably develop quite early. Glad it's going well, happy that people like it, and I'm sure it's good, but I do not touch it.

As for BR in general, I do not find it too attractive at the moment.

Seymour was left quite struck by the game:

I think this combination of a hero shooter and BR is what makes it a winning dinner winner.

That and that's good.

I watched a friend play a game last night and I was captivated just watching. Watch a full match of a royal battle game!

The map looks like someone who went and took a Forge mode to the second level of Halo: CE, But it is okay.

Also, I would like to thank Overwatch and his propaganda machine. Up to here, I'm just calling all the heroes "Ah! There's no Bastion. Not Mei is not pretty cute either. But not Zarya, that's even more complicated … Hmmm … "

Boxman asks: "Yo Goober? Where is the parkour?"

I did not play Battle Royale just did not click for me.

I will say that I am offended, they even say that it happens in the Fall of the Titans universe. Without Titans or Parkour, it has absolutely nothing to do with Fall of the Titans as far as I'm concerned.

I agree with TurboKill, maximizing communication while minimizing human contact is an incredible innovation:

I just won a BR game for the first time. 11/10, the biggest royal battle ever made.

But, very seriously, I feel that the ping will be a feature that will be used by many future shooters. Or at least, I really hope so. Ping is likely to be considered the biggest contribution of this game to shooters. Sure, Battlefield already had something similar, but this game takes to the next lever. People who hate talking to the microphone, like me, appreciate it.

Although I'm disappointed, it's not Titanfall 3, they may be more inclined to work on it and finally to Fall of the Titans the attention that he deserves.

RasoriThe position of is easy to understand:

Like everything that is played in multiplayer, I like it when I am well and I do not like it when I go wrong.

MajinRotty see the profit for what it is:

The lack of marketing was probably a wise decision, but for all the wrong reasons. I mean that EA and Respawn basically admit that they were too ashamed to expose that they are just following the trend in search of the latest cash cow at the expense of one. true passion project like Titanfall 3. They knew that it was indefensible. Maybe the game was always good at the end of the day, but I'm tired of seeing the big publishers be driven so brazenly by greed for art, apparently without trying to strike a balance. I understand that business is business, but can we, please, find a happy medium and draw the line somewhere? All games do not have to be a live service. All games do not have to be open. Not all games must be Battle Royale.

DRUbio had a lot to say on the subject:

The amount of small subtle innovations brought by Respawn to this game will continue in the future, at least I hope so. There is nothing that is particularly new with this game, but its user interface and features are of a high level of finish. Tagging is a mechanism that should be used in many other games. It helps shy people and people whose mother tongue is not English, which makes it very accessible to all. The American countries and especially the first world countries do not understand why team-based shooters who rely on communication are not as popular as anywhere else in the world, that's one of those reasons . Second subtle innovation in the genre BR … level design. I have not seen a better designed map since Halo 1, the level is designed to take into account all the special abilities of your characters and is designed so that people are trained in battles and therefore do not camp. not. a lot and the actual fighting skill is rewarded. Third subtle innovation … its release.

I'm hoping that more and more games will follow this trend of getting out of the game a complete and functional game … "hey, we're with EA, it's a BR F2P game with loot boxes and it's not what you expected from us … but hey, try your luck, he's available now. " THEY DELIVER. There is also something to say about their budget management. This game was clearly done with a VERY limited budget, almost identical to an AA game and not an AAA. No budget spent on marketing, aside from spending a bit of money to pay streamers (and then have a snowball effect on the smaller streamers). Other than that, I must mention how they tackled most of the problems of the genre, by making a new experience.

Zalno invokes the best Simpsons gif:

Same thing as competitive shooters in general:

And that's just about everything community comments say. So how do you like Apex Legends? Do you think ping is a serious problem? Do you get the most out of your runs? And if Tetris 99 exists now, so what's next for the genre? Rhythm-action royal battle?

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