Shroud Explains Why He's "Almost Finished" in Apex Legends' Ranked Game

Michael 'shroud', Twitch's popular streamer, revealed he was already feeling the effects of the high-ranking game in Apex Legends, suggesting he was "almost on top" of the new mode.

After a disappointing battle pass for season 1, fans were desperate for more content. Apex Season 2 started with the launch of the ranked game, allowing players to climb divisions according to their skill level.

Players will start with the Bronze rank and become an Apex Predator. However, the shroud may have enough already, after hinting that he is suffering from burnout.

Shroud has played CS: GO professionally for years, considered one of the best players of his heyday, but explained that this could be the reason why the other "competitive" games are dissipating faster, namely Apex Legends.

Asked why his long-time friend and teammate Tyler's Skadoodle & # 39; Latham – also a CS: GO professional for many years – was playing less well at Apex Legends, Houdard said. When you come from a very good competitive context and you play a competitive BR, you hate it.

"It's fun for a bit, but that's not the way to play. It's a fucking nightmare.

Shroud explained that he sympathized with Skadoodle because both players have put thousands of hours in a game like Counter-Strike, and Royal Battle Games can not in itself equal that competitiveness.

He said, "He's probably right on top of that and me too. I like Apex, that's why I always play it, but I'm almost done with it too. The classified part anyway. "

Judging by shroud's comments, it seems that even with the highest-ranked mode possible, Respawn could not have matched the "competitive" fencers more tactical and less chance-based, because of the BR's nature. .

The main competitor of Apex Legends, Fortnite, has also been criticized for having developed a poor playlist, which perhaps indicates that the problem is rather the royal battle genre than the developers.