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@FallenGayms@mariminakami As for this; I agree with what you’re saying about OW. Apex being so movement heavy means you have to track that movement though, which IMO is still harder than OW. The guns also have recoil although strafing makes it easier to control, which OW doesn’t except for like soldier
@FallenGayms@mariminakami All the variables is exactly what makes BR’s so hard, you have to predict what everyone is doing at all times, and try to come up with a plan. The only real random factor is where the ring pulls, everything else you have to try and account for and use to your advantage
@xerocies@FallenGayms@mariminakami OW has a lot more vertical movement, and they do encourage going for crits more, so I agree that it is underrated in terms of difficulty. Apex being so movement heavy + the guns actually having recoil (it’s not too hard to control though) still makes it harder though IMO.