Someone needs to confirm me something

[akassl]

Is Apex actually that good? I keep seeing the hype but haven't gotten the time to actually install it and try it.

 

Is it worth it? What makes it better?

[SinBoy]

It is good, You can revive your teammate within 1 minute, The gear, the graphics, The gameplay, Nothing to compare with other battle royales.

Its from EA and it's free. Nothing to lose with giving it a try.

[Clitellata]

No tbh, wayyyy overhyped. I played one game after the dragged and boring tutorial and deleted it straight after. It's really trash, but it made fortnite give free battle pass so

[akassl]

It is good, You can revive your teammate within 1 minute, The gear, the graphics, The gameplay, Nothing to compare with other battle royales.

Its from EA and it's free. Nothing to lose with giving it a try.

 

But what's the exclusive features?

[NullCheats]

apex is fun asf my guy I love it 

[SinBoy]

But what's the exclusive features?

It's a battle royale game, initially popularized by "Playerunknown's Battlegrounds." It's free-to-play, like "Fortnite." It has a class-based character system, like "Overwatch." A cynic might look at this and think that Respawn, and publisher EA, But just three days after launch, Respawn CEO Vince Zampella announced that "Apex Legends" hit a mind-blowing 10 million players  a feat that took "Fortnite" two weeks to accomplish and after the weekend more than doubled to 25 million players. Amongst my friends, on Tuesday no one was playing it. By Thursday everyone was playing it. Granted, the entry price of zero dollars surely has something to do with it, but just what is it about "Apex Legends" that hooked so many people so quickly? Did Respawn finally find the jumble of mechanics to lure away "PUBG" players and "Fortnite" players and "Overwatch" players? Maybe. But I would argue that the early success of "Apex Legends" comes down to a single button press.

[akassl]

It's a battle royale game, initially popularized by "Playerunknown's Battlegrounds." It's free-to-play, like "Fortnite." It has a class-based character system, like "Overwatch." A cynic might look at this and think that Respawn, and publisher EA, But just three days after launch, Respawn CEO Vince Zampella announced that "Apex Legends" hit a mind-blowing 10 million players  a feat that took "Fortnite" two weeks to accomplish and after the weekend more than doubled to 25 million players. Amongst my friends, on Tuesday no one was playing it. By Thursday everyone was playing it. Granted, the entry price of zero dollars surely has something to do with it, but just what is it about "Apex Legends" that hooked so many people so quickly? Did Respawn finally find the jumble of mechanics to lure away "PUBG" players and "Fortnite" players and "Overwatch" players? Maybe. But I would argue that the early success of "Apex Legends" comes down to a single button press.

 

ok this must be installed at once

[zSerity]

It's good until the next battle royale game comes out

[akassl]

It's good until the next battle royale game comes out

 

free 2 play will always be good

[Fruit]

This is just my opinion 

 

I think they just put a bunch of monkeys in the room taught them basic game coding then let them play borderlands overwatch and pubg for a few weeks then told them to code a game

 

Now you have apex