How To Find & Maintain Strong Positioning On Apex Legends 

Do you still use 1600 dpi 0.46 in game and same mouce accel graph? i just dont know what sense to clinche to im doing pretti well on all ive tried im doing well rlly be that mouce accel or not but im still constanly changing it despite how long ive been playing shooters, like ive tried mande aceu itztimmy and bunch of other sensec including your but i always switch bitwen one of those sens profiles

"What do you mean center of the Ring? I thought running into zone everytime I hear a gunshot was the best play?" - My randoms 🤣😥🤣.

God if this isnt every random i get thinking they are john wick and dont need a team yet they dont just play no fill teamates... Its Loot up and head first right into 5 teams light-years away from your team and then they say where you guys at then proceeds to be a toxic idiot rinse and repeat. I STG im so thankful i cant see these people because i would strangle everyone within seconds of their life lol.

@@McV1llaiN Or the opposite way around; you and another teammate decide to push another squad but when you look behind you there's that one teammate that is just casually looting and letting you die a 2 v 3.

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@@hondsdollekat tbf, thats not the 3rd fault. Hes looting and yall DECIDED to push as 2. Either wait for him to catch up or dont push. If you do push anyways, your 3rd shares no fault if you take a disadvantaged fight. Thats your fault for taking a 2v3, knowing your 3rd is looting and not nearby.

Peak apex experience right there

Another tip bind v to noclip and you can fly to poi’s i also bind u to spawn bots

why would anyone ever do that?

@@burneraccounthandle I've heard that, it makes your targets wider, and easier to aim, and I see that it looks a bit wide for me, maybe mistaking

@@oleksiikonovalchuk7863 oh i see what you're saying, yes a lot of people set their resolution width lower than their screen, and then stretch it to the size of their normal resolution. for example for a 1920x1080 resolution monitor, it's common to use 1728x1080 or 1650x1080 stretched to fill the whole monitor

@@burneraccounthandle does it help so much that people do that?

@@oleksiikonovalchuk7863 i personally think so - wider targets, higher fps, lower input delay. i've used 1728x1080 for ages

what?

@@Dazs sorry man, my keyboard is not write half my sentences. Im a film maker. So im learning how to using what i have to tell a story. In your examples. I was just thinking 1v1 3v3 I never seen 1 in an arena Just lesrning and growing. Namste Dave Ross SORRY FOR THE CONFUSION. I do that to myself alot. 😜

@@LearnAsUGrow501 ohhh okay, that makes sense! gotchya! :D

It will encourage the other person to focus on headshots. But your hitbox is smaller than theirs. Unless they are insane with their aim. You should have an easier time.

@@Dazs So… like you? Headshots deal almost 2 times more damage, or more. It’s no small thing to trade less hit box for more damage. In my limited-never-even-hit-gold experience, exposing just my head is a signed sealed and delivered invitation to take a magazine to the head. Or better yet, a charged sentinel round. Knocked or not they just bought 10 seconds of free-time.

@@KhorneBrzrkr head glitching when possible is always the way to go, idk why you think otherwise...... Just having your head exposed is hard to hit and you should be crouching up and down and strafing to not be an easy target. Shits basic

@@KhorneBrzrkr bruh. People will try to hit you in the head no matter if you're using a head glitch or not. If they fail to hit your head then it's either your body or nothing at all. Why give them an option to hit your body too? Same goes with other FPS games out there, head glitches is the most optimal way to up your survival.

@@KhorneBrzrkr you are in more control of your hitbox. If you aim train or go into the test range. Its a harder shot. And one you can duck and weave more freely. Even if you miss the headshot on the opponent you are increasing your odds of at least dealing damage back. Regardless of hitbox you should always aim for the head. But when you provide no other option to the opponent you are giving them a harder game. If someone is hard holding an angle and you peek, you need go peek at a different angle. If someone is guessing that well where you are coming from then the angle is compromised. Goal: your hitbox can be hidden faster after damage and a harder object to hit. The opponent will wide swing and you should be able to headshot equally with a safety net of always landing damage because their hitbox is larger. If you get out aimed you need to train to land your shot. I done the same to opponents who are not capable to landing shots fast enough but understand hitbox size. Need both pieces to the puzzle. When you VOD review and positioning is good, then you can assess if it is an aiming problem properly and vice versa. Because if a team is rolling up completely exposed with no cover. We should win. I get out aimed, kudos to whoever put that pressure. But if they are wide open, means a teammate also should have a clear shot. This hitbox control also provides ways so you are never team shot if the angle you hold is strong. But that cannot be said for your opponent. Sorry for the wall, but it would be really bad advice for me to default and say wide peek with full hitbox. If you are put into that scenario of having to rely on your aim and you wide swing that hard. Its relying on sheer skill and luck if the opponent is not good or misses. When you VOD review and you lose. You will say “I should not have over peeked” Guess another example is if you put itztimmy vs itztimmy skill wise the smaller hitbox is always ideal for the fight.