Getting Good In Apex Legends

Getting good in apex is not just getting good in apex, but in all shooters. When a player starts playing Apex Legends, then they try to play it as a beginner, but when they get used to it, then they find some ways to get better. You might know that this game is the number one of the time and helps the players to have a unique experience. It helps the players to experience live fighting as the game has a good fps and makes the player feel the fight.

The first thing you should familiarize yourself with in Apex Legends is the Practice mode. Above the “Ready” button in the bottom left-hand corner, you will see a button that says “Play Apex”, click on that and switch it to the alternative Practice setting.

This mode is your source of improvement. After the first couple of tutorials, which take about 30 seconds or so, you’ll be gifted with a shooting range. This beautiful array of targets is where you will make all of your progress. It’s important to note that because Apex Legends is a battle royale, there aren’t the constant gun battles which are common among most FPS games. Thus, the necessity to practice specific drills in an environment where you can relax and implement good habits is even more important. The following drills will get you shooting like a pro in no time.

Adjust Your Sensitivity

Probably the most important thing you can do for yourself to instantly improve at Apex Legends is to mess with your sensitivity settings. Apex includes a few options for sensitivity, allowing you to adjust your regular look speed and the speed of your movements when aiming down sights, and tweaking those to match how you play will make you more accurate almost immediately. If you're regularly missing a lot of shots, sensitivity issues could be your problem. Don't be afraid to experiment with the settings to find what you feel comfortable with. As a rule, if you're finding yourself swinging your aim past enemies and having to correct, your sensitivity is too high. On PC, you probably want your mouse DPI set to around 300 or 400; if you have a gaming mouse, you can adjust it in the mouse's software.

Aim for the head, always.

Go For Fresh Armor
Any time you pick up a piece of armor, it'll give you the full, fresh damage reduction. That includes armor you get from the loot boxes of enemies or even teammates, and it's essential information to have if you're in a fight but have a second to breathe. If you defeat someone but know their team is still around, try popping open their death box quickly and taking their armor to get an advantage in dealing with the enemy. It's much faster than trying to heal yourself and the protection can be essential. Just note that damaged armor you drop when trading armor will not be fully restored, so you can't game the system by switching armor with a teammate. Grab a gun, set a timer, and aim for the head. There are 6 dummies in front of each gun type. Practice moving back and forth through the dummies, aiming for headshots every time. The goal for this guide is to make it through every dummy in front of you without missing a single shot. If you can confidently take out all 6 consistently, you know you’re implementing good aiming habits.

Go For Fresh Armor

Any time you pick up a piece of armor, it'll give you the full, fresh damage reduction. That includes armor you get from the loot boxes of enemies or even teammates, and it's essential information to have if you're in a fight but have a second to breathe. If you defeat someone but know their team is still around, try popping open their death box quickly and taking their armor to get an advantage in dealing with the enemy. It's much faster than trying to heal yourself and the protection can be essential. Just note that damaged armor you drop when trading armor will not be fully restored, so you can't game the system by switching armor with a teammate.

Avoid Giving Away Your Position

Good players are looking for chances to catch you unawares and kill you before you have a chance to fight back. In Apex, as most battle royale games, one of the biggest assets you have at your disposal is controlling information other teams have about you, and you want to avoid giving them anything you can as much as possible. Firing your weapons, making needless noise, and even calling Lifeline's care packages can give determined enemies a big target. Whenever possible, don't give anyone anything to go on; if you need to call a Lifeline package, do so in places where you have decent cover, and make sure you're watching for approaching enemies while it drops, just in case. Whatever you do, don't stand in the open presenting an easy win for an ambusher.