Apex Legends Dev Tracker

Holy cow, so much nostalgia!! Brings back so many memories :’) thanks for making this!

Don't be silly, we're just silly nerds too :). Thanks for your work!

Oh man this is awesome! Thanks for making this, brings back the memories :)

Sorry! Didn't realize it was BH! I'm usually good about their pronouns.

Haha yeaaaa. The devotion has really high recoil on the first couple shots (further pushes the "commit to your engagement" identity of the devotion). So if you tap fire it does that. We've known about this for a bit but there's not really a great fix that doesn't remove some of the important feel bits of the devotion, so it's been "won't fix"ed unless it becomes a problem. Good catch! :)

edit: you know, in retrospect, I probably should have watched the whole video, or read the comments lmao. Uhhh oops?

I love how everyone on the internet assumes I'm a blubbering idiot :/. I did, can't repro it. Believe it or not almost all bugs like that you can't easily reproduce, so more information is needed.

edit: sorry for the spicyness of the post haha, I didn't mean it to come out so curt. Sorry for whoever got slammed with downvotes! Just noting to please give us some benefit of the doubt, that's all. If it took you 10 seconds to think of, ask if you think we also might have thought of it. I know people want to be helpful, and I appreciate it :)

Hoping to target next patch (which would be in January); no guarantees though!

Just curious, but if you have a friend also in the game, do they see you shoot a bullet? Does the bullet still hit for them? Info on what another player sees would be super helpful! Thanks :)

It just takes practice, lots and lots of practice. Good aim basically boils down to:

1) Understanding the recoil pattern of the weapon. Firing range helps a lot with this. Once you understand the recoil you can counter it while you fire to keep the bullets going as straight as possible.
2) Understanding your engagement distance and bullet drop off. Firing range helps with this as well. Knowing how far your enemies are and aiming higher to counteract the drop off so they land where you want.
3) Predicting player movements. If someone is running to your left and they jump, you can guesstimate where they will land and aim there instead of aiming directly on them. This gives you a split second to predict, aim, and shoot.
4) If you're up close, aim right below peoples necks, recoil makes your weapon kick upwards and you can get some headshots in.

That being said, you can have the best aim in the world and still consistently die, because like what others ...

Yeah I’m turning in for the night, thank you for looking out for me <3