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Now I also can't unsee that... Lemme find out if there's an actual reason for that. Before I started.

100% this gives me genuine anxiety.

I want the same. I have no idea if there's a reason we don't show the precise numerical values as I'm a fairly new hire, but this is actually the sort of thing that I work on so I'll find out. I just keep track of it by counting ticks from the far left or far right. Which is not ideal and which could be better.

That's actually really good advice. I've sort of grok'ed that, but not necessarily so clearly. I made a lot of changes to my controller setup - use ALC and actually run a straight linear setup, just because I find it's more "consistent" and therefore a bit easier to train muscle memory. But yes, absolutely you need to let the AA guide you. I would way over auto correct. Moving to a straight linear control actually made this easier because even though it's "twitchy," you can feel the response from small movements more intuitively (at least I can).

The biggest struggle I have now is positioning. My aim is now at least un-terrible. But I too often forget to actually take cover and make it harder to hit me. And not at all weird to give advice to a Dev. I'm okay at making games (well, at least technically speaking); I'm not at all good at playing FPS games. But getting better. Thanks in large part to good advice posted here and on ...

Awesome. I'm on the hard road myself. S5 (my first... played about 1/2 the season) - 0.20 // Season 6 - 0.26 // Season 7 - 0.48 (but it's been closer to 0.8 in the last stretch). I'm hopeful that someday I'll get >1.0. Thanks for showing me it's possible.

Thank you for posting this. It warms my heart greatly to know there are other players like me out there. If it makes you feel better, just know that I've been there with many 1v1s exactly like this and I've got aim assist... (I play on XBox.)

To quote, as is appropriate with all things, "The Big Lebowski"

Sometimes you eat the bar. And sometimes the bar....well, sometimes the bar, it eats you.

Wishing you many future fights where you eat the bar.

Wow. Awesome. Thank you so much for this. This is our core trio and this is such a cool pic. Thank you.

I'm a fairly new hire - technical designer - but BROCKHAURD is an OG Respawn employee and the head of the 3D art team. Check his ArtStation (same user name) for some amazing work. Nothing I've built has shipped yet, but I've done a few small things that will hopefully go out soon where I can come back and resurrect the threads where people were asking "when are we getting [X]?" so I can say "now you have it and I built it!"

I also play a lot of solo queue and thanks to everyone who is excited when they see the DEV badge. Contrary to this picture, I'm a much better developer than shooter.

They were already banned by the time I reported this internally. But, as always, thanks to all of you for taking the time to clip and share.

Sorry I don't have answers to some of the other questions here. I'm a relatively new hire and this isn't my particular area of expertise (though I have some background in it from previous jobs).

Reported internally, though u/RSPN_Hideouts is probably ahead of me.

Same. RTing now.

100% this. And I totally echo the sentiment about learning a lot from better players. And, in my experience, the kind and helpful players are the vast majority. And I played most of my games before I came to work at Respawn, so I know that it's not simply the result of (now) having that DEV badge. The team aspect of this game is really what made me fall in love with it and want to work on it. And this type of post makes me incredibly proud to be a part of this game, both as a player and as a developer.

Skill levels internally as varied as anywhere else. I remember playing once and someone was like, "Oh sick, a Dev. You gonna carry us?" And my response was, "I'm much better at making games than playing them..." I will say that sporting the DEV badge is a huge source of pride for me, and it's truly an honor that some people are genuinely excited to play with us. I'm not great at the game - I've been an RPG gamer for most of my gaming life or maybe a 3PS (Gears, Ghost Recon) player, but I love to play and try to at least be a good teammate. I've also learned a ton playing solo queue, and I'm always appreciative of people who give me controller setup tips (I play on XBox), tactical tips, or just show their love for the game.

I'm 40, married with four kids, and am most definitely a tryhard. So definitely appreciate the comments that "they're just people." I'm in awe of the top players and how good they are at this game. And I am grateful ...

I love this. Even though I've played video games my whole life, I never really thought of making them, at least until pretty late in life (and through a pretty random confluence of events). But video games as a career is most definitely a real thing. Who knows where your son's passions will lead him, but if it is to video games, he's got a great start. Just keep encouraging his creativity. That's what matters. That will serve him well no matter he goes...

FWIW, I don't let my 9yo old play Apex either. Mostly it's his mother as well.

This is amazing. Amazing enough that I felt I needed to make my first ever Reddit post on it...