Apex Legends has emerged as the top contender in the battle royale genre, surpassing other popular titles like PUBG and Fortnite. Not only are everyday players praising the game, but even gaming giants like Scump and Hitch have hailed it as the pinnacle of competitive battle royales.
Scump, a prominent figure in the Call of Duty community, declared Apex as the “best competitive battle royale right now by a mile.” Hitch, on the other hand, went a step further and proclaimed it as the best battle royale of all time, surpassing the likes of H1Z1 and Fortnite.
While other battle royale games have had their moments in the spotlight, Apex’s unique characters and mechanics have carved out a distinct space for itself. As the genre continues to evolve, Apex’s position at the top seems secure.
However, despite its success, Apex is not without its flaws. Popular esports organizations such as Cloud9, G2 Esports, NRG, and Team Liquid have decided to leave the scene due to a lack of return on investment. Additionally, players have voiced concerns about the state of the game and the toxicity within the community.
Nevertheless, Scump, Hitch, and many fans still consider Apex as the king of battle royales. Their feedback stems from a place of love and a desire to see the developers improve the game even further.
| Time | Score |
|---|---|
| September 17 | Scump praises Apex as the best competitive battle royale |
| September 16 | Hitch declares Apex as the best battle royale of all time |
| Various dates | CoD personalities actively stream Apex and collaborate with pros |
| OpTic’s ALGS Championship matches | Scump hosts watch parties for Apex |
| Ongoing | Popular esports organizations leave Apex scene |
| Ongoing | Players express concerns about the game’s state and toxic community |
Despite its imperfections, Apex Legends continues to reign supreme in the battle royale genre. The community’s feedback serves as a testament to their love for the game and their hopes for further improvements.
Source: DOTESPORTS
