Apex Me, Dropping Hot in Casual Matches Today

I need power

Strong

There are people who drop in dead zones in casuals, right?

>>2
Isn't that fine?
You mean don't play like it's ranked, right?

If you drop in dead zones, there will only be 5 squads left by the time you encounter someone, so you can't fight

Can't fight much

No way a noob will get stronger through gacha

>>7
So how can I get stronger?

>>10
It's better to gather weapons near a hot zone and third-party

I understand that in casuals, there are all sorts of people dropping in dead zones, but personally, I want to fight and gain experience in casuals

>>8
If that's the case,
isn't it better to gather some equipment and go to where people are?

>>14
I know in my head that I can still fight that way, but when playing with randoms, opinions get divided, so I end up dropping in hot zones

>>14
Exactly
You can definitely get stronger,
gather resources,
learn to counter when you're third-partied,
and get better at escaping

It's not fun if you can't fight...
In ranked it's different, but in casuals, I want to battle

It's a battle royale, but no one aims to win, what a weird game

PC?

>>12
Playing on PS4 with a controller, lol

You should get somewhat better at shooting

In casuals, it's fine to drop immediately
I don't want to do ranked moves in casuals by dropping in dead zones

Dropping in hot zones in casuals seems like practice, but it's not really, is it?
Unless you're a true pro

I think it's better to drop in a small settlement near a hot zone, gather minimum resources, and quickly head into the hot zone
Dropping directly into the hot zone is too much of a gamble

I like dropping on the outskirts of a hot zone, gathering some equipment, and then charging in

Maybe it's better to drop next to a hot zone and gather resources first
I thought hot zone weapon gacha was good for learning to manage multiple lines of fire, practice with rarely used weapons, and resource management

Hot zone weapon gacha is just about who draws the SSR, it's not much of a practice

If you want to get better, you should practice your aim