Guide Why Your Loadout Is So Important On Apex Legends

You have been asking for it, a guide to finding your best loadout. I approached this differently to help you forever know how to find your best loadout. Teaching you how to fish and thing outside the box, so you never need to watch a guide again. Felt like that was a missing video on YouTube. At least one that I could find. You understand: Legend Role Your Comfort Role Strength & Weaknesses & pairing different loadouts to achieve different results If you learn to fish, you will eat forever. That was my intended goal so in 10 seasons of Apex, you always know what your go to selection is based on who you play it and how the games are rolling.

Great, great hints for the game. I dedicate my very funky pubs win from today to you. My team and I won by simply going to last ring and hearing the last two squads battling out behind a wall. When they finished they realized we couldn't reach them and they couldn't reach us. The ring closed, they died, we won. A pacifist victory if I do say so myself.

Your content helped me so much, I started maining wattson beginning of last season and have improved so much with microinteractions. Went from hardstuck plat to dropping 1-2k damage in diamond lobbies. Keep up the good work !

you make apex fun for me again🤜, specific tips like these is why you my favorite apex guide, please keep making these!

Brilliant vid concept, only a few min in and floored — can’t wait to scope the rest!

Dazs your videos are great I love watching these they give so much information!

This is the video I didn't know I needed. Ur awesome pls keep teaching

Good stuff daz !! We neede more of these vids!!

I've been really listening to how your importansize(not a real word lol) angles and off angles as wattson, I need to work on it but when I do, do it, I can tell a good difference in a fight regardless of winning it or losing it. Ty 😊

Smooth transition from the PK to the Sentinel 😬. Appreciate this video!

I would love a video on holding buildings (or holding angles in buildings). Especially the ones in Capacitor in KC, or Cascade/Antenna/Wall on SP. In a hypothetical scenario where there’s 1 team per building, how do you play? Would be more helpful if the tips are for non-defensive legends.

Thank you, this will help me. But I still gonna play Wattson as a close to mid range with a CAR loadout in a kinda defensive-offensive mix. Fencing only if necessary or if we are defend a point or opening.

As always, much appreciated. There are some legends that are easy to classify as aggressive, angle, or defensive, but what about toons like Mirage or Loba that don't have a clear role?

You’re the man. Deserve much more subs

I come back because the contents always good. I dont need guides but when Dazs speaks I listen cuz it never hurts to learn. Wether its a single line of knowledge or a whole chapter of knowledge, knowledge is still knowledge.

Great video!

I usually play with my duo who’s the kind of player who likes 2 things: rampart and long range weapons And I’m that kind of aggressive wraith with an carr and a Pk You made me consider a few things to implement in our game style cause most of the time he’s left behind and always late for the fights

You have such niche content that it’s perfect. So many other guides not from you sometimes don’t hit on certain points or emphasize them thoroughly like these vids, thank you

Such a great content, man! btw could you do a video about how to play aggressive like predator ranks? It should be help low Master or maybe Diamond player who always play passive (pretty much holding a building) like me and always get low KP that all grain in end game. I have problem with this so much like if I die at 6th and I got only 3 or 0 pk that so frustrated to grinding rank. Thanks in advance :_dazsLove:

Although he left the, "Give a man a fish, he'll eat for a day.." part, I think this helps me flush out my beginning - end game, I'ma try swapping setups more often as I get into different terrains