Apex Legends Mobile Tips: Win More, Lose Less!

After gazing at the glory that is Apex Legends, for several years, we finally have a mobile version. Yes, ladies and gentlemen, Apex Legends Mobile is here and it’s here to stay. As we’ve already discussed in our previous article, this game is worth more than just a try. you might be struggling at Apex Legends Mobile as it’s still very new, but we’ll give you a few tips to win more in Apex Legends Mobile!

There’s a little problem with the PC and console versions that you should know about. This problem doesn’t exist on mobile yet, but it’s not long before it does. To know more about this mysterious problem that you’re 100% gonna face in your apex careers, keep on reading. Or, I’ll pull the trigger.

Keep Moving!

The most important tip for Apex Legends Mobile is to focus on movement and learn how to move. All the versions of Apex Legends are heavy on movement techniques. Since it’s a spiritual successor to Titanfall, you’re expected to fight as a pilot would. 

There’s a reason why there’s a big-ass crouch/slide button on your HUD in Apex Legends Mobile. It’s there so that you can slide to make your movement more smooth and faster. Use it more and use it well.

Another tip, don’t stay in one place for long. Apex Legends Mobile is a fast-paced shooter just like its counterparts on other platforms. If you don’t keep pushing and attacking then you’re gonna get, well, pushed and attacked.

This Is Apex “Legends” Mobile

The name should say it all out loud. If you still didn’t understand then let us reformat it for you. Apex Legends mobile is all about the legends. Right now, there are 10 legends to choose from, and trust us, it’s plenty.

Not long ago, PC players also had few legends, unlike the current 21 legends. Apex PC started off with just 8 legends and Apex Legends Mobile already has an exclusive legend. Learn each legend’s abilities well so that you’re able to counter them if you encounter them in combat. 

It’s also useful to have a certain level of familiarity with the entire roster to pick your preferred legend. The legend you choose to main depends a lot on your individual playstyle. What’s right for you might not be right for me, don’t stress about it too much. You’ll know when it’s love.

Cut the Crap

Your inventory in Apex Legends Mobile is very limited and you don’t have many slots without bag upgrades. There are a few key things you should always have in your backpack. The first is a set of shield batteries and medkits both. 

Another important utility item is a minimum of 8 shield cells, anything more than that is overkill if you’re not using Sentinel. For syringes, it’s recommended that you carry only 4 at a time and you can also skip them if you’re playing as Octane.

Always carry 2 stacks of ammo for each weapon type you have. For shotguns, 2 stacks are the maximum and you won’t be needing any more than that. For the remaining space, you can pick some thermites, arc stars, or grenades. These are important as you can easily turn the tide of a firefight with these items. 

You Win Some, You Lose Some

No matter how many games you win or lose in Apex Legends Mobile, always remember one thing. No one wins every time and every pro starts off as a noob. Apex is a notoriously difficult game to master and it has a very high skill ceiling. We just learned about some tips in Apex Legends that will make it easier to learn.

This is the problem that we were talking about in the beginning. Apex on PC and consoles is very hard to get into. There are a lot of veterans who make everyone else feel like a noob. The mobile version doesn’t have this flaw right now as everyone is new. So, if you want to get serious about Apex Legends Mobile, now is the best time to do so.

The results are worth all the effort you put into the game. With time, you’ll learn a lot of new tips and tricks that’ll differentiate you from the inexperienced players. Till then, keep slaying in the outlands, soldier.

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