In the dynamic world of Apex Legends, player “Cheaterfield” aired out his frustrations over a couple of vexing in-game elements: his own “unwanted Nessie” causing destruction to his amped walls and the unpredictable Buster Sword which disarm him while using Sheila.
Summary
- Players express discontent over the Buster Sword and its ability to disarm and cause mayhem with unexpected glitches
- Unexpected issues with the Nessie also causing uproar amongst the user community
- Rampart, a character in the game, is feeling the pressure of these elements
- Developers would do well to address these concerns promptly to maintain user satisfaction
The Buster Sword Woes
Firstly, let’s dissect the Buster Sword, a weapon that many players have deemed troublesome. User “8l172” voiced that they’d rather deal with cheaters than a buggy sword that lets users get under the map. Clearly, the Buster Sword has been a thorn in players’ sides, causing more harm than fun.
The Nessie Effect
Then we’ve got the unwanted Nessie – a seemingly innocent creature which has spiralled into an instrument of chaos. Rampart, a character in the game, appears to be getting the short end of the stick with this issue. The user “Faddy0wl” amusingly describes their struggle as Nessie continually manages to stop me from using the red stuff and disrupts my walls. It’s a fresh and rather whimsical challenge that players are grappling with.
Player Perspectives
Even outside the issue of glitches, the conversation had some interesting points to it. The user “Bignuka” smartly points down a whole strategy aspect in dealing with the Buster Sword, even suggesting staying closer to the rest of the squad to avoid being singled out. Clearly, every sword has two sides – pun intended!
All these inputs and perspectives certainly emphasize the importance of community dialogues. They highlight glitches that are often missed, suggest workarounds, and most importantly, echo the sentiment of a vast array of players. It’s an exhilarating virtual platform where players from different regions come together, bonded by their love (and at times, frustration) for Apex Legends. Developers, take note!
