5 Rules Aceu Abuses To Master ASH In Apex Legends Most Players Ignore!

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Breaking down ACEU’s “Mastered Ash for Fun” video with 1.6 Million views in the 5 Rules series today, analyzing 5 unique things Aceu Does to DOMINATE on Ash in Apex Legends. Make sure to like the video and subscribe for more 5 Rules Breakdowns and Pro Player Apex Analysis! Subscribe & Hit the bell to get my uploads! https://bit.ly/2ejoOyw | Twitter: https://twitter.com/rayndaygaming | Follow the stream, Raynstorm! ► https://twitch.tv/raynday

Video Breakdown and Analysis: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lc2R5_anOn4&t=18s
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5 Rules Aceu Abuses to Master Ash!
1. Fundamentals Character Knowledge. ONE BIG EXCEPTION. Playstyle from defensive to offensive is not an easy transition for everyone, and characters sometimes take precedence if someone is overly attuned to one style of play and inept at the other style. In this rare case, fundamentals are attached TO the character, as the player’s schema of how to play apex is THROUGH that characters role. (e.g The TANK MAIN)

2. New Topic – Feel/Rhythm Players, Static Players

Ash gives a breath of life into Aceu’s natural playstyle type and ability, and allows him to actually play with more creativity and success vs. other characters with more rigid approaches to their kit.

3. Have high expectations. Usually players can only reach the height of their expectations. How often do you plan to get a 65 on a test, or make 10,000 dollars in a year, and then randomly get 100% or 1,000,000 dollar deals coming in left and right? It’s rare that those elevated results come without elevated expectations, which is why you always see Aceu and other players at this level of status ASSUME they are going to win a fight. It’s a surprise to them if they EVER LOSE. Many average players don’t realize how powerful this is, because they end up giving up fights they have a chance to win since they don’t assume they will win, helping the other player to, in fact, beat them. In a close 1v1. If you are fighting and you both get to 20 health, the person who turns away and runs typically gets shot in the back, although I and many of us are often guilty of starting to retreat when we are losing.

4. Can you do 2 THINGS at ONCE. How many elements of a game can you keep track of. Most players can only focus on 1 thing, the current fight, the current team, the 1v1. Good players start to notice at the end of the first fight that they need to quickly transition to the upcoming third party. Great players like ACEU have 2 paths going in their brain at the same time of what I’M doing and what the other enemy or team is doing while I’M doing my thing. He is almost savant like at this, but it really comes with practice, a sharp mind, and a focus on the fact that you need to be alert at all times to every element around you. Empathetic people can do this at a party really well, keeping track of their conversation while also how the other 2 people in the group are side talking and losing interest. The key is to work yourself up from 1 to 2.

5. Always set up opponents to be between a rock and a hard place. Create Lose Lose situations for them by giving them choices that force THEM to play very well. In the game of tennis, this is called making opponents hit WINNERS. As in, if you aren’t making errors, they have to play so PHENOMENALLY WELL to beat you that their shot has to be impossible to return. This puts all the pressure on them to either succeed or make a mistake, which tends to happen more on average since it’s more likely someone WON’T play perfectly, and you’ll be able to take advantage of that. STOP giving away these situations by rushing to the fight, taking bad angles that expose you, and losing sight of patient fighting. Winning eventually is better than taking a huge risk and possibly losing quickly.

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