Professional Apex Legends campaigns for classification changes

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PVPX says that Apex's current classification system is outdated. / Photo courtesy of Respawn Entertainment / EA

The professional player of Apex Legends Jamison PVPX Moore has started a campaign asking for Respawn Entertainment to change the classified mode of the game using the Hashtag #ChangeExranked.

In the opinion of PVPX, the Apex Legends classification system puts too much emphasis on aggression. The Kill Points (KP), which are granted by murders and assists, are the dominant factor to earn classification points (RP), which at the same time allow players to reach new ranks. PVPX says this encourages players to make aggressive plays that are not tactically solid, which reduces the general quality of the game in classified mode.

Who wants to support #ChangeApexranked movement to take TEAM KP, Deranking, + RP Gain for placement, and remove Assists / Kill Multiplier for placement

• C9 PVPX (@PVPX_) August 19, 2021

PVPX is equally dissatisfied with the fact that players can not be expelled from a range once they achieve it, which, according to him, promotes lazy game.

PVPX suggests making KP shared between teammates, adding clutter to the game, give additional RP according to the location of a team and eliminate assistance and multipliers of deaths for the location.

This system will be better for people than only Q and people who are grouped, PVPX tweeted. Better for micro and macro decision making. It is also linked to a similar format to ALMS, which is the next level of Apex competitive game .

The PVPX campaign still has to earn a lot of impulse, with only a few tweets in the hashtag.

Apex Legends players previously used a hashtag. Similar to protesting the abundance of DDoS and game cheat attacks, according to the leading producer of Apex Legends, Josh Medina. Ask if the use of Hashtag PVPX is an evolution of the last, or besides that.

Whatever the answer that gives it more importance, PVPX responded. The current classification system is extremely outdated.

Medina said he would add it to his Board of things to watch, but he did not commit to any of the changes suggested by PVPX.