Yes I see the mouse, yes I missed it throughout the entirety of the editing/rendering/uploading process, yes I hate it.

Outside of that glaring, rage inducing miss on my part, I hope you enjoy! I’ll be streaming later today after the video at http://twitch.tv/mooreover_ if you’d like to come hang out and point out the mouse- I mean talk about Comp Apex!

Man it only took 4 years to get this type of world class content on comp Apex but I’m glad it’s finally here. Channels like yours and jhawks and the rest of these new age ALGS channels are heaven sent with such in depth, high level pro play analysis that’s been needed in the community since season 2.
Serious big thank you from me and the whole community. Hopefully you have many more bc new and old Apex players deserve to see how fun and how much there goes into comp Apex, hopefully realizing at the same time how the game should be played

These videos are currently helping me sleep and beating my insomnia, you’re not boring it’s just relaxing and gets some sleep anxiety to go away     👌🏼 love apex

Study this harder than any class in school!

As a newcomer to Apex Legends, i'm glad to finally find someone that shares advice and knowledge in their content, instead of clips and highlights, many thanks

Highly underrated video. I learned more about tactics and strategy from watching this and The Art of The Rotate than I have from EVERY other Apex Legends video, guide and livestream I've EVER watched COMBINED.

Showed these videos to my wife who doesn't play Apex and she loved them, keep up the great work 👍
-Snowy

These videos go so hard, I feel like I’m watching kobe bryant breakdown plays and defensive schemes

I have no idea how you pump out so many high quality videos in such a short amount of time - mass respect brother!

These videos are teaching me a lot even tho I have been watching ALGS for about 2 years now

How do u make so many crazy high quality videos??? Ur such a small channel! Ur absolutely Goated I can’t believe u don’t have more subs!🔥🔥🔥❤️❤️❤️

This content is next level. Great job

I have learned more from 3k sub MooreOverVO, than in my 5 years playing this game. Keep it up man. You're up next.

Switched from Valorant to Apex to try competitive BRs. This video is a great help in my steps to learning/studying competitive Apex. High quality and direct content. 🔥🔥

This is the single most slept on channel in Apex. Amazing work Moore!

just got into apex and your video are helping a lot to understand the game. thanks!

Great video! I really like how you go through different examples. I disagree with your reasoning that fuse is not an anchor character however. In my opinion his abilities are less used for damage and more used for holding space and controlling it, like the area denying ult.

Your videos are some of the best eduactional apex videos and I am so glad that youtube recommended them to me. Keep it up, your videos are really helpful and have high quality

The content just keeps getting better man. I feel like this stuff can genuinely help players improve and hopefully get more people into comp apex

My understanding of the "Entry Fragger" role that I would like to add, and how I would explain/phrase it, is that they are there to create space for their team to enter. Coming from CSGO, the biggest duty of an entry fragger is create as much space for his team to enter a fight. This can be done by a multitude of ways, but it all centers around breaking the defensive structure of the enemy team. It does not necessarily mean they are to "soften the enemy up", but dealing a lot of entry damage does help in creating space. Entry-fraggers would wide-swing and/or hard focus on a powerful, or vulnerable, defensive position, relying on his teammates to capitalize on the space he creates. They would sometimes completely ignore someone shooting at them from behind, as long as he can achieve his objective. This often creates an opportunity for his team to push through a chokepoint, and get the trades while taking minimal damage. In the example at 9:54, Zero throws his Horizon ult BEHIND the enemy team, to break their defensive structure. They are forced to react to it, breaking it, forcing themselves to look away from the choke/angles they are holding, AND reload their weapons. Lastly, they try to take cover from Zero's push, only to walk straight into the refraggers.

The part about having teammates take minimal damage is important because during the duration of a fight, you can have several entries and trades happen. It can evolve into a different person taking point/entrying, and a different person trading/refragging. The roles cycle around in the fight depending on who has more HP/armor. This effectively uses the entire team's health pool. A person at 10 health can deal the same damage as someone who is at 100. If the entry can effectively make space, even at 50 HP, your teammate can still swing and participate in the fight. Now how to achieve this and accomplish a good entry is an art in itself. It requires a sense to acknowledge dangerous/vital chokes, "heat" management, and tempo. ("Heat" is the term I use to refer to how much people would shoot/hit you).

In the same example, Zero went down after losing the duel to aiden, which is unfortunate but not surprising for an entry. They tend to take a lot of damage. That said, Gen and Xynew were able to capitalize on the space he provided, wide-swinging them behind the rock. On Gen's side, he acted as the secondary entry as he was the first to push in. He pushed really WIDE, and also FAR, while Xynew swung from up-close AFTER Gen. These double entry-combo from Zero and Xynew gave Xynew the easiest R99 shots onto the enemy team. After this, Xynew and Gen swapped from entry to refrag. Xynew took point for Gen to get up close and heal. After which, he wide-swung from above, pushing the enemy straight into Gen.

Imagine ADS-ing, being forced to respond and shoot back at someone at 20 meters away. Then someone wide swings past your screen (because he's closer) with an SMG. That's the easiest kill for the person on R99. Xynew barely took any damage the entirety of that fight thanks to Zer0 and Gen's entries. Entry-fragging isn't just about dealing opening damage, its all about manipulating their positions, angles/LOS, and creating space for the REAL damage to come in. Entry-fraggers have often been the unsung heroes of CSGO, as its usually the refraggers who get the big numbers. Niko, Coldzera, flamie, hunter, shox, all in their prime were supported by selfless entries. Unless you're Xantares.