Dizzy has strong message for Apex Legends haters on Twitch
Respawn EntertainmentApex Legends professional player Coby ‘dizzy’ Meadows has hit out at the game’s critics, after becoming frustrated with comments being made during his Twitch livestreams.
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Respawn Entertainment’s popular battle royale title has attracted an increased level of criticism mainly after the release of the Season 1 Battle Pass, with a section of the game’s fanbase arguing that it needs more new content.
However, NRG Esports’ dizzy has revealed that while comments such as this, and claims that the game is “dead,” have become very popular among the online community, he’d rather not see them while he’s playing.
Apex Legends has faced increased criticism regarding a lack of new content for quite some time.Dizzy’s message to Apex Legends haters
“When I’m streaming, all of the ‘Apex is dead’ comments and shit is so annoying like who the fuck cares, it’s a video game to entertain us,” the pro player tweeted on April 27, clearly unhappy with how the game is being perceived by some gamers.
For those who have been watching dizzy’s streams on Twitch, and have been calling for him to play another game, he simply said: “Keep it to yourself,” during the same Twitter post.
when i’m streaming all the “apex is dead” comments and shit is so annoying like who the fuck cares it’s a video game to entertain us. and people be coming in my chat to tell me they ain’t gon watch me play a diff game like just keep it to yourself. to all the real ones i fw you..
— NRG dizzy (@Dizzy) April 27, 2019
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Dizzy has enjoyed a tremendously successful vein of form, where competitive competitions are concerned, while playing Apex Legends since its shock February 4 release.
Many fans would argue that the player carried Tyler ‘Ninja’ Blevins to his first Apex Legends victory during Twitch rivals and he has continued that with Code Red tournaments wins as well – currently the winningest player in prize money.
Whether or not this strong message, from somebody of this stature, will go some way in preventing more negativity surrounding Apex Legends in the future remains to be seen. However, it’s crystal clear that he doesn’t want to see it in his own broadcasts.
