Some of my friends think you fall much faster alone in Apex. Is that true or can we stay grouped and obtain the same speed?
Apex Legends – Do You Fall Faster Alone in Apex Legends?
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Yes, you can move faster by mixing in slides than by just sprinting.
I tried both in the training room and recorded the results:
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As far as I know, no.
But your angle can make the whole difference. And I think the game, in the 'splitting away' sequence goes, if you are on the left for example, left and down a little.
So it looks like you are going a little faster, but its because the game just goes a little bit more towards down when splitting up.