In APEX LEGENDS, a 4 -year -old reversal chapion play is in the spotlight. It's too splendid to Dad's nose

The Apex Legends community seems to be receiving a young child leading the team to victory. A four-year-old boy is dexterously manipulating a controller, showing surprising judgments and grasping the victory.

APEX LEGENDS is a popular online FPS game for basic play free. What is attracting attention this time is the play video posted on the overseas bulletin board Reddit. The contributor is/u/hellokylegoodbye. In the video, Austin, who is his 4-year-old son, plays APEX LEGENDS, which is considered to be the console version. He is dexterously manipulated in his hand that looks a little bigger and shows a familiar gameplay.

And not just familiarity. Austin is brilliantly shining in the video in the video. There are some parts that I want to pay attention to in the process. First of all, Austin-kun is using it to crypto, and it can be said that it is a very good pick for a 4-year-old child. However, it can be seen that the ability is also well-used.

In the first half of the video, the teammates were defeated for the time being, and Austin-kun was one vs. and more than one game. First, defeat one person near the care package. In a way that is unlikely to be a child, it is quickly deprived of evolution shields. And the last enemy attacks from behind, but responds without panic. He calmly recovered the shield and returned it, and won the champion. In this situation, his father, his father, also showed his excitement, and asked Austin-kun, How old are you now? Austin-kun also jumped and answered, I'm 4 years old!

Videos that won the four-year-olds have received many reactions in Reddit. There are many voices of those who are interested in better than me and users who are honestly celebrating victory. The question, When he starts Twitch, said his father, I hope he can control and express his emotions when he loses.

On the other hand, there are concerns that the age rating and gameplay contents of this work have shown that 4-year-olds are too early. There are also comments from the harmful behavior of other players that Austin wants to protect Austin. About this, U/Hellokylegoodbye says that the chat is turned off and Austin-kun, such as restrictions on play time, is doing his best to experience a positive game experience.

Despite these concerns, I want to bless the victory that 4-year-old Austin grabbed at the right decision and its joy. Hopefully, including his parents' cooperation, Austin will live a fruitful game life.