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00:00:00 – 00:09:52
Medium Tonks discusses the challenges of consistently producing Apex Legends bot lobby content and demonstrates how to join a bot lobby through specific data centers, recommending servers like Taiwan or Hong Kong for their higher population. He successfully queues into a game on the Hong Kong server, where he notes unusual behaviors such as default skins and Xbox-like usernames, indicating that many players are actually bots. This allows him to showcase tactics for handling bot-filled lobbies, achieving impressive statistics like a 20-kill game and ultimately 28 kills with 3,661 damage. He concludes by inviting viewers to comment, subscribe, and like the video, while highlighting additional content on his channel, including professional player highlights and updates on the Apex Legends professional scene.
00:00:00
In this segment of the video, Medium Tonks explains the context behind his recent content variety due to the limited ability to produce Apex Legends bot lobby videos frequently. He demonstrates how to join a bot lobby by navigating to the data centers tab, recommending servers like Taiwan or Hong Kong due to their higher population. He attempts to queue into a game on the Taiwan server without success, then switches to the Hong Kong server, where he successfully queues almost instantly.
00:03:00
In this segment, the player enters their second game and notices that the game appears to have recognized them, as they did not skip any cues this time. The player is on a team with Lifeline and Pathfinder, and speculates that their other teammates may be bots based on their default skins. They observe that many usernames seem to be Xbox names, despite playing on PC, which strikes them as odd.
As the game progresses, they note that none of the 60 players in the drop ship have jumped out, leading them to suspect a lobby full of bots. The player waits until they are automatically ejected, like the bots typically do, and confirms that the entire lobby seems to be filled with bots. They decide to take advantage of this and show how to handle such a situation, mentioning difficulties due to playing on PC. The segment ends with the player engaging in combat and pointing out the high number of bots they encounter, and successfully taking out several.
00:06:00
In this segment of the video, the player is showcasing their experience playing on a PC, noting that they are not performing well but highlighting the unusual behavior of the opposition. The player explains that the opposing characters are punching each other and not moving, indicating they are likely bots. Despite this, the player manages to achieve impressive statistics: a 20-bomb (20 kills) and ultimately 28 kills and 3,661 damage. The player reveals that their teammates also appear to be bots, deducing this from their random Xbox-like gamertags and solo drops. The segment concludes with a summary of achievements and confirming that the full lobby system still works effectively, even without real competition, leading to a victorious outcome with 28 kills.
00:09:00
In this segment, the speaker invites viewers to comment and subscribe if they are interested in more content or specific game modes. They mention posting daily highlights from professional players like ImperialHal, Verhulst, and iiTzTimmy. The channel also covers high kill rank games and updates on the professional scene, as well as glitches and exploits within the game. They encourage viewers to like the video if they found it informative and sign off by introducing themselves as Medium Tonks.