Disabled Apex Legends player dominates using one hand on controller Respawn EntertainmentAn Apex Legends player who was born with a disability in his left hand has learned to dominate opponents with just a single hand on controller. Learning the basics and fundamentals of Apex Legends is a tough task for any player, especially if it\u2019s their first FPS title. So, when a member of the community with a physical disadvantage manages to master the game and outplay their opponents with ease, it always deserves a lot of attention. Well, Japanese player Garfiel_gh has done exactly that, beaming foes in Apex using just one hand on controller. The talented player was born with a disability in his left hand but hasn\u2019t let that stop him from refining his mechanics and aim. Talented Apex player uses just one hand on controller As Garfiel_gh can only use one hand to maneuver his controller, he has to use a unique grip that allows him to hit all of the functions. The most impressive aspect of this technique is his ability to control movement and aim with his thumb and index finger simultaneously. As showcased in the clips below, Garfiel_gh\u2019s aim has become immensely impressive after countless hours of practice, with him seemingly unable to miss a bullet. Talking to Jake Lucky, Garfiel_gh revealed that he also enjoys playing Fortnite and Overwatch, so it\u2019s clear his skills aren\u2019t just limited to Apex. It\u2019s always great to see inspirational stories like this from the community, especially when it involves someone overcoming the odds and becoming a better player than anyone thought possible.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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