7 want from Apex Legends in 2020 !?! - Apex Legends WTF - Funny Moments - apex legends tips - # 29

Channel:

APEX CLIPS&TRICKS

Subscribers:

511

Published on January 9, 2020 6:26:57 PM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HuDTjM_nNKU

Game:

Apex Legends (2019)

Duration: 10:07

12 views

2

▶Last Video -https://studio.youtube.com/video/ZZsR...
▶DONT CLICK THIS - http://bit.ly/39kA0In

7) Weapons in teammate HUD
what type of gear or weapons your teammates are carrying is more than just a way to prevent pinging unneeded items. Often squads will play around which weapon loadouts each teammate is using; one or two players may carry long-range snipers, while the third may have a Peacekeeper on-hand. Not every team takes this approach, of course, but having weapons shown on the battle royale’s HUD beside the corresponding teammate would surely be a nice feature to have regardless of playstyle

6) The return of Kings Canyon
World’s Edge received mixed reactions from the Apex community following its arrival on live servers. While some appreciated the change-up, others sneered at the the map’s open plains and close-quarter cities. Immediately after the map’s release, fans felt the amount of loot littered around the map was lacking, and many were left wanting more from World’s Edge drawn-out matches.


5) More community engagement from Respawn
After the Iron Crown Collection debacle in August, the developer flipped a switch and became nearly radio silent. Social media engagement with Respawn employees plummeted, and the community leads that had become well-known vanished after having a few choice words with other Redditors.

4) No more SBMM
Respawn sneakily added skill-based matchmaking (SBMM) into the game at some point after season three’s release in October. It wasn’t until a few days after the October update that fans began noticing their casual games were full of “sweaty try-hards”—competitive players memed as breaking a sweat in their quest to be permanent Apex champions, even in casual modes.

3) More than one new legend per season
Apex’s next character release will likely be Revenant. Fans got their first official glimpse of the spooky robot during the Fight or Fright Collection event, but the legend was leaked in both datamines and behind-the-scenes posts from Respawn employees prior to the Halloween event’s release. There’s been a few other characters included in datamines and leaks, leaving fans anxious to try their hand with new kits and personalities.

2) Additional quality content teases
t’s not just the quantity of legend releases that stands out. Crypto and World’s Edge—whether you like them or not—were arguably the best releases Apex has seen in its short history simply based on how well they were teased in the months leading up to their release.

1) Permanent solo and duo modes
Solos first arrived in Apex during the Iron Crown Collection event in August, and the game mode quickly became a favorite across the battle royale’s playerbase. Sure, it had some problems—namely teamers, or players who would team up and collaborate in killing other solo players. But the mode was still beloved by those independent few who wanted to take their matches into their own hands.



FACEBOOK https://www.facebook.com/APEXCLIPSTRICKS
TWITTER https://twitter.com/ApexClpstrks
INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/apexclipstricks/
LINKEDIN https://www.linkedin.com/in/apex-clipstricks
PINTEREST https://www.pinterest.com/APEXCLIPTRICK



"Music

Other Statistics