Game:

Apex Legends (2019)

Duration: 22:45

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I'm back with another glitch in a beta game, or I guess soft-launch?

Apex Legends Mobile is a mobile game derived from its Console and PC counterpart, Apex Legends. It is a FPS and TPS battle royale style game. Choose your own legends who you want to play. Every legend has their own unique abilities and passives. Each legend has one passive and two active abilities, a Tactical Ability, and an Ultimate. Download is now available on Android devices.

Context about the glitch:

• This glitch makes it so that Pathfinder slides anywhere.

And I don't mean the normal slide, I mean it's like he's walking on slippery ice, the 'no friction' kind of slide. Due to this, spamming jump on Pathfinder while this glitch is active, makes him faster than an Octane with Tactical Ability in use.


• Steps on how to do this glitch:

1. Play Pathfinder.

2. Get in a match.

3. Aim and fire his Tactical Ability at a terrain or structure that is at least 5 meters away from him.

4. Turn your camera 90° from the grappled area in order to start a swing in a circular fashion.

5. Wait 0.5 seconds during that 90° swing.

6. After waiting 0.5 seconds, quickly turn your camera another 90° in the same direction you swung before, your camera should be 180° or your back is is facing the grappled area. (If you turned 90° to the right, turn again 90° to the right)

7. If the rope breaks it's pulling force, viola, you have done the glitch.

• Pros of the glitch:
Faster travel than the fastest running legend in the game, can even run faster than the train (which is very fast compared to normal running speed).
Enemies don't expect your unusual and unbelievable speed.
Strafing and crouching speed is undeniably faster.
• Cons of the glitch:
It's a glitch, you can be banned if you use it in a Ranked Match (or any mode, regarding banning).
Forget about walking or running normally, this is a big pain in the *** because it'll feel like your running on the most slippery ice in the world.
It's a glitch, it's not consistent.

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