In the Apex Legends Global Series: 2022 Championship we saw 40 teams battle it out at Raleigh, North Carolina. These teams were fighting for the title of the best Apex Legends team in the world, and also for a share of the $2,000,000 USD prize pool. While all of this was happening, the ALGS was busy setting new viewership standards for itself as the Esports Charts reported that the grand finals of the event reached a peak of more than 632,000 concurrent viewers.
It has been over a month since Apex Legends Mobile was released to the public globally. Currently there are ten playable characters and just one battle royale map that mobile gamers can enjoy within the game.
While the start of season 13 was the most successful season launch for Apex Legends yet (player count wise), several bugs and community outrage have derailed the game’s significance weeks later. On Tuesday, Respawn finally moved to address more of these issues with a rather small patch that is now available for players on all platforms.
Since the start of the current season, matchmaking has been a major talking point within the Apex Legends community. Following an earlier reset in ranks, players of varying skill levels have ended up where they don’t really belong skillswise, obviously resulting in lopsided matches. The problem isn’t just in casual parties, as ranked games have suffered the same fate. While some have asked for the system to be polished, others are now demanding better rewards in ranked, given how difficult the season has been.
“Respawn has really just abandoned Arenas” seems to be the overall sentiment currently within the Apex Legends community. Matchmaking in Apex Legends continues to be a problem after Respawn made some hefty changes in its latest season. After a couple of tweaks, players’ ranks are jumping up and down with no consistency, including that the matchmaking process seems to be very random as well. This seems to be the case in a clip uploaded by a player where their teammate fails to do basic game tasks properly.
Apex Legends Mobile released on May 17th and with it came an exclusive character in “Fade”, today we will visit his combat kit, how it applies to the game, and the meta shift he has created.
Currently the most played battle royale Apex Legends is set to fully release its mobile port, after a couple of months with regional testing it will release in a couple of hours exactly on May 17th. Be prepared to start downloading to put your hands in the next battle royale entry on mobile.
Apex Legends season 13 came with a lot of potential, some of it was executed perfectly while some did not hit as expected… literally. The Kraber has been a staple weapon within the franchise, bolstering the most amount of damage of any gun, however trading possible uptime and mobility.
pex Legends has released a new addition to their broad roster in the name of “Newcastle”, a supportive focused character which as per developers “Will add depth to this playing style”.
He is one of the most successful players in competitive Halo history. His career started way back in 2008 when he was playing for Ambush, one of the few professional Halo teams back then. In late 2008 he joined Str8 Rippin and he won his first big tournament, the MLG National Championship.
