About Apex Legends:
The Apex Legends was made available for the Nintendo Switch in March 2021, the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S in March 2022, Windows, and the PlayStation 4 in February 2019. Apex Legends Mobile, a touchscreen-optimized mobile game, was made available on iOS and Android platforms in May 2022. Except for the previously stated mobile devices, the game allows cross-platform play. Players divide into two- or three-person teams before the game and choose from pre-made “Legends,” or characters with unique skills. There are two ways to play the game.
Up to 20 three-person squads or 30 two-person duos can land on an island in “Battle Royale” and forage for food and weapons before trying to outwit every other player in combat. Players must remain mobile or risk being outside the play area, which can be lethal since the island’s accessible play space gradually gets smaller. The round is won by the last team standing. Players in “Arenas” divide into three-person squads and compete against one another in a series of rounds to determine who will win a 3v3 team deathmatch. When a team leads by two points and has at least three points, they win.
S Tier:
S-tier legends provide you with the best chance of winning in a range of circumstances and can drastically alter the course of a fight. These legends are excellent in almost all team competitions. The meta is defined by S-tier legends.
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Bangalore:
Bangalore is a legendary fighter with a limited but potent skill set. Rolling Thunder has immense offensive and defensive potential. She may push an opponent or get out of awkward circumstances with her movement passive. Similar to her ultimate, Bangalore’s smoke ability is among the most flexible of all of the legends. Despite this season’s nerfs, Bangalore remains one of the greatest legends overall.
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Newcastle:
Perhaps the greatest defensive legend to help your squad out is Newcastle. Both Mobile Shield and Castle Wall are powerful abilities that can save your team in a variety of scenarios. Using the Mobile Shield to sneak a glimpse at an opposing squad can also be helpful. Newcastle’s skills can be used to drive an opponent as well as protect your squad from poor plays.
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Bloodhound:
An excellent legend for tracking down opposing teams and providing your team with regular intelligence is Bloodhound. Bloodhound’s enhanced movement speed and ability to counter Bangalore’s smoke make it an extremely potent legend for flight coordination and teamwork.
A Tier :
Legends of the A-tier can function successfully in the majority of circumstances. They can play well with most team members and can have a big influence. They’re excellent choices to support your team’s victory.
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Pathfinder:
Pathfinder is an excellent character for movement and rotation. His ultimate is a useful tool for switching up your team’s engagements. Because Pathfinder belongs to the skirmisher class, you can reset the ultimate by scanning care packages. This will enable your squad to navigate the map using ziplines that are incredibly consistent.
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Consult:
For season 19, Conduit is a new legend. Her most powerful ability is perhaps her tactical, radiant transfer, which gives allies momentary shielding and can save your team in close quarters. Her passive is a little disappointing because it only facilitates team retention by increasing speed. Her ultimate, Energy Barricade, maybe a very useful tool for trapping an opposing team and stopping them from pushing, or for locking down a space to protect your squad. Conduit appears to be a promising legend overall, but as the season goes on, we’ll see if this impression changes.
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Gibraltar:
Malta is a wise choice. In addition to being able to protect your team from hostile abilities, he can tank more damage than most other legends. In the open, his ultimate tactic, Defensive Bombardment, works incredibly well. Unfortunately, because of his wide hitbox and lengthy cooldowns, he can be a simple target.
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Loba
When it comes to endgame gameplay, Loba can be a useful legend because her Black Market Boutique can give your squad access to much-needed loot throughout the tiny ring. She offers little to a team outside of this specialization. Even while it may not seem like much, regularly having access to treasure can be rather helpful.
B Tier
In certain specific instances, B-tier legends can be very helpful depending on the circumstances. They don’t perform well overall because they are too specialized for a variety of scenarios, are overshadowed by superior legends, or are a bad pick for team comp.
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Crypto:
One of the few legends without a hard counter for his ultimate, Drone EMP, is Crypto. The EMP can inflict a fair amount of damage and present your squad with a strong chance to advance the fight. His passive helps provide your team with information on the opposition, but it has a short range and is quickly shot down.
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Seer:
The legendary seer can bring your squad useful information. His ultimate provides your team with up-to-date enemy location knowledge. Similar to Bloodhound, his tactics can also reveal adversaries while blocking the enemy’s abilities and heals. Seer’s viability is now lower than that of other scan legends like Bloodhound due to the Nerfs in season 18.
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Caustic:
A good defensive legend is Caustic. His tactical skill, the Nox Gas Trap, can assist your squad in taking down a building, although it is more vulnerable to counterattack than the defensive legends like Newcastle. His final blow, nevertheless, has the power to drive an opposing team back and buy your squad some time to recover.
C Tier
In certain specific instances, C-tier legends can be very helpful depending on the circumstances. These legends might be difficult to master because they frequently have high-skill ceilings. These legends are excellent in their particular areas once they are understood. For gamers with less experience, there are frequently better options.
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Octane:
When paired with other movement legends, octane can be a powerful legend. Although his Jump Pad can assist your team in reaching places that might otherwise be inaccessible, you are exposed to the air. Because you may enter and exit fights with ease, he is an excellent legend for aggressive players. But aside from this, he doesn’t contribute much, hence his usefulness is situational.
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Rampart:
Rampart functions well in specific circumstances. It is fairly easy to counter and destroy her Amped Cover. Although it needs to be positioned well, her Mobile Minigun ultimate does inflict a respectable amount of damage. Rampart, unlike other legends, can perform extremely well in these circumstances, but he does need some preparation. Although Rampart is capable of doing well, superior defensive legends frequently eclipse him.
D Tier
D-tier legends are bad decisions that don’t function properly in most circumstances. These legends possess abilities that are readily disregarded or neutralized. They are overshadowed by superior legends and provide little benefit to your squad.
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Mirage:
In some circumstances, Mirage might be a wise pick, but his skills don’t affect the outcome. With his passive ability, Now You See Me, he can be helpful to your squad when reviving, but his ultimate rarely lets you get away from a skilled opponent and his decoys are readily detected. In most cases, Mirage is not a wise choice if nothing is changed.
