Resurrection changes that, giving Revenant an all-new ability kit in a way that actually factors into in-game lore.
His Ultimate Forged Shadows builds a shroud of shadow-like shields that regenerate over time and block incoming damage.
Knockdowns will reset his shadows and Tactical immediately.
As a small drawback, it also increases his upper-body hitbox.
The developer called this a, serialised narrative arc.
Resurrections story will ultimately, shake the Legends to their core.
Reed hinted that relationships will be tested and shattered, and maybe not everyone will make it out alive.
This season, however, most of the story will likely revolve around Revenants big overhaul.
Players can also complete a specific set of challenges during this season to permanently unlock Revenant.
Ranked changes
Its no secret that Apex Legends Ranked mode has had its ups and downs.
Resurrection brings a few updates to Ranked to tighten up the competition at all skill tiers.
Players in this rank will now have increased LP losses, decreased rating bonuses and lower loss mitigations.
Ranked should now match players with teammates closer to their skill level.
Rewards for this mode are also getting a few changes, such as the removal of Dive Trails.
Mixtape and weapon changes
Broken Moon is coming to Mixtape in Season 18.
Control is getting the Production Yard, which aims for more frenetic close-combat encounters.
The Charge Rifle is getting a big change in Resurrection.
According to Canavase all SMGs are getting a bit of a hit.
Their strafe speed is being reduced and they’re getting a headshot and multiplier reduction as well.
When does it start?
Apex Legends: Resurrection launches on August 9, 2023.
And Apex Legends 2.0… that will happen over time.
I’ve made sequels in the past.
They’re hard, they’re challenging, and they don’t always service what players are looking for.
