Apex Legends Season 7 Release Date News (Photo: EA)
Update: As with the official countdown to the start of Apex Legends Season 7, it should be noted that some gamers will be waiting until tomorrow to update their games on PS4, Xbox One and PC.
As confirmed by Developers Response Entertainment earlier this week, the Apex Legends Season 7 release time in the United States is set for 8pm PDT on Wednesday, November 4th.
This effectively means that on Thursday, November 5, the Apex Legends update time in the UK is set for 4am GMT.
Original: Respen has confirmed that things will start with the release of Ex Pax Legends Season 7.
The good news is that even if there may be a few server issues or patches to download, there is plenty to look forward to.
Apex Season 7 is going to have a new Legends character called Horizon, a fresh battle pass, a vehicle and a full presentation of the game on the Steam platform.
And good news for those who are getting ready to play Apex Legend on Steam, Rispen has now made it possible to preload the game.
This means you can be ready to experience everything when it comes to kicking off this weekend.
Response’s message explains: “Apex Legends is now available for pre-load on Steam. The Steam release will feature cross-progress with the original, so players can make continuous progress on both accounts.
“Season 7 of the award-winning Battle Royale has a new map: the floating city of Olympus. Plus the new Legend Horizon arrives to maintain competition with its gravity-defining tech. Olympus has the facility to pay for “Trident” vehicles, giving gameplay an exciting new dimension.
“To celebrate the launch, Steam players will get an exclusive portal and a half-life-inspired gun charms to play this season.”
What is the Apex Season 7 release time?
Developers Response Entertainment has confirmed that the release date of Apex Legends Season 7 is set for Wednesday, November 4, 2020.
Meanwhile, the release time of Apex Legends on Wednesday in the United States is scheduled for 8pm PDT, which means later launches in other regions.
For Apex fans in the UK, Season 7 airs on Thursday, November 5, 2020 at 4pm GMT. Will start from So while some gamers will have to wait a little longer, there’s plenty of stuff coming up in the next 48-hours.
What’s in the Apex part of Season 7?
New Legend: Horizon
He is a new legend, a brilliant scientist, and a master of gravity manipulation. She has a deep connection with her new field, and an inspiration that will tug your heart.
Horizon’s custom space suit allows her to come down from heights and control her movements in the air. Using her custom technology Using G, she can use the gravity lift to give her team a vertical boost, and she can even go to Nutty (her little robot named after her son Newton) to leave a micro black hole that makes opponents serious by dragging them to the center. Crowd control
Capabilities
- Passive: Spacewalk: Enhance air control and reduce fall effects from Horizon’s custom spacesuit.
- Tactical: Gravity Lift: Reverse the flow of gravity, lift the players upwards and boost them outwards when exiting.
- Final: Black Hole: Submit NEWT to create a micro black hole that sucks in nearby legends.
Map: Olympus
Legends have entered a new realm: the sky city of Olympus. Utopia floating in the clouds above Saso, it was once a place where bright minds could gather and exchange ideas in the outlands. However, an accident at an experimental research facility led to a phase rift and the city was evacuated.
Now players can use the luxury features of Olympus to their advantage. Rotating farm towers, beautiful gardens and classy restaurants serve as new stages for intense fighting. The new vehicles called Tridents give your team a way to escalate the battle and capture your enemies in a surprising way. A phase runner – a tunnel of phase energy passing through the center of Olympus – can get you across the map in seconds. And the rift is mysterious and hinted, tall in every respect.
New vehicle: Trishul
Exclusive to Olympus Limpus, the Trident is a hover car designed for your entire team.
Cruise on the highway to avoid chokepoints or use a boost to jump over jumps, this thing is designed to speed up the initial rotation of that game. Run a third person, or ride as a first person passenger with full shooting abilities. The Trident is durable, so it will never explode, but the damage caused by enemy fire will spread to the players in the car. Don’t worry, you can still do full damage by hitting the players directly so we expect to see some amazing Kruber shots. December to park it anywhere and use it as a temporary cover in the late game.
Trident interacts with Legend’s abilities in many different ways, experimenting and having fun!
LTM: Olympus Preview
To help you understand and explore the map without fear of being shot, we present a new playlist called Olympus Preview. This mode connects you to 30 legends at Olympus and allows you to navigate the map to learn map drops, parts of the loot and practice your route to the final game. The circles are still on and once circle 4 is over, players will be brought back to the plane to start another skydive run. The total runs before the match is 3 runs. This mode is only available for one week.
Legend Meta
Bangalore
Dev Note:
Not much to say here. The Rolling Thunder will continue to function primarily as a zoning capability, but with a slightly shorter fuse, it will encourage enemies to leave the zone a little faster.
Caustic
Dev Note:
Fighting in crust gas is one of the most frustrating aspects of Apex legend, and yet we need gas to represent a meaningful threat otherwise enemies will ignore it. With this change we are attacking the biggest contributor to this frustration of what we think: the fact that your vision is blurred when you are in the gas. This made it extremely difficult to fight back. To make up for the lost energy, we are doing a little bit more damage from the gas.
Mirage
Dev Note:
Our bamboozler-in-chief has a hard legend to keep relevant. Every time we change the deco, there is a clear upheaval in consumption and power as Mirage Mains learns to use their new equipment, and then the rest of the world catches up and begins to be able to tell the same real Mirage. Generous holographs, it disappears fast. This time, we want to try and make the decos a little harder to clean. We are giving them health, but to make this very clear: they will not act as a cure. When they do damage with bullets, the bullet also passes by them and there is nothing behind them. This is what we call the way test: you shouldn’t be able to win an engagement against an enemy in a straight coverless hallway and not win by instantly deciphering a piece of cloth and saying the bite eats the whole wingman shot. Decois will also play unique hit effects and will soon flicker temporarily while distinguishing between you and the real Mirage while helping to hurt you.
Octane
Dev Note:
Octane is a legend for players who like to go fast, run face to face with the enemy first and get knocked down a lot. We think it’s fairly good; The fact that his trio Winterth isn’t great doesn’t really bother us because his encounter win rate (think of this as his ability to knock down) and his pick rate are pretty healthy. That said, we felt we could give him a little more out of combat aid. The healing rate of his inactivity was very slow, with up to 200 needed to fully heal your health bar.
Watson
Dev Note:
Watson is the anti-octane: not super powerful individually, not too often chosen under the plate, but it should be specific to competitive teams. We’re also happy with that niche, but it’s understandable it would be safe to give him a little more power in his best case: people are running into his fence. We especially aim to bring its strength and attractiveness to the lower levels of the game, as not many players appear to be running on the Watson fence in high skill matches.
Loba
Dev Note:
We are taking another way to make Loba the ultimate legend to solve all the loot needs of your team. We’ve heard your feedback that you also want to improve her strategy, and while she’s definitely not off the table, our data suggests that her encounter win rate (compared to how many times she’s knocked out, in all those matches) is healthy. Is. Her trios are winterrate which is worryingly low. Make no mistake: this is a major swing to make the black market powerful.
Rampart
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Sheila: Now it takes 1.25 seconds below 2 seconds to get a full spin.
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Embedded Wall: It now takes less than 4 seconds to 3 seconds to complete the build.
Dev Note:
In Patch 1.1, we made a small change to how long it takes Sheila to harden to spread her bullets. This did not mean that her warrant was increased. Half of that change is in this patch. We don’t want to turn Rampart into a legend that needs setup, but we want to make it quick to set. The embedded wall should largely stay away from combat setup capability rather than reactive capability and become a field rejection tool rather than a sheila killing machine, but like all things, this balance point exists on the spectrum, and with this patch we give them a slight Moving closer.
Pathfinder:
Dev Note:
Pathfinder continues to be an entertainer in terms of win rate. The good news is that 6.1 did not move their win rate by much to their spoken change (it went 1% of the total). We’re doing this patch two things: we’re adjusting its hitboxes and we’re putting tuning for a grappling hook that will move it firmly into the buff area. More references below!
Hitbox: Pathfinder has a tall but extremely skinny hitbox. Many of her models aren’t really shootable and especially her arms and legs don’t represent much of a shoot table area either. Here’s a comparison of Pathfinder’s hitboxes before and after:
