Apex Legends cross-progression will arrive "next year" - brighamficepleturem

Apex Legends' cross-progression wish get in "next year"

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Apex Legends developer Respawn has inveterate that hybridization-progression won't be natural event until "adjacent class".

When asked during a Reddit AMA close to Apex Legends Mollify 10, Emergence, and if on that point was "whatever rough timeline" on cross-progress to enable players to not only play with their pals on strange platforms just also move seamlessly between them, also, Apex Legends' theatre director of communication theory, Ryan K. Rigney, said it was upcoming "next year".

"Cross progression is gnarly as hell on earth in footing of being a problem to solve," helium said in a candid reply (thanks, PCGN). "IT's non only that you suffer to puzzle out the method challenge of convergent existing accounts, but there are also legal and written agreement issues to navigate with purchasing connected some other platforms. Different regions have distinguishable laws. IT's a mess. But we're working on information technology, and we're committed to delivering it."

ICYMI, Respawn has already acknowledged that newly Apex Legends case Illusionist is "a bit too strong" and has promised it will pinch his OP abilities "in an upcoming patch".

With a Passive heartbeat detector, a Tactical power that can interrupt revives and shield battery use, and an Supreme Ability that can detect some enemies that are moving or shot inside of it, some players have complained the latest recruit is a touch overpowered and dominant the field – and it looks similar Respawn agrees.

In the same Reddit AMA, when asked if players should "be expecting any balancing" along the new arrival any time soon, Respawn coder Travis Nordin same: "Seer has launched strong, which was the hope. He's also brought a lot of new gameplay elements to the game (HP bars, interrupt) which has driven a great deal of discussion with players, which is eager to see.

"With that being said [atomic number 2] is probably a snatch too strong at the second and will receiving some balance updates in an approaching patch."

Apex Legends recently banned over 2,000 players for "dashboarding" and abusing a matchmaking exploit that let high – or Marauder – Legends bring on to a lesser extent-intimate Bronze-floor players in ranked play.

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