Apex Legends: Tips, tricks and secrets most wanted

You can also check out the best weapons in each class or check the community's level of weapon lists.

The best legends

Of course, the big question will be "Who is the best character?" It depends largely on your personal playing style, but here is our ranking of the best legends to date.

Even if our internal experts may not agree on the general order, the favorites are:

1. Safety rope: Between her ultimate care package and her healing drone, Lifeline provides exceptional support and is the best addition to any team.
2. Spectrum: With her ability to race through the void allowing her to flee dangerous situations and face unsuspecting foes, Wraith is both an extremely effective fighter and a very surviving legend.
3. Bloodhound / Gibraltar: Third place depends on your style of play or the needs of your team. Bloodhound's tracking abilities are great for teams who want to hunt down their competitors (or avoid them all together), while Gibraltar's defensive capabilities blend seamlessly with Lifeline's healing skills to protect the team. .

Best landing spots

The big question at the beginning of every game, however, is always "where to land?" The weight as master jumps is heavy, but here are our recommendations on the best landing sites in King's Canyon:

• Thunderdome: It may not be a massive colony, but there will almost always be enough loot for your entire team to get off to a good start without being an exceptionally hot ZL.
• Supply ship: If you are targeting the supply ship, you will almost certainly find yourself in a fierce battle, but you will probably get some great equipment if you survive.
• Relay: Another great choice for those who love to pillage in peace, then go looking for trouble.
• Water treatment: As one of the largest structures south of King & # 39; s Canyon, the WWTP offers a bunch of loot as well as great hiding places to avoid enemy fire.

Best tips

In addition to that, there are some tips and tricks that you should know if you want to be a champion legend.

• Color damage: When you attack an enemy, you will notice that the number of points corresponding to the damage you inflict may vary depending on the target enemy. This color indicates the quality of armor your opponent wears: purple for level 3, blue for level 2, white for level 1, and red if he has no armor.
• High climber: You can climb much higher surfaces than you can expect for an SPF. Jump on a large ledge or wall and hold forward to climb it. You can usually climb on a ledge a floor above you.
• Door destroyer: You do not necessarily need to "open" a door – you can simply melt it into non-existence instead!
• Simplified HUD: Light up Compact loot prompt in the options menu for a less congested interface once you are familiar with all the microphones.
• To wear a helmet: Helmets, unlike armor, do not require consumables to recharge. They simply reduce the damage of the head received as long as you wear them.
• On the lookout: You can ping empty slots in your inventory so that your friends keep their eyes open to find loot that you could equip or carry.