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Apex Legends brings back original Kings Canyon and World’s Edge for new event

Check out the patch notes, which include a new Arena made out of Skull Town

Apex Legends players will return to the original Kings Canyon and World’s Edge maps in a new event, Respawn Entertainment and Electronic Arts announced Thursday. The Genesis Collection event starts June 29, runs through July 13, and adds limited-time cosmetics in addition to the restored maps. The event also comes with a host of balance changes, and we’ve listed Respawn’s official patch notes below.

Since Apex Legends first debuted in 2019, Respawn has shifted its maps around considerably. The developer has blown tunnels out to allow better access, and destroyed entire towns. Airships have crashed into mountains. And that’s just for the game’s original map, Kings Canyon. Most days, it’s impossible to experience these maps the way they were when players first encountered them. But Apex’s latest event changes that.

The Genesis Collection event adds the new Legacy Maps Takeover. During the event, the Trios and Duos queues will rotate between the season 0 version of King’s Canyon and season 3 version of World’s Edge. The map will change every hour. Skull Town, an area from the original version of Kings Canyon, will also appear as a new Arena for players to battle in. Similar to the maps, the Skull Town Arena will appear in the Arena playlist for an hour at a time.

In addition to the map changes, the Genesis Collection event also adds a host of free and paid cosmetics. Players who collect all 24 of the limited items, via direct purchase or through the special Genesis Event Apex Packs, will get an Heirloom item for Revenant. When the event ends, players can craft Revenant’s Heirloom — a very cool scythe — via the Heirloom crafting system.

Respawn’s new patch will make adjustments to several Legends as well as rebalancing a handful of weapons. Scroll down for the complete patch notes from Respawn.

Legend Balance Updates

Octane

Dev Note: Octane remains the most popular legend by a large margin even after the stim nerf. Turns out jump pads are fun, but with the added utility from the two launch options, it’s only fair to bump up the cooldown.

Revenant

Dev Note: Revenant’s large frame places him at a significant disadvantage in gunfights, particularly against smaller legends who no longer have Low Profile. We’re shrinking some of his hitboxes to counteract this disadvantage, while also improving his ability to climb up walls and attack from unexpected angles. (We know this can be frustrating given how silent he is, so we’ll continue to monitor and add sound if necessary.) That said, we’re taking this opportunity to reduce some of the frustration that comes when playing against his tactical and ultimate.

Lifeline

Dev Note: Unlike Revenant, Lifeline excels in gunfights given her small hitbox. Even with the res shield gone, it’s no surprise the smallest character in the game saw an uptick in performance with the removal of Low Profile. She remains small, but these hitbox changes bring her closer to the medium sized legends.

Bloodhound

Dev Note: Bloodhound has remained a popular and powerful pick for multiple seasons now, mostly because of the sheer amount of information that can be gained with one tap of their tactical. Shortening the scan duration still provides a snapshot of information for Bloodhound’s team without stifling all enemies caught anywhere in the large range for a full 4 seconds.

Wattson

Dev Note: There can now be up to 20 Nessies active at once on any given map. Until that cap is reached, any Wattson can place as many as she likes. When the cap is hit, the oldest Nessie belonging to the Wattson who currently owns the most Nessies is removed.

Weapons Balance Updates

P2020

Spitfire

Dev Note: The Spitfire has continued to over perform so we’re hitting it’s close range hip fire accuracy which should help bring it in line.

30-30 Repeater

Longbow

Arenas Price Adjustments

The figures below represent changes to the cost in materials to unlock or upgrade weapons, utilities, and Legend abilities in Arenas matches.

Weapon Prices

Utility Prices

Legend Ability Prices

Arenas Balance Changes

Legend Ability Adjustments

Other

Arenas Map Adjustments

Party Crasher

Phase Runner

Arenas Bug Fixes

Quality of Life Changes

Valkyrie

Rampart

MISC

Bug Fixes

Bloodhound

Caustic

Fuse

Gibraltar

Horizon

Lifeline

Loba

Mirage

Octane

Pathfinder

Rampart

Revenant

Valkyrie

Wattson

Wraith

Other

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