Apex Legends Weapons Ranked From Best To Least Useful

The sniper rifles are tricky to categorize. In fact, aside from one particular beast, they mostly come down to personal preference. That said, you really can't go wrong with the Longbow. It's the most damaging of the sniper rifles, as one shot deals 55 body damage and 110 head damage. You can also add the Skullpiercer attachment for massive headshot damage, making this (arguably) the most deadly SR in the game. That said, it's also the slowest, so you really need to make every shot co


While we’ve heard little from the rapper regarding his plans for esports domination since then, he has now come forward and declared an interest in conquering the Apex Legends competitive sphere. The tweet included a photo of the "Crank That" and "Kiss Me Through The Phone" artist staring at an Apex Legends lobby, a smattering of miscellaneous video game controllers splayed out next to a pile of Xbox One games stacked atop a PS4 Pro on the table before


The R-301 may not look like much on the surface. It only holds 18 rounds per magazine, and it only deals 14 body and 28 head damage, statistically making it the weakest assault rifle in the game. Luckily, it fires like a beast. It deals 186 damage per second on the body and 336 on the head and fires at 720 rounds per minute. And when you take this account, the R-301 actually becomes the fastest assault rifle in the game. If you prefer rifles over shotguns or snipers, you should definitely consider the R-


Getting onto the ground as soon as possible after jumping is of critical importance, so you'll want to pay attention to it. When dropping nearby, this isn't much of an issue, as dropping straight down easily hits the maximum speed rating of 150. If your destination is a little further out, alternate between leveling out towards your location and dropping straight down in a "stair step" pattern, with practice you should be able to maintain at least 140 comforta


With Zampella seemingly approving this skin suggested by both fans of the movie and Blomkamp himself, perhaps other directors could similarly suggest their own skins. Could Michael Bay suggest a Bad Boys skin, or David Fincher suggest a Fight Club inspired skin? Everyone is getting on board with Apex Legends as it grows more and more popular with each passing week. It’s only a matter of time before Hollywood comes calling, for some of that sweet battle royale expos


One of Bloodhound's unlockable quips goes, "A bad beginning draws a bad end," and it's easy to take that little gem of conventional wisdom for granted. Making it to the endgame in a match of Apex Legends is a journey that you really want to start off on the right foot, and the drop is the first step towards


This isn’t the first time he’s proclaimed an interest in digital sports. In late 2018, he announced that he intended to form his own franchise and jump headfirst into the eSports arena. Inspired by Twitch star Ninja, he originally stated that he was looking for players to form teams to play at a competitive level in games like Overwatch, Fortnite, Super Smash Brothers, CS:GO, Gears of War , and many m


It’s not known at this time whether Neill Blomkamp has actually played Apex Legends collectibles|https://apexgamepulse.com/ Legends , but it’s also not like Blomkamp is a stranger to video games involving guns and giant robots. He recently directed a short film/trailer for the other newly released EA game Anthem . So he has dipped enough of a toe into the waters of EA video games that perhaps his acknowledgement of the fan suggested skin would give it some weight. He even took to twitter himself to bring the idea to the pub


Apex Legends may be a relatively recent release, but its fast-growing popularity has already drawn in an impressive community of modders who check the game's files for hints and clues about upcoming content. According to one of these dataminers, there's good reason to believe that two new Legends will be joining the battle royale s


In a tweet posted February 16th, RealApexLeaks revealed two screenshots of code that refer to two characters and abilities that have not been seen in the game so far. The first character, Octane, uses an ability called a Stim Injection (sound familiar TF2 players?). The second character is named Wattson and can deploy an ability called the Tesla T


Blomkamp’s Chappie is about a robot with an advanced artificial intelligence who starts out child-like and innocent, before eventually going off on a bit of a murderous rampage. Pathfinder is also a highly intelligent robot, and is prone to shooting and killing his fellow champions. Considering the similarities between the two robots, what with their similar demeanors and aesthetic designs, a Chappie inspired skin for Pathfinder actually seems to make a lot of se


"I can tell you it wasn’t worth it. I now own every single blue rarity item in the game, along with countless legendaries for almost every gun and legend in the game, none of which I really care for or wanted. All in the hunt for a set of items that has a less than 1 percent chance of droppi