Gibraltar, Caustic, Revenant, and Pathfinder are "large" Legends. Wraith, Lifeline, and Wattson are "small" Legends. Everyone else is a "medium" Legend. Legends come in three different sizes: large, medium, and small. Though each Legend's hitbox is a bit different, in general, Legends of the same size use the same hitbox "rig" in which their hitboxes are based off of.
Because hitbox sizes significantly impact gameplay, Fortified and Low Profile were added in an attempt to even the playing field.
Exceptions: [1] [12]. Even with the same hitbox, some Legends are still more difficult to hit due to having unique animations. For example, Wraith used to tucked her head in a lot during her sprint animation which made her harder to hit than other small Legends back when they were all on the small rig.
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Ever since its release back in February, , over a dozen different legends have joined the roster as DLC, adding to the already charismatic and powerful original cast. If you have been away from the game for a while and need a refresher or just want to give it a go for the first time, our Apex Legends Tier List provides everything you need to know, including details on how good the DLC characters are and the best offensive, defensive, support and recon characters divided per category.
After many battle royale matches in Apex Legends, we've ranked every current legend into a single list - based on their strengths, passive and active abilities, and how they fare against others in terms of advantages and disadvantages. There have been many changes and balance updates through the years, but this up-to-date rank should provide a solid foundation of what's occurring in the game with the arrival of Seer during the Emergence season and beyond.
Ranking all characters in Apex Legends from 'best' to 'worst' is not an easy task. Each legend, regardless of the nerfs or buffs they have gained throughout multiple balance updates, brings something unique to the table. Abilities such as Seer's micro-drones or Valkyrie's jetpack can be incredibly powerful in the right hands, and the same can be said about pretty much any other character.
Since this isn't a single-player game, balancing all these abilities as well as how they interact with each other is always tricky, as we have seen in games such as Overwatch. Apex Legends leans more on the competitive side of things, so weapons are also important, and go hand-in-hand with each legend's perks. Sure, you can use Wraith's ability to travel through a void and basically become invincible for a couple seconds while traversing the map.
But if you haven't practised enough with the game's weaponry to find the right gun for you, it may be tough to land that final shot or successfully confront an enemy squad.
Are there any 'bad' choices to make when it comes to characters? Well, it depends. Advantages and disadvantages depend not on the skill set, but rather on the overall efficiency of said qualities. Some legends will sometime receive so many drastic nerfs that their initial appeal is affected, and end up becoming a second or third option instead. If their abilities aren't as powerful or as useful as they once were, it's best to just opt for a different one and hold on until future balance patches.
But as we said, choosing the right weapons and strategizing around enemy squads is the key aspect of the game. Abilities, regardless of how flashy they are, exist to support and enhance that core gameplay, but never replace it. It's likely that you'll be able to survive in matches even if your legend's powers aren't ground-breaking, but when there are so many options available, putting yourself at a disadvantage doesn't make much sense. With all of this in mind, we looked into each character's strengths and disadvantages based on the latest balance updates against others to decide our definitive Tier List.
Arenas, a 3v3 competitive mode where players have a minimum of three rounds to conquer against the opposite team, which takes part in smaller maps and shifts the need for loot for a equipment store in between rounds instead, first debuted in the ninth Apex Legends' Season called 'Legacy'.
After the initial release, weekly challenges were added. Now, the tenth Season called 'Emergence' has added Ranked matches for Arenas as well. Surely we can expect more updates and variations in the future as this mode continues to evolve. In the meantime, after examining how the smaller scale maps and more upfront nature of this mode differs from battle royale, this up-to-date rank will let you know which legends are best, and which ones you should probably avoid.
Right off the bat, Arenas proposes a new dynamic in Apex Legends: only two squads are present in rather small maps, and the single objective is to be the one standing when the round is over.
Win three rounds and it's game over, or continue battling it out until the ninth round for sudden death. The closing ring continues to be present, mind you, but now instead of spending time looting around the map for weapons and equipment, you can purchase most of it in a store in between rounds, encouraging to come up with your own loadout.
This dynamic sets a few ground rules to consider, which inevitably affects character choice. The resource management aspect is interesting when it comes to weapons as your loadout refreshes after each round, so it always leaves you with options.
Whether you will spend everything on upgrading a weapon, or just go for a more balanced purchase by upgrading the secondary weapon and purchasing equipment, is up to you. But this shopping segment also includes your legend's abilities, and this is where it gets interesting. Your passive ability is ever-present as always, but tactical charges vary - you begin with a fixed number of free charges and additional ones have to be purchased. If you don't get to use them, however, they'll carry over to the next round.
As for ultimates, depending on the legend you'll have to wait one or two rounds for them to become available to buy, but you then start the round with that ability ready to go. Taking this into consideration, alongside the more aggressive nature of Arenas, our best category has two returning favourites from battle royale, but also the addition of Seer and Octane - pushing for a daunting set of recon skills and great mobility as well as air control, respectively.
Moving one step down the rank, Valkyrie stands her ground, and is joined by four legends that differ from each other by a large margin. Wraith can be great to sneak around enemies or safely escape from trouble, but needs to be backed up properly by the rest of the team and coordinate with them beforehand. Rampart is a great choice for Arenas, as both her deployable shield and the frightening fire rate of her ultimate ability makes for an interesting case, along with a passive buff to LMGs too, which you can now purchase pretty much right off the bat.
Characters like Horizon and Bangalore are not quite ground-breaking, but can offer an advantage when paired up with specific legends. The first grants upward mobility but also a vantage point for snipers to quickly scan and take down anyone in the vicinity. As for Bangalore, the smoke can be useful, but her passive ability is the shining star, increasing her movement speed upon being hit.
Then, Mirage's decoys can be great in these smaller scale maps if used properly, while Loba loses part of her appeal without the need for looting, but continues to provide mobility thanks to her teleport. Rampart continues to be a decent choice for Arenas, as both her deployable shield and the frightening fire rate of her ultimate ability makes for an interesting case, along with a passive buff to LMGs too, but it's been getting harder to prioritize picking her with so many other viable options.
Legends such as Revenant have been getting popular in recent time, sneaking towards enemies with his crouch passive and disabling their abilities, but most importantly, having the ability for both him and his squadmates to use the teleporter can grant a decisive advantage.
Lifeline goes down one rank - she's still a viable option for Arenas and a face you'll be seeing often, but sometimes the offensiveness of some characters like Fuse and Octane paired with the recon abilities of Seer and Bloodhound are best suited for this mode.
The same goes for Crypto, who might be useful in the right hands during battle royale matches, but doesn't prove to be a worthy replacement for Bloodhound in Arenas considering how exposed he is while using the drone.
When dropping in hotspots, place traps early on in close proximity to your team while they search for loot.
This will soften up opponents that are competing for gear and make them easier to eliminate. Use Psyche Out if you're unsure of which threats lie ahead. Send in your decoy to test how safe an area is before rushing in to loot, or use it to initiate a fight. His ultimate can excuse you from sticky situations, giving you a brief window in which to escape and may just be the distraction your team needs to win.
Strengths: As the king of mobility, Octane is all about chasing, leaping, and escapability. Not just adept at flanking, you should also be juking back and forth to make yourself an absolute nightmare for enemies to hit during firefights. Don't be afraid to continuously use your Stim to get out of trouble, either. Strengths: Wattson is the ultimate in defensive specialists among Apex Legends characters. Tip: Hide your Perimeter Security nodes behind the sides of doors to protect them from being shot.
Place Interception Pylons behind some cover to stop enemy teams from removing it too quickly. Strengths: Crypto excels at surveillance and is well-suited to keen team players.
All three of his abilities revolve around his drone. He's especially valuable on the World's Edge map as he can locate enemy squads from long distances and ping useful gear. If a teammate dies outside the ring, Crypto's drone can even retrieve their banner, avoiding the risk of having to backtrack, or pick another fight when the squad is a person down.
Tips: Always get behind cover before deploying the drone and alert teammates when an enemy is flagged. Coordinate with your squad when using Crypto's ultimate to ensure they can attack directly after the EMP blast.
Remain close to the rest of the team and send the drone out as often as possible. Strengths: Revenant shines as a supporting legend in a squad that opts for an aggressive approach. Hunt down enemies with his passive ability and access buildings faster by climbing the side of them. Revenant's tactical silences opponents' abilities, which puts them at a brief disadvantage as your team pushes.
His ultimate promotes aggressive play by protecting the team and transporting them back to safety with low health if they're downed. Tips: Use Death Totem and Silence just before you engage an enemy squad. Place the Death Totem in a safe spot that's shielded from enemy fire. Communicate with your team to ensure they're aware that you're activating your ultimate.
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Be sure to let us know your favorite Legends in the comments! The "Best" Squad to Use in Apex Legends "Best" is, of course, a relative term - but for us it means the most effective and most versatile combination of characters that a team can put together. To that end, the backbone of a reliable squad loadout is: Gibraltar Lifeline Gibraltar 's ability to deploy a shield protecting you from enemy damage as well as blocking enemy paths, coupled with Lifeline 's healing drone is the most valuable one-two punch you can put together in Apex Legends.
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