The apparent nerf to Apex Legends Horizon in patch 15.1, which affected Legend’s accuracy when using his Gravity Lift, has been reverted by Respawn Entertainment, who claim the change was unintentional. However, lead producer Josh Medina hints that changes could still be made in the future. The battle royale from the creators of Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order and Titanfall is currently in the final weeks of Apex Legends Season 15.
Horizon was incredibly popular in Season 15 and ranked among the top picks in Apex Legends. In particular, it has gained notoriety for being used by higher ranked players such as Predator and Competitor Masters when playing in public lobbies with a wider range of skill levels. Combining her tactical ability Gravity Lift, which propels players into the air, with her EVA passive, which increases her movement speed in the air, makes her one of the most dangerous mobile characters in the right hands.
However, in patch 15.1 it turned out that the accuracy of shots from the gravity lift was reduced. While this is true, it appears to have been an accidental inclusion and has since been reverted in a hotfix. “A quick note to our beloved Apex before we start the weekend,” Respawn tweeted. is reading, “In update 15.1, the firing accuracy of Horizon’s gravity lift was unintentionally affected. We have just released a hotfix to resolve this issue.”
Some players have expressed surprise at this change given the perceived strength of Horizon at the moment. The story doesn’t end there though, as Apex Legends Lead Producer Josh Medina suggests that the nerf may have been intentional, but may have happened a bit earlier. “Sometimes things leak that aren’t ready for prime time.” –Medina Observations, “especially with the ALGS approach”. Add a cheeky wink kiss face for accent.
ALGS, or Apex Legends Global Series, is EA’s official tournament design. The 2023 ALGS Division 1 Qualifiers will take place from February 2-5, so Respawn will likely want to keep the change until the end of the event so as not to cause dramatic metaphorical changes right before a competitive tournament. important. It’s also possible that the details of the nerf weren’t really finalized and just eluded testing.
Whatever the reason, Horizon Networks should probably make the most of the current situation while it can, as it looks like there could be some wind issues. No matter what, Dr. Somers is still one of the funniest characters in Apex Legends, so it would take more than a nerf to put him to sleep.
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Source : PC Gamesn
