The first time I dropped into the world of “Apex Legends”, I mistakenly thought I was landing in a picnic area. Instead, a hail of bullets met me, and I quickly returned to the lobby, embarrassed. True story. Since then, I’ve learned a thing or two—like, maybe check the map before dropping blindly. (Hey, we’ve all got to start somewhere, right?)

Now, I’ve clocked in more hours than I’d like to admit, and I’ve got a vault full of facts just itching to burst open. Do you know the kind of random facts that make you the king or queen of party chatter? Yep, that’s what’s coming your way. Ready to dive into 50 fascinating facts about your favorite battle royale? And hey, between us, have you ever had any “interesting” landings yourself?

Apex Legends Facts

So if you think you know everything about Apex Legends, I challenge you to read below and see how many of these facts are new to you. And don’t skip reading because there is a quiz waiting for you at the end of the page.

1. Apex Legends is a creation by Respawn Entertainment, with Electronic Arts as its publisher.
2. The game made its debut on February 4, 2019.
3. It shares its universe with Respawn’s Titanfall series.
4. In Apex Legends, a battle royale format is followed where 20 teams, each with three members, strive for survival.
5. The original game’s map, known as Kings Canyon, has undergone several transformations across different seasons.
6. The individual characters in the game are referred to as Legends.
7. Each Legend possesses distinct abilities, including passive, tactical, and ultimate abilities.
8. Wraith, a foundational Legend, can momentarily become unseen and invulnerable.
9. A distinctive ping system was incorporated to facilitate non-verbal communication among players.
10. New content such as Legends, weapons, and map alterations is introduced periodically through the seasons.
11. Beyond the primary battle royale mode, variations like Duos and Ranked play have been incorporated.
12. World’s Edge was unveiled as a new map in Season 3.
13. Season 7 saw the introduction of Olympus, adding an urban layout to the game.

14. Arenas, introduced in Season 9, offers a 3v3 mode diverging from the traditional battle royale style.
15. Crypto‘s drone is multifunctional, capable of scouting adversaries and interacting with banners to identify nearby teams.
16. Game lore is enriched through intermittent “Stories from the Outlands” releases.
17. The Mozambique shotgun gained notoriety as a meme due to its initial inadequacy.
18. The introduction of the “Evolution Shield” brought a dynamic element, empowering players through damage inflicted.
19. Loba possesses the unique capability to access loot within a specific vicinity through her ultimate.
20. The presence of Respawn Beacons allows for the revival of defeated teammates scattered throughout the map.
21. A Care Package rotation system diversifies the arsenal available in the game.
22. Revenant‘s ultimate conjures a totem, granting players a life-extension mechanism.
23. The currency, Apex Coins, facilitates purchases like cosmetics and battle passes.
24. Mirage employs holographic replicas to create confusion among opponents.
25. Dynamic mobility is enabled, allowing players to swiftly slide down terrains.
26. Train operations in World’s Edge offer a mobile interest point circulating the map.
27. Special occurrences such as “Collection Events” and “Town Takeovers” frequently introduce innovative elements.
28. Horizon‘s tactical asset creates a gravity-defying lift, offering an aerial advantage.
29. Bloodhounds harness the ability to unveil enemy locations and trace their movements.

30. The use of Balloons enables aerial repositioning and an overview of the battlefield.
31. The adaptable Havoc rifle allows for modification with multiple hop-ups.
32. Pathfinder utilizes a grappling hook to ensure quick vertical traversal.
33. Exclusive cosmetics, such as skins and voice lines, are available through seasonal Battle Passes.
34. The Mastiff shotgun transitioned from exclusive care packages to regular loot.
35. Gibraltar utilizes a protective dome, offering strategic coverage during combat.
36. Crossover events, like collaborations with Monster Energy, have been featured in the game.
37. Wattson‘s electric barriers serve as a defensive mechanism against adversaries.
38. Aerial emotes during descent enhance player expressiveness.
39. Caustic employs noxious gas containers for area denial and enemy impairment.
40. The Kraber sniper rifle, found in care packages, is renowned for its formidable firepower.

41. Ambient Loot Ticks provide superior loot options as indicated by distinctive auditory cues.
42. Legendary characters occasionally influence map variations through Town Takeovers.
43. Valkyrie excels in aerial maneuvers, providing exceptional vertical agility.
44. The shrinking Ring ensures constant player movement and engagement.
45. Fuse‘s ultimate ability, The Motherlode, unleashes a devastating aerial assault.
46. Rare Heirloom sets symbolize a prestigious player status within the game.
47. The Fight or Fright event introduced a haunting nighttime mode featuring zombie-like enemies.
48. Rampart‘s expertise lies in fortified positions, utilizing barriers and mounted weaponry.
49. A dedicated space is available for players to hone their skills and familiarity with in-game equipment.
50. Accessibility features such as a colorblind mode have been incorporated to cater to diverse player needs.

Apex Legends Myths

Let’s see some classic myths about the game and see what the truth is behind them.

• Higher rarity weapons do more damage.
  Weapon rarity only affects the number of attachments a weapon has when picked up. The base damage remains consistent regardless of rarity.
• Playing Gibraltar makes you run slower than other Legends.
  All Legends run at the same speed. The perception of slowness is due to Gibraltar’s bulkier animation. So, no worries – Big Gibby’s got the same hustle as the rest!
• Caustic’s gas damages teammates.
  While Caustic’s Nox gas does impair the vision and movement of teammates, it doesn’t deal any actual damage to them. So, your squad might cough a bit, but they’re not losing HP.
• You can charge the Peacekeeper with Shield Cells.
  This was a thing with the old “Precision Choke” hop-up, but now, you can’t charge the Peacekeeper with Shield Cells. Keep those cells for your shields, Legends!
• Crypto’s drone can carry items for the squad.
  It would be cool, wouldn’t it? But no, Crypto’s drone is strictly for surveillance and EMPing enemies. It can’t grab that shiny purple shield for you.

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Apex Legends Quotes

Many characters from the game have some unforgettable voice lines. Let’s see some of the best of them.

This is one of the catchphrases of Loba, a high-society thief turned Apex Legend. This quote encapsulates her motives. Initially, her desire to get back at Revenant, the simulacrum that killed her parents, drives her, but she also thirsts for valuable treasures.

Pathfinder, a lovable and optimistic MRVN (Mobile Robotic Versatile eNtity), utters this playful line. Even when he’s outsmarting his foes, he remains endearingly polite and cheery.

Words of Caustic, a scientist with a morbid fascination with toxic gas and its effects on human subjects. This line showcases his trust issues and dark history, portraying him as someone who keeps others at a distance.

This quote is from Bangalore, a professional soldier. With this line, she’s confidently expressing her preference for heavy firepower over traditional weaponry, making a cheeky comment about what she considers to be “real” combat.

A philosophical musing by Revenant, a once-human hitman turned into a nightmarish simulacrum. The quote reflects his grim worldview, shaped by centuries of existence and countless killings. He sees death as an inevitable force, always waiting, while life is fleeting and erratic.

Apex Legends FAQ

Do you know what the record is for the most kills in a single match? I found out and am sharing it with four more questions I found on the internet about the game.

• Is Apex on mobile?
  Yep! Apex Legends Mobile is in the works.
• How do I get Apex coins?
  You can buy ’em directly in the game store or on your platform’s store. Handy for cosmetics and battle passes!
• What engine does Apex Legends use?
  It’s on a tweaked version of the Source Engine by Valve.
• When did Apex season 1 come out?
  That was March 19, 2019. It feels like ages ago, right?
• How many are the most kills in Apex in one game?
  The record’s changed a bunch. You’d probably want to check leaderboards for the latest jaw-dropping stats.

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Apex Legends Trivia

It is time for the ultimate test to prove if you are a real Apex fan. If you miss all the questions, Mirage might just bamboozle you into becoming his personal butler!

Conclusion

Well, there you have it, the wild and wacky world of Apex Legends laid bare! If you ever find yourself cornered by a Bloodhound, just remember to distract them with some of these facts. But hey, did anyone else ever wonder why Lifeline doesn’t just start her own medical supply shop?

So, fellow Legend, which fun fact blew your mind the most? Let’s drop into the comments and chat about it!