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<br><br><br><br>Now that the third season of [https://apexherozone.com/ Apex Legends cheats] Legends is winding down, fans are looking towards the next season. Season three has undoubtedly been this battle royale's most divisive slice of seasonal content thus far, seeming to have hit roughly as many notes as it missed, and fans haven't been content to remain quiet about it. <br><br><br>It's safe to say season four has a lot of potential to right some wrongs of the previous season - and just as much potential to wrong some rights. What Respawn's going to do is anyone's guess, though the fans certainly have their own ideas on what worked and [https://apexherozone.com/ apexherozone.com] what didn't with season three. That said, here are five things we'd love to see in season four, as well as five things that [https://apexherozone.com/ Apex Legends patch notes] Legends is probably best off leaving behind. <br><br><br>10  WANT IT: Return Of The Skullpiercer <br><br><br><br><br><br>There's been a Skullpiercer-shaped hole in the hearts of Wingman &amp; Longbow fans since the Skullpiercer was removed from the loot rotation. Or more astutely, there are some heads lacking holes because of it. And that's a problem. <br><br><br>With the Charge Rifle splashing onto the scene in all of its fiery, imbalanced glory, giving the Wingman and Longbow back their signature golden hop-up might even help restore some balance and variety to long-ranged combat. <br><br><br>9  LOSE IT: Skill-Based Matchmaking in Casual <br><br><br> via: Respawn Entertainment <br><br><br>Caustic gets shot by rifle that narrowly avoids Mirage in the Apex Legends Season 3 trailer. <br><br><br>Likely one of the most decried and frequently debated adjustments that Respawn's made to the Apex formula is introducing skill-based matchmaking (or SBMM) to the casual, everyday "Play Apex" mode of play. <br><br><br>This is more than slightly puzzling considering the Ranked Leagues mode exists for the purpose of highly competitive &amp; skill-based play, and there's been no shortage of fan pushback since its implementation. <br><br><br>8  WANT IT: Solos And/Or Duos <br><br><br><br><br><br>This is hardly a new issue, but it remains a particularly frequently desired feature among the playerbase. Respawn has, of course, introduced both solos &amp; duos as temporary special event game modes. <br><br><br>But as of yet, any permanent additions to Apex's selection of game modes continue to elude implementation, beyond the Ranked Leagues introduced during season two. Needless to say, there are quite a few fans that would be overjoyed to see either solos or duos make the roster. <br><br><br>7  LOSE IT: Hammerpoint Hop-Up <br><br><br><br><br><br>The Hammerpoint Rounds for the Mozambique and P2020 were initially exciting prospects. Introduced alongside the highly overpowered Disruptor Rounds, the idea behind Hammerpoint Rounds was to lend some utility to what were otherwise practically useless and frequently ignored weapons. <br><br><br>That said, they haven't exactly excelled with that role in the long run. They can be useful in the very early game, as they do increase the damage done to unshielded opponents. But even with this upgrade, both the Mozambique and P2020 firmly remain the most maligned weapons in the game. Back to the drawing board with this one. <br><br><br>6  WANT IT: New Legends <br><br><br><br><br><br>Of course, we already know we'll get one. Perhaps two? Time will tell, but that does leave us with a singular burning question - who will it be? <br><br><br>Respawn's done really well when it comes to rolling out awesome new characters to choose from, so hopes here are pretty high. Leaks and rumors abound, with one potential candidate being "Revenant," who might actually be the spooky game master of the Halloween Shadowfall event. Other possibilities include " Reckoner, " with an interesting set of shield-stealing and damaging abilities, and a mysterious newcomer referred to as "Loba." <br><br><br>5  LOSE IT: World's Edge <br><br><br> Via: Respawn Entertainment <br><br><br>World's Edge isn't the worst map, all things considered, and it's been a pretty fresh change of scenery after two entire seasons spent picking apart King's Canyon. However, it has already grown a bit stale, and does possess its fair share of glaring issues. <br><br><br>Players have been particularly outspoken concerning its problematic loot distribution and the prevalence of wide, open, and consequentially boring spaces to battle in. Wherever Respawn takes us next, we're hoping they took some notes concerning what didn't work with World's Edge. <br><br><br>4  WANT IT: Dual Wielding <br><br><br><br><br><br>Whether as a new, paired weapon or a hop-up modification for existing weapons (with the Mozambique being a frequent suggestion), dual-wielding has been a feature players have petitioned for over a considerable length of time. <br><br><br>In pursuing the hop-up route, it might prove more successful than the Hammerpoints in bringing some life to the Mozambique and P2020. Players could conceivably be given the option to pick up a second Mozambique as a hop-up rather than a standalone weapon. <br><br><br>3  LOSE IT: The Overpowered Charge Rifle <br><br><br><br><br><br>We wanted to be careful about how we phrased this, because the Charge Rifle is a neat concept in itself. However, it is also one of the most frequently complained about weapons for season three. <br><br><br>Even after being nerfed, the Charge Rifle is easily one of the strongest and often abused weapons in the game right now. We don't necessarily want to leave it behind entirely, but given the way most players seem to regard it at the moment, it still clearly needs some balancing. <br><br><br>2  WANT IT: A PVE Mode <br><br><br> via: Respawn Entertainment <br><br><br>Rumors of a PVE mode for Apex Legends have been lurking in the fan community for some time now, and players are quick to leap at any obscure leak or unused code that might imply as much being on the horizon. <br><br><br>Beyond providing an alternative to Apex Legends' base gameplay, it'd make a great opportunity to explore the lore and story behind the Apex games and its characters, and considering it takes place in the Titanfall universe , there's a lot for Respawn to play with in terms of ideas. <br><br><br>1  LOSE IT: The Grenade Throwing Arc Bug <br><br><br><br><br><br>Does the idea of leaving a bug behind as we plow into season four make for a hot take? You wouldn't think so, no. But given that this particularly problematic bug impacting an important aspect of gameplay has persisted for more than a month, it might be hotter than we'd initially suspect. <br><br><br>Since a certain early December update went live, players across the board have reported a bug that deprives them of the visual throwing arc used for aiming grenade tosses. Since a single, well-placed throwable can change the entire course of a fight, it's likely needless to point out that this bug has been squarely blamed for many losses. <br><br><br>NEXT: EA: 10 Best Games Of The Last Decade, Ranked (According To Metacritic) <br>
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