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The new patch has updated the Splash Zone's default sights to more closely resemble the standard Flatline iron sights. Though some players
In addition to the Splash Zone update, the new patch has also addressed an issue with attaching and swapping weapon attachments in the game's inventory screen. When the Sun Squad Collection Event first went live, PC players noticed that the default button to add or remove attachments had been swapped. Instead of clicking the left mouse button to remove an attachment and the right mouse button to swap it, players had to click the right mouse button to remove attachments and the left mouse button to swap them. Now that it's been fixed, some players are joking that, after spending two weeks with the bug, their muscle memory will
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patch was released today, finally addressing the "pay-to-win" Flatline skin that was introduced to the game nearly two weeks ago. The Splash Zone Flatline skin--which arrived in game as part of the
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in late March, but no changes were made until the release of today's 16.1.1 patch. Though no
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were released, Respawn did list some of the recent changes via a Tweet.The new patch has updated the Splash Zone's default sights to more closely resemble the standard Flatline iron sights. Though some players
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over the news, others are
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. The iron sights are unlikely to affect gameplay for casual players, but esports professionals and other high-ranking players have been outspoken about their disappointment in the new skin, with 100 Thieves' member
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be given to players who purchased the skin.In addition to the Splash Zone update, the new patch has also addressed an issue with attaching and swapping weapon attachments in the game's inventory screen. When the Sun Squad Collection Event first went live, PC players noticed that the default button to add or remove attachments had been swapped. Instead of clicking the left mouse button to remove an attachment and the right mouse button to swap it, players had to click the right mouse button to remove attachments and the left mouse button to swap them. Now that it's been fixed, some players are joking that, after spending two weeks with the bug, their muscle memory will
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">Apex Legends</a> patch was released today, finally addressing the "pay-to-win" Flatline skin that was introduced to the game nearly two weeks ago. The Splash Zone Flatline skin--which arrived in game as part of the <a href="
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">gave anyone using it an unfair advantage</a>. This was <a href="
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">addressed by Respawn</a> in late March, but no changes were made until the release of today's 16.1.1 patch. Though no <a href="
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" data-has-image="false"><blockquote align="center" class="twitter-tweet" data-conversation="none" data-mce-disable-toolbar="true"><p dir="ltr">Highlights from today's <a href="
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">@playapex</a> patch include:<br />🖱️ Remove/Transfer attachment buttons have been reverted<br />🦇 Echo now spawns in the correct location when deployed<br />☀️ Belgian accounts can now purchase Sun Squad skins<br />👁️ Splash Zone Flatline has received updated iron sights</p> — Respawn (@Respawn) <a href="
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">April 10, 2023</a></blockquote> <text></text> </div><p>The new patch has updated the Splash Zone's default sights to more closely resemble the standard Flatline iron sights. Though some players <a href="
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">apathetic</a>. The iron sights are unlikely to affect gameplay for casual players, but esports professionals and other high-ranking players have been outspoken about their disappointment in the new skin, with 100 Thieves' member <a href="
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">NiceWigg demanding refunds</a> be given to players who purchased the skin.</p><p dir="ltr">In addition to the Splash Zone update, the new patch has also addressed an issue with attaching and swapping weapon attachments in the game's inventory screen. When the Sun Squad Collection Event first went live, PC players noticed that the default button to add or remove attachments had been swapped. Instead of clicking the left mouse button to remove an attachment and the right mouse button to swap it, players had to click the right mouse button to remove attachments and the left mouse button to swap them. Now that it's been fixed, some players are joking that, after spending two weeks with the bug, their muscle memory will <a href="
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