Respawn announced that it'll be addressing one of its most controversial changes for the next season, although there's still a lot of room for improvement.
Respawn Entertainment has decided to reverse one of the most controversial changes to its new Apex Legends battle pass system: the ability to buy a premium battle pass only with real-world currency, although it didn’t address other issues.
Recommended Videos “You’ve spoken, and we’ve listened,” the post read. “We recognize that we could have handled the Battle Pass changes better—that’s on us.” Besides tweaks to available rewards, Respawn didn’t announce any other changes. This means there will still be a new premium track that costs $20 and features extra levels, legendary skin variants, more exotic shards, and access to all legends while the battle pass was active. It was called Premium+, but it’s been changed to Ultimate+.
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