Apex Legends cause confusion at new collection event • Nintendo Connect

In case of publication Apex Legends To Nintendo Switch On March 9, 2021, E.A. And Response Entertainment present the event collecting Chaos Theory. From March 9th to 23rd, it will celebrate Outlaws’ infamous and murderous scientist Caustic, and will introduce many modifications and new ways to play the famous Battle Royale.

Additional details about the event include:

• Caustic-Stadepernham – Caustic filtration provides players with a dominant new mousetrap with high quality boot loads. To prevent the fuel spilled from reaching the ocean at the crash site, soldiers must expel the toxic fluid from the facility center to gain temporary access to the four cage gold looted items.
• Thanks- Eskalationsübernahme – New game genre “Ring Frenzy Escalation Takeover” makes life difficult for players with one or more ring flares within the current ring. Ring expanders take damage equal to the ring damage for the current circuit. In addition, players can use the heat shield, which creates a new dome, which creates a protective dome, which briefly directs the deadly effect of the ring. Thermal shields are located in a new living space, which aims to eliminate the choice between ordinary prey and mobile response transmitters and situational aids such as heat shields.
• Chaos Theory Collection Event – With a reward line that includes new playful cosmetics, the event features the famous Grabber and EVA-8 armor skins, daily rewards and challenges and 24 themed event-limited beauty products. All 24 items can be purchased directly (using Apex Coins and Craft Metals) and will be included in event Apex packages for the duration of the event. Players who collect all 24 event items will inherit Bangalore. After the event, the heirloom will be available to all players through the hereditary craft.
• Matchmaking without filling – A new way to play as a separate legend assigned to you playlist selected without a group of players. This feature offers players plenty of creative opportunities to play in their own way.