What Cipher Means for Apex Legends Players: Dual Wingman and…
Players can expect a more aggressive meta with dual Wingmans, Crypto's push-forward rework, and raid-based Strongholds that force contested fights. Lifeline's revive shield return also boosts support…
Players can expect a more aggressive meta with dual Wingmans, Crypto's push-forward rework, and raid-based Strongholds that force contested fights. Lifeline's revive shield return also boosts support…
Key points - Apex Legends: Cipher update launches November 3 with Akimbo Wingman, allowing dual-wielded revolvers with less accuracy but more damage. - Crypto gets a rework called Crypto Rewired, with a battery-powered drone, Sentry Mode, and one-button EMP Ultimate. - Strongholds are new raid-based objectives offering crate weapons, corrupted attachments, and EVO shield boosts, but trigger alarms. - Revenant and Lifeline receive buffs, including Lifeline's returning revive shield and Revenant's faster abilities and new upgrades. - Ranked updates add Legend Bans in Diamond lobbies and above, where players vote to ban certain Legends.
Timeline - November 3: Apex Legends: Cipher update launches with Akimbo Wingman, Crypto rework, Strongholds, and Legend buffs.
FAQ
Q: When does the Cipher update come out? A: Apex Legends: Cipher launches on November 3.
Q: What is the Akimbo Wingman? A: It's a new option to dual-wield Wingman revolvers, trading some accuracy for bigger damage and closer-range fights.
Q: What are Strongholds in Apex Legends? A: Strongholds are raid-based objectives that Respawn calls the evolution of care packages. You raid them for crate weapons, corrupted attachments, and EVO shield boosts, but alarms alert nearby enemies.
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