At this point, Apex Legends reworking older characters' kits and abilities (as developer Respawn has previously done with Lifeline and Revenant) is not new, so fans have a rough idea of what to expect from everyone's favorite hunter Bloodhound when their rework drops with Season 30. Of course, Bloodhound mains should be preparing for their new kits, and every Apex Legends character should be prepared for their terrifying new Ultimate.
Alongside Bloodhound's rework, the Apex Legends team is obviously introducing a ton of new content for the popular battle royale game as well. World's Edge is getting a map adjustment for the first time in a long time, one that brings back popular POIs without pulling back from the competitive integrity of the map, and Season 30 is bringing in a ton of loot changes. Not only will players finally see the weapon stats of Apex Legends, but this change comes alongside new Corrupted Attachments for Apex Legends' guns. Plus, Loba and Rampart get buffs, some loot options are changing, and there's the standard selection of Battle Pass options to boot.
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