E3 2019: Apex Legends Season 2 Revealed At EA Play

QuintLyn Bowers
By QuintLyn Bowers, News Editor Posted:
Share:

This weekend, as part of the ongoing E3 festivities, EA held its EA Play conference, filling players in on some of the things they can expect in the coming year. Among the reveals was one for the Apex Legends Season 2 Update.

The nearly 30 minute reveal highlighted a new weapon, mode, battle pass details, and the game's 10th Legend, Wattson -- as well as detailed the current Season 1 Legendary Hunt event and how it works.

Season Two -- titled Battle Charge -- will drop July 2. When it hits, players will have access to the L-Star, a full autofire weapon that Titanfall 2 players may recognize. It's a rather OP care package weapon -- meaning it has limited amounts of ammo that cannot be replenished with what players find around the map.

As for the new Legend, Wattson is a "static defender" She's a skilled engineer with electrifying abilities. Using electricity, she has the power to destroy missiles, create electric fences, and more.

As is always the case, more information on Season 2 and its upcoming content is available on the Apex Legends site.

Share:
Got a news tip? Contact us directly here!

In this article: EA, Apex Legends.

About the Author

QuintLyn Bowers
QuintLyn Bowers, News Editor

QuintLyn is a long-time lover of all things video game related will happily talk about them to anyone that will listen. She began writing about games for various gaming sites a little over ten years ago and has taken on various roles in the games community.

More Stories by QuintLyn Bowers

Discussion (1)

rickshaw 4 years ago
Cosmetics messed it up, gold glitter and bright colours :(
The best thing they could of done is not make this type of change, they should of concentrated on the environment and new ordinary weapons, that's what made the game, its what separated it from the over blown cosmetic stupe fest called Fornite..


Read Next

E3 2019: Smilegate's CrossFire X Coming To Xbox One

Directly following the big news that was seven years in the making was the announcement that Smilegate's hugely successful FPS CrossFire would also be heading to the Xbox One next year, in a form titled "CrossFire X." Dubbe...

By Jason Winter -

You May Enjoy