{"id":14765,"date":"2025-01-28T14:18:29","date_gmt":"2025-01-28T14:18:29","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/dejan.au\/index.php\/2025\/01\/28\/apex-legends-devs-are-making-big-storm-point-map-changes-next-update-dexerto\/"},"modified":"2025-01-28T14:18:29","modified_gmt":"2025-01-28T14:18:29","slug":"apex-legends-devs-are-making-big-storm-point-map-changes-next-update-dexerto","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/dejan.au\/index.php\/2025\/01\/28\/apex-legends-devs-are-making-big-storm-point-map-changes-next-update-dexerto\/","title":{"rendered":"Apex Legends devs are making big Storm Point map changes next update &#8211; Dexerto"},"content":{"rendered":"<p>Apex Legends devs are making big Storm Point map changes next update Respawn EntertainmentRespawn are making several big changes to new Apex Legends map Storm Point next update, including how battle royale circles work on the tropical island, how much cover is littered around the Season 11 battlefield, and more. Apex Legends has undergone huge seasonal changes earlier this month, not least of all thanks to Respawn\u2019s latest battlefield Storm Point that dropped on Nov. 2. The tropical paradise turned battle royale warzone has been relatively well-received since release \u2014 outside holdouts like Shroud, who has his worries about the new Apex map \u2014 but that doesn\u2019t mean it\u2019s not without its faults. Cover is sparse and endgame circles have become a major issue in ranked playlists, leading to unbalanced final firefights. Last week, Apex Legends level designer Rodney Reece asked Respawn\u2019s battle royale fandom for videos, screenshots, and evidence relating to anything slightly off about the Storm Point map, ranging from \u201cbad circle ending locations,\u201d major glitches, and more. On Nov. 10, the developer told eager fans Respawn had heard them loud and clear, and would now be working on the piles of feedback. \u201cThanks to everyone who sent bugs and circle feedback on Storm Point. You made a difference. Lots of bugs smashed and lots of circle clean-up will be out in the map soon,\u201d the map-focused dev confirmed. On top of the end-circle focus, Respawn is changing Storm Point cover, including most barricades and rocks, particularly around Barometer. Reece explained: \u201c[We have changed] things like rocks, which are now larger to provide more cover, [and] some areas have new cover and more in general around chokes.\u201d Players won\u2019t have to wait long for the new Storm Point changes either; Reece confirmed Respawn will ship the updates \u201clong before the season is over.\u201d Thanks to everyone who sent bugs and circle feedback on Storm Point. You made a difference. Lots of bugs smashed and lots of circle clean-up will be in the map soon. (Long before the season is over). #ApexLegends pic.twitter.com\/nMnHgWJpFC \u2014 Rodney Reece (@RodneyReece7) November 11, 2021 They added any end-circle \u201cshould never end on wildlife locations or buildings,\u201d explaining that if it does, players should report that as an Apex Legends bug. The new Storm Point changes aren\u2019t the only tweaks Respawn is already making in the latest season either. Apex Legends made sweeping updates to how ranked progression works ahead of Season 11, and are already diving back into the systems for more changes in the next update. Legends and weapons have yet to come up, however, with Season 11 so far spared from any meta-breaking \u201cmust-picks\u201d for Apex guns or characters alike.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<p>Apex Legends devs are making big Storm Point map changes next update Respawn EntertainmentRespawn are making several big changes to new Apex Legends map Storm Point next update, including how battle royale circles work on the tropical island, how much cover is littered around the Season 11 battlefield, and more. 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