Apex Legends players think they\u2019ve spotted first Season 4 teaser The very first teaser for Apex Legends Season 4 may have just crashed landed in World\u2019s Edge, after players noticed what appeared to be a burning meteor fly through the center of Capitol City before impacting on the side of a building. With Apex\u2019s third season winding down, and the excitement of Crypto\u2019s release and the move to World\u2019s Edge well and truly worn off, players are keeping their eyes peeled for the next teaser that could kick-start the game\u2019s new event. After a few false starts surrounding a glitched notification and an image of World\u2019s Edge\u2019s skyhook potentially in peril was shot down by Respawn devs, it seems like something more tangible \u2014 and hot \u2014 may have just crash-landed. Is the mysterious projectile a meteor? The short in-game clip, captured by Reddit user \u2018TTeeckCorba\u2019 and shared on January 9, appears to show a burning meteor come flying out of the right side of the screen, before exploding into one of the buildings in Capitol City. The real question is: was it really a meteor? There\u2019s every chance it could be another one of the multitudes of bugs plaguing the battle royale at the moment, which has seen everything from disappearing maps to invincible characters. The meteor\u2019s tail does look similar to the missiles fired by Bangalore and Gibraltar\u2019s ultimates, leading some to suggest it could be rogue projectiles from those abilities that have made their way to where TTeeckCorba was looting. This theory is helped by the fact a Gibraltar ult appears to be rumbling in the distance, but considering how quickly the explosive projectile flies into frame and detonates, others aren\u2019t so sure it could have traveled that far between the time the noise appeared, and the detonation. According to another Apex player in the Reddit thread, however, this isn\u2019t a one-off event \u2014 they\u2019ve seen the apparent meteor strike twice before, also in Capitol City, but they haven\u2019t recorded the incident because they didn\u2019t quite believe it. \u201cGlad you captured it,\u201d \u2018CSEnzley\u2019 said, and admitted other meteors have landed. \u201cI\u2019ve seen it twice in this area but always convinced myself it was something else just acting in a strange way. This settles it though, it\u2019s something different for sure.\u201d Other players agreed it couldn\u2019t have been an ult ability gone rogue. One keen Apex fan, \u2018Ghost-Of-Nappa,\u2019 even listened to the sounds a few times, and concluded it was \u201cdefinitely not a Gibraltar ult\u201d because of the lack of \u201chorn indicating the start,\u201d and \u201cno further explosive sounds indicating a lingering ult.\u201d They also added it couldn\u2019t have been a Gibraltar missile hitting an Octane launch pad because of the \u201cperfectly straight trajectory,\u201d and added \u201citems bounced off the pad are affected by gravity and will arc [but] the tail of the meteor is perfectly straight. I\u2019m fairly certain this is a new event.\u201d Could Season 4\u2019s teaser be right around the corner? If the footage from TTeeckCorba, and the added information from CSEnzley, is legitimate, the meteor could well be a precursor for something more. Towards the end of Season 2, mysterious hacker Crypto began appearing across King\u2019s Canyon, digitally altering player banners, breaking computers, and generally just running riot across the game\u2019s original map. In the end, it turned out he was trying to take the Apex Games to another world, an objective he succeeded with at the turn of the season. Season 2 swung into Season 3, and players landed in World\u2019s Edge for the \u2018Meltdown\u2019 era. Funnily enough, this isn\u2019t the first time a potential meteor strike has been teased in a modern battle royale either, with genre-titan Fortnite wiping popular drop-spot Dusty Depot off the map in an event at the end of their own third season in 2018. Players will also be wondering how the crash could tie into the game\u2019s leaked new character Revenant, the creepy mastermind behind the Shadowfall LTM. While the simulacrum brought zombies into Apex, meteors don\u2019t seem quite up his alley. What is coming in Apex Legends Season 4? Whether or not the meteor is tied to Revenant, or any of the other characters that have been data-mined and leaked, and whether the meteor is real, players can expect the Season 4 teasers to start soon, with Season 3 nearly over. According to Respawn, Season 4 is set to begin on Tuesday, February 4, exactly a year after the shock release of the character-based battle royale. The game\u2019s much-maligned third season is expected to end around the same time. As well as the new legend joining the Apex Games, players can expect a number of new weapons, including the recently data-mined Volt SMG, and the CAR SMG, both of which first started life in Respawn\u2019s Titanfall series. For now, however, players will have to wait with bated breath to see if Respawn weighs in on the meteor. They were quick to damn the glitched banner on Wednesday, so they may condemn this one to the \u201cbug\u201d realm too. If they don\u2019t say anything though, their potential silence could be deafening \u2014 if it really is the beginning of Season 4\u2019s in-game changeover event, they may not want to ruin the surprise until more players have seen the meteor fly by in the sky.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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