Bangalore’s Smoke Launcher can give her team a chance to escape, or regroup, or change position which can turn the tide when the bullets are flying. His Grappling Hook is great, but in terms of effectiveness for the team it just doesn't do much. Gibraltar puts up a shield while he's firing off his gun, giving him some cover while he's in the middle of a tense gun battle with other players. For example, Bloodhound can track enemy footsteps which can help the team know who's been through the area. His passive ability is nothing compared to the other champions. In comparison to other champions, Pathfinder’s kit also looks rather paltry. Sure you can potentially use it to either get away from or fling yourself towards enemy squads, but doing so leaves your teammates high and dry.
It also doesn’t have much practical use for your teammates either. Getting a hang of the hook is difficult and will take countless tries to use it the way you may have seen the pros use it. Some players have discovered some really cool ways to use the grappling hook that can make you a very deadly robot man.īut in order to do any of these tricks and use the Grappling Hook in effective ways, you’re going to need a lot of practice. Pathfinder’s hook works great and allows him to be able to jump around the map with incredible ease, and it can be handy in a fight to get to a new position.
Let’s face it, grappling hooks are just inherently cool. The best thing about Pathfinder is undeniably his Grappling Hook. It also leaves you as a sitting duck for snipers while you’re hacking. If you make all the way to the end it could help you plan out the best place to set up camp, but it just doesn’t have a whole lot of use at the beginning of a match. On the other, a perfect hitbox could potentially render the smallest characters harder to hit compared to the more bulky ones.įor more on Apex Legends, we recently updated our guide.This is a pretty weak passive ability as knowing where the ring is going to close is only going to be useful in very specific situations. On one hand, you want the hitbox to always match the character's outline for consistency, and readability. Hitboxes will always be a sticky subject in shooters, especially those where characters have varying body types.
I can't say anything more for now but we hear you guys," wrote community manager Jay Frechette. "We are definitely aware of it and we were actually discussing it today. Posts discussing the issue blew up on the game's subreddit since then, but luckily, developer Respawn Entertainment is aware of these concerns. YouTuber SookieSpy showed this off in a video released last week, which you can watch below. Mismatched hitboxes could lead to characters appearing bigger than they are, and can potentially make it harder to line up shots accurately since shots you don't expect to register would, and vice versa.
This creates a mismatch between what you see, and what the game considers part of Pathfinder's body. Unlike most of the roster, Pathfinder's hitbox appears to extend around it in a way it doesn't for the rest of them. Pathfinder, of course, being the agile, grapple hook-wielding hero in Apex Legends. The hitboxes for Legends in Apex Legends are generally fairly accurate, but one player found them to be uneven for Pathfinder.
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