Respawn Entertainment extends its second Anniversary Collection Event after discussing investigations into players being unable to log in.
Respawn Entertainment’s mainstream fight royale Apex Legends turned two years of age this month, and festivities started with the Apex Legends Anniversary Collection Event on February 9. Fans have had the option to open restricted-time beautifying agents, including 12 Legendary skins, and the occasion was set to run until February 23. Respawn reported today that it will currently be accessible through March 2 at 10:00 a.m. PT.
Network and login issues are, by all accounts, not the only issues that have tormented Apex Legends as of late. Another update was put out on February 10 to determine an issue with the Anniversary Collection Event’s legacy pack resetting. Players who were influenced by that bug were offered Apex Packs as remuneration the next week. There are other pervasive worries in the fight royale not straightforwardly identified with the second-commemoration occasion, as well.
Another generally announced bug has been keeping Apex Legends players from plundering passing boxes from their adversaries, which means they can’t gather gear as a prize for their endeavors. Game equilibrium is likewise a long-running undertaking for Respawn, as lead game designer Daniel Klein as of late talked about challenges adjusting the Legend Caustic. Notwithstanding these continuous issues, numerous players will no doubt be eager to get an additional week of time to possibly open the Anniversary Collection Event beautifying agents.
Such an event in a real sense comes once every year, all things considered, and the assortment of skins for characters and weapons offers a decent method to show one’s dedication to Respawn Entertainment’s fight royale. Nonetheless, Apex Legends will be delivering on Switch after the occasion closes, even with this augmentation, so anybody standing by to play on Nintendo’s half and half console should hang tight for one year from now to get any commemorative loot.
Apex Legends is available now for PC, PS4, and Xbox One. It will release for Nintendo Switch on March 9.
