Apex Legends™: Amped Patch Notes
Get ready for the launch of Amped with Olympus reworks, buffs to Valkyrie, Rampart, and Horizon, Ranked tuning, and more in our complete patch notes. Season 27: Amped is starting now—join the excitement!
Season Highlights
- Major changes to Olympus map
- Valkyrie returns to dominate the skies
- Rampart and Horizon receive improvements
- The meta shifts toward close-range combat with the new Double Tap Alternator Hop-Up and Gold Laser Sight available for pistols and SMGs
- Fun updates introduced to Tridents
Gather your squad and prepare to dive into the Amped experience!
Additional Information
For deeper insights into key updates of Amped, please check out our highlights blog from last week. Continue reading for a detailed breakdown of all seasonal changes.
Anti-Cheat Enhancements
As part of ongoing efforts to fight cheating in Apex Legends, a new detection model was launched in early October to identify third-party bots.
"In just two weeks, over 1,000 bot accounts were banned. The majority of bans occurred on Windows PC (71%) and Switch (21%). Bot detections surged initially, confirming that the new system is effective, and then declined as those accounts were removed."
This demonstrates a significant step forward in maintaining fair play throughout the game.
Author's Summary
Season 27: Amped revamps gameplay with new map changes, character buffs, weapon updates, and effective anti-cheat measures enhancing the overall experience.
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