Respawn Entertainment dropped a new trailer for the launch of Apex Legends season 6, revealing the next Legend joining the roster and her name is Rampart. She’s bringing her signature tool called Sheila but It’s still unclear if it’s a weapon or some kind of support unique to the character.
We don’t know the exact details about Rampart aside from her being an “expert modder” but we do know that this Legend will be available once Season 6 goes live on August 18.
EA’s official site provided more details about Season 6 which is called ‘Boosted’. Crafting is coming to Apex Legends which gives players the opportunity to “Collect materials around the map and build something better!” based on the site.
If you’re familiar with Titanfall 2’s weaponry, you’ll be familiar with the new weapon added into Apex Legends - the energy-based SMG called the Volt. Season 6 will also include the Boosted Battle Pass that has over 100 items to unlock, which is an array of Legendary Skins, sprays, and other cosmetics. Season 6 also means the start of Ranked Series 5.
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