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Apex Legends Update 1.94: Full Patch Notes Detailed

1970-01-01 00:00
A new update has been rolled out for Apex Legends, adding in some new fixes for the game's latest next-gen update.
Apex Legends Update 1.94: Full Patch Notes Detailed

A new update has been rolled out for Apex Legends, adding in some new fixes for the game's latest next-gen update.

Things have been looking a little rocky in Apex Legends lately, with the recent launch of the game's next-gen update causing some issues amongst players. Those dipping into the game on Xbox Series X|S consoles have been met with a number of performance issues, particularly when using a third party controller.

Aside from third party controllers not working, players on all next-gen consoles have encountered frame rate issues and having their settings reset without warning. All of this has proven to be a point of frustration for many players, having anxiously anticipated the next-gen update.

Thankfully, Respawn have taken notice of the issues, putting out a couple of fixes that should get things back on track.

Apex Legends Update 1.94: Next-Gen Fixes, Storm Point Bug Fixes

Below, we've detailed the full list of updates that have made their way to Apex Legends in the latest 1.94 patch:

  • Fixed issue where Wattson and Pathfinder were unable to place their abilities on Storm Point
  • Fixed FOV bug after completing Bangalore Story Event
  • Fixed third-party controllers not working on Xbox Series X|S.
  • Various next-gen console fixes

While this latest update is small and doesn't add in any new content, it should help to keep things running smoothly on next-gen consoles. Wattson and Pathfinder mains will also no doubt welcome the fixes to their abilities when playing on Storm Point.

As for the "various next-gen console fixes" there have been no specific details over whaat this refers to. However, it's likey safe to assume that these will be general performance-based fixes.