Apex Legends April 10 patch notes: Vantage fix, Flatline skin nerf, reverted key binds
Apex Legends' April 10 patch introduced a set of minor changes to the game including a Vantage fix, a nerf to the Splash Zone Flatline skin, and reverted key binds to the Remove/Transfer attachment function.
Apex Legends' April 10 patch didn't introduce any fresh content to the game, but it did fix a number of issues that have been frustrating the community for a while.
From a nerf to the pay-to-win Flatline skin to the decision to revert the Remove/Transfer key bind, it's safe to say the small update is getting a lot of attention from the community.
So, let's break down all of the changes that arrived in the Apex Legends April 10 patch notes.
Apex Legends April 10 patch notes
For starters, Respawn made the decision to revert the 'Remove/Transfer' key bind changes that switched Transfer to left click and Remove to right click. As you would expect, this caused a lot of confusion among players and the devs have decided to switch the actions back to their original key binds.
Next, a fix was rolled out to Vantage's companion Echo, who was spawning at the wrong location when deployed. On top of this, players from Belgium can now buy Sun Squad Collection Event skins.
Finally, the Splash Zone Flatline's iron sights received a nerf after being labelled as pay-to-win and broken by the community.
The cosmetic previously gave users a small advantage thanks to the increased visibility when ADSing. The sight has now been changed so it has the same coverage as standard Flatline skins.
While this update didn't include countless changes, it did introduce a set of significant fixes that have been frustrating the community over recent weeks.
That's all we know about the Apex Legends April 10 patch notes. For more on Respawn's Battle Royale, check out all we know about Apex Legends Season 17.
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Alex Garton
Alex is a Senior Writer at GGRecon. With a BA (Hons) in English, he has previously written for Dexerto & Gfinity. Specialising in Call of Duty & Apex Legends, he loves (attempting) to improve his aim in competitive shooters and will always make time for a single-player RPG.
