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Welcome to the third party in Apex Legends Podcast hosted by myself Shay and joined as

always by my co-host Henry Henry how was going today?

It's going really well, Shay.

Fun topic today.

Something that I've been looking forward to.

Yeah, today we are talking about if a legend can release too strong or not. It'll be an

interesting one. We've had this conversation on like the behind the scenes of

our podcast a couple of times and definitely off air. I don't know if we've directly brought it, you know, into its own full episode outside of maybe brief chats in the news of other episodes. So I'm looking for this one as well. But before we dive into it, if you want a question answered on the show, asking our discord channel meant for questions or leave in the the form of a five star view on

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All right, let's dive straight in.

Yep.

So like you set us up, Shay, for the longest time ever since this podcast was really started, we've

discussed the impact that new legends have on the game. One of the biggest challenges is how do you design a legend that will actually be competitive.

Like the legend has to be very powerful in order to carve out a player base that will main that legend.

So, how do you do that? Because you also have to preserve the competitive integrity of the game so make

it fairly balanced so why are we talking about this?

Seer is a big motivator behind us.

A lot of players which the seer wasn't in the game, doesn't have a place in the game,

but we've also had a lot of legends that release underpowered

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