Apex Legends gamers have discovered a secret new focal point hidden in a mountain between Storm Catcher and Thunder Watch on Storm Level. It’s referred to as Secret Facility and has doorways, stairs, ziplines, and even loot—leaving many intrigued as to what this facility will likely be used for this season.
Proper now, the one approach to entry this place is through the use of a capability that clips by means of the mountain. Gamers can do that through the use of Octane’s Launch Pad or Horizon’s Gravity Carry to ship a trident up part of the mountain after which drive it by means of the wall. However some gamers like YouTuber RossTheeSquirrel assume that afterward, it is going to be correctly added as a part of the final Kill Code occasion.
This place is stuffed with metallic heads and our bodies that look lots like those from the primary Kill Code occasion referred to as A Thief’s Bane. In that occasion, Apex gamers performed as Loba and entered a spot the place engineers have been bringing Revenant back to life.
This new space seems to be lots like that one, and gamers assume it may be a part of the final massive occasion that’s going to occur this Apex season. It may also have one thing to do with the Rebellion Assortment occasions which might be going to occur later this yr.
For now, gamers try their greatest to achieve this secret spot. They wish to entry this hidden zone not simply because it’s powerful to get there and should maintain secrets and techniques, but in addition as a result of it’s a secure place the place they’ll discover actually good loot.
Nevertheless, some are frightened it’d flip into a spot the place others simply camp round in ranked video games, and so they’re asking the builders to fix it so nobody can’t get there.
Although folks really feel completely different about it, it’s nonetheless fairly cool that this place was discovered, even when it was sooner than anticipated. It’s added a whole lot of enjoyable to this season which has simply begun and is about to finish on Feb. 13, 2024.
