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Apex Legends has controversially shifted its battle pass behind a paywall. The game’s season 22 will be launching soon, and the change is set to be implemented in the update. The move faced criticism from players who were okay with the status quo and respected the effort and time sunk into the game. Also Read: Aska, the Viking-themed survival game, launches on Steam early access  Apex Legends is a live-service shooter that allows users to play against each other in a battle royale. The game was initially released in 2019 and has grown to be among the best in its genre. The game has grown in popularity as many gamers have shown their loyalty by investing time in grinding to earn rewards.  However, things are about to change with the latest sudden announcement from EA. EA games intend to move the new season’s battle passes behind a paywall that requires players to pay real-life currency. The move was criticized by fans who were previously able to buy the game passes using Apex Coins earned in the game.  EA explains the Apex Legends battle pass changes Starting with Season 22, we’re evolving the Apex Legends Battle Pass to improve your experience and progression goals. Read on to learn everything to know about the upcoming changes or check out the infographic below to learn more. 📃: https://t.co/kg5NhlFfVq pic.twitter.com/i516ktP9ma — Apex Legends (@PlayApex) July 8, 2024 In the move announced by EA, earned battle passes will be scrapped, and players will need to pay with real-life currency instead. The announcement introduced the split seasonal offerings, which are set to start from $9.99. The change also introduced another $19.99 bundle that is available for purchase. Prior to season 22, players could grind in the game to earn the in-game currency they could use to…

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