While there were a variety of factors which helped the game to perform well at launch, the current figures aren’t exactly encouraging or indicative of any sort of resurgence.
Apex enjoyed figures as high as 674,000 back in February. That’s actually not a bad figure per se it actually is slightly better than the last recorded figure, thus ending a trend of decline for the game’s viewership. That said, the game’s Twitch viewership did reach a peak of 35,000 concurrent viewers. However, while that may or may not have proven effective, the launch hasn’t helped the game’s Twitch viewership much. The first wave Apex Legends AimBot was a borderline tsunami that one of the Quaid brothers would probably start in a TZ disaster movie about in the nineties. Moreover, it seemed that EA was seeking to address plenty of fan criticisms, which seemed to be a good way to keep the game’s player count steady. Since releasing in 2019, it feels as if apex legends has popularity has come in waves. It was the biggest release of new content since the game’s launch back in February. Apex Legends Season 2’s Poor Launch Leads to Drop in Value of EA Sharesīattle Charge (the official name of Apex Legends Season 2), launched on the 2nd of July, bringing a new Legend, new weapon, new map rework, and a whole lot more.
