Apex Legends News

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Code 100 Apex Legends PS4 - error code explained and how to fix

Apex Legends Code 100 for PS4 is a somewhat common error code that players experience when playing the battle royale, halting progress and presenting the error "unable to complete EA sign in". Popping up more and more, this error can be a major pain for those who are trying to win their next match or rank up their battle pass and unlock new tiers of rewards.

The error code is one of a number of codes that Apex Legends players can suffer from but as with most error codes, the problem is likely not with you and is a wider issue being suffered by EA and Respawn. So, at least you won't be alone if you do suffer from the Code 100 Apex Legends issue on PS4.

Lets dive into Apex Legends Code 100 on PS4 and explain what is means and what you can do to try and fix it.

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Apex Legends is patching out a popular movement tech exploit

Apex Legends is getting rid of tap-strafing, a bit of movement tech that allows players to do speedy mid-air turns without losing any momentum. It was never an intended game mechanic, but something high-level players have discovered that makes it incredibly tough to shoot at them. But last night, Respawn announced that they're doing away with tap-strafing in the battle royale's next patch.

Respawn Entertainment will be removing tap-strafing from Apex Legends in patch 10.1, the studio has confirmed.

The announcement was made via a tweet from the studio's official Twitter account, where it explained the reason for the removal in a frank and clear statement.

If you're unsure what tap-strafing is, it's essentially a high-level in-game technique that allows a player to perform fast movement changes without impacting speed and momentum. To put it simply, it's a trick that can be used to make you harder to shoot (especially in the air), whilst providing all the advantages of being mobile. Think of it as a dodge-roll, albeit one Respawn never intended you to use.

Last night, Respawn updated Apex Legends to apply some much-needed nerfs to Seer. He's the most recent Legend to arrive in the battle royale, introduced at the start of the current season, and honestly he's been a bit of a pain. Seer's abilities revolve around tracking other players in incredibly disruptive ways, and now the devs have made a few changes to make him a little less annoying. Unfortunately, the changes don't seem that noticeable - I played Apex for three hours last night and didn't actually realise there'd been a patch.