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<br> | <br>Neill Blomkamp, the director of movies such as District 9 and Elysium , has been approached by fans on Twitter about the possibility of a new skin for popular Apex Legends character Pathfinder. The skin in question is based on his own 2015 sci fi film, Chapp<br><br> <br>Blomkamp’s Chappie is about a robot with an advanced artificial intelligence who starts out child-like and innocent, before eventually going off on a bit of a murderous rampage. Pathfinder is also a highly intelligent robot, and is prone to shooting and killing his fellow champions. Considering the similarities between the two robots, what with their similar demeanors and aesthetic designs, a Chappie inspired skin for Pathfinder actually seems to make a lot of se<br><br> <br>While it’s no way a confirmation that a skin for Pathfinder is on the way, if the CEO of the company is on board then it seems highly likely this skin may come into existence. Plus, [https://apexgamepulse.com/ https://apexgamepulse.Com] considering the incredible and sudden popularity of Apex Legends , it’s only a matter of time before they start doling out special skins for all of their characters. Respawn also recently unveiled their road map for the game, revealing that new characters, seasons and a battle pass are on the way. Special skins such as one based on Blomkamp’s own murderous robot could very well be one of the special items available on that battle p<br><br> <br>"I can tell you it wasn’t worth it. I now own every single blue rarity item in the game, along with countless legendaries for almost every gun and legend in the game, none of which I really care for or wanted. All in the hunt for a set of items that has a less than 1 percent chance of droppi<br><br>In his latest venture, Chris has assembled some stunning concept artwork onto two pairs of Jordans. On the one pair, we see the Legend that is Bloodhound - incorporating the yellow, green, red, and black shades from the hound's attire - with just a hint near the bottom of the sneaker of the Apex Legends logo. If you are a fan of the game, there's no doubt that you wouldn't know who this sneaker was trying to interpret straight off the bat.<br><br> <br>What the redditor stresses most heavily is that they were and remain entirely cognizant of their poor odds and the manipulative nature of loot boxes, yet they still fell for paying hundreds of dollars into a game that's otherwise completely free to enjoy. Clarifying that they've put "hours into Overwatch and Rocket League ," which each sport their own loot box-centric monetization models, without ever falling down this deep of a rabbit hole, they say that what drove them most was that their friends collected their own Heirloom Sets " in only a few crates " and " all the streamers have them ." Wanting players who also think themselves above the predatory model Apex Packs present, they conclude, " Don't be like m<br><br> <br>With Zampella seemingly approving this skin suggested by both fans of the movie and Blomkamp himself, perhaps other directors could similarly suggest their own skins. Could Michael Bay suggest a Bad Boys skin, or David Fincher suggest a Fight Club inspired skin? Everyone is getting on board with Apex Legends as it grows more and more popular with each passing week. It’s only a matter of time before Hollywood comes calling, for some of that sweet battle royale expos<br><br> <br>In an attempt to remind their fellow **Apex Legends ** players of how easy it is to blow a wild amount of money on loot boxes, one gamer admits to having spent $500 on Apex Packs in their pursuit of unlocking the game's rarest item set. Apex Legends is a massively popular and incredibly well-received free-to-play battle royale game by Respawn Entertainment, the creators of the Titanfall series. The watchword here is "free-to-play," though, and the game's monetization scheme is designed to compensate for the title's lack of an entry <br><br>Apex Legends  seems to be the word on so many gamers lips right now and not always for the best reasons due to the amounting debate whether it will overtake Fortnite with some saying Apex Legends is better while others saying Fortnite will always be top, but there's one thing I think we can all agree on and that these Apex Legends inspired sneakers are dope.<br><br> <br>While we’ve heard little from the rapper regarding his plans for esports domination since then, he has now come forward and declared an interest in conquering the Apex Legends competitive sphere. The tweet included a photo of the "Crank That" and "Kiss Me Through The Phone" artist staring at an Apex Legends lobby, a smattering of miscellaneous video game controllers splayed out next to a pile of Xbox One games stacked atop a PS4 Pro on the table before <br><br>Now, I'm sure you're wondering how you can get your hands on these and what part of your soul do you have to sell. Presently, they aren't for sale nor have they gone into production, but Tina Sanchez who is a game developer on Apex Legends and producer at Respawn made the comment on Twitter that she wants a pair of these - Chris replied that they should do some official customs for Apex Legends . Tina went on to tag the community manager and project lead at Respawn - so watch this space - you could very well be sliding around in your very own Apex Legends Sneakers.<br> | ||
Revision as of 06:19, 3 February 2026
Neill Blomkamp, the director of movies such as District 9 and Elysium , has been approached by fans on Twitter about the possibility of a new skin for popular Apex Legends character Pathfinder. The skin in question is based on his own 2015 sci fi film, Chapp
Blomkamp’s Chappie is about a robot with an advanced artificial intelligence who starts out child-like and innocent, before eventually going off on a bit of a murderous rampage. Pathfinder is also a highly intelligent robot, and is prone to shooting and killing his fellow champions. Considering the similarities between the two robots, what with their similar demeanors and aesthetic designs, a Chappie inspired skin for Pathfinder actually seems to make a lot of se
While it’s no way a confirmation that a skin for Pathfinder is on the way, if the CEO of the company is on board then it seems highly likely this skin may come into existence. Plus, https://apexgamepulse.Com considering the incredible and sudden popularity of Apex Legends , it’s only a matter of time before they start doling out special skins for all of their characters. Respawn also recently unveiled their road map for the game, revealing that new characters, seasons and a battle pass are on the way. Special skins such as one based on Blomkamp’s own murderous robot could very well be one of the special items available on that battle p
"I can tell you it wasn’t worth it. I now own every single blue rarity item in the game, along with countless legendaries for almost every gun and legend in the game, none of which I really care for or wanted. All in the hunt for a set of items that has a less than 1 percent chance of droppi
In his latest venture, Chris has assembled some stunning concept artwork onto two pairs of Jordans. On the one pair, we see the Legend that is Bloodhound - incorporating the yellow, green, red, and black shades from the hound's attire - with just a hint near the bottom of the sneaker of the Apex Legends logo. If you are a fan of the game, there's no doubt that you wouldn't know who this sneaker was trying to interpret straight off the bat.
What the redditor stresses most heavily is that they were and remain entirely cognizant of their poor odds and the manipulative nature of loot boxes, yet they still fell for paying hundreds of dollars into a game that's otherwise completely free to enjoy. Clarifying that they've put "hours into Overwatch and Rocket League ," which each sport their own loot box-centric monetization models, without ever falling down this deep of a rabbit hole, they say that what drove them most was that their friends collected their own Heirloom Sets " in only a few crates " and " all the streamers have them ." Wanting players who also think themselves above the predatory model Apex Packs present, they conclude, " Don't be like m
With Zampella seemingly approving this skin suggested by both fans of the movie and Blomkamp himself, perhaps other directors could similarly suggest their own skins. Could Michael Bay suggest a Bad Boys skin, or David Fincher suggest a Fight Club inspired skin? Everyone is getting on board with Apex Legends as it grows more and more popular with each passing week. It’s only a matter of time before Hollywood comes calling, for some of that sweet battle royale expos
In an attempt to remind their fellow **Apex Legends ** players of how easy it is to blow a wild amount of money on loot boxes, one gamer admits to having spent $500 on Apex Packs in their pursuit of unlocking the game's rarest item set. Apex Legends is a massively popular and incredibly well-received free-to-play battle royale game by Respawn Entertainment, the creators of the Titanfall series. The watchword here is "free-to-play," though, and the game's monetization scheme is designed to compensate for the title's lack of an entry
Apex Legends  seems to be the word on so many gamers lips right now and not always for the best reasons due to the amounting debate whether it will overtake Fortnite with some saying Apex Legends is better while others saying Fortnite will always be top, but there's one thing I think we can all agree on and that these Apex Legends inspired sneakers are dope.
While we’ve heard little from the rapper regarding his plans for esports domination since then, he has now come forward and declared an interest in conquering the Apex Legends competitive sphere. The tweet included a photo of the "Crank That" and "Kiss Me Through The Phone" artist staring at an Apex Legends lobby, a smattering of miscellaneous video game controllers splayed out next to a pile of Xbox One games stacked atop a PS4 Pro on the table before
Now, I'm sure you're wondering how you can get your hands on these and what part of your soul do you have to sell. Presently, they aren't for sale nor have they gone into production, but Tina Sanchez who is a game developer on Apex Legends and producer at Respawn made the comment on Twitter that she wants a pair of these - Chris replied that they should do some official customs for Apex Legends . Tina went on to tag the community manager and project lead at Respawn - so watch this space - you could very well be sliding around in your very own Apex Legends Sneakers.