Abilities for a steam-themed Apex Legends character have leaked

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A dataminer claims to have uncovered the abilities of Pariah, a inexperienced legend coming to Apex Legends. (She probably South Korean won't be the next legend added to the roster, since details of others characters leaked prior.) According to dataminer Tobias, aka @Biast12, Castaway's military science power is a sonar grenade that reveals hidden enemies for 15 seconds—presumably a wallhack effect. Her ultimate, called Putting to death Romantic, involves setting away a device that releases "a flurry of steam in all directions" but restricts her from moving, and her passive, Aplomb Training, makes her immune thereto steam as well as stupefy personal effects, and lets her run into enemy health parallel bars.

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In a back as movement-focused as Apex Legends, being cragfast in place during an ultimate seems like a high price to pay, but so we don't know how long she'll personify frozen for. The fact she's been given immunity to damage from the steam clean suggests the blast radiates from the "SDM device" kinda than her, so perhaps Pariah will be able to plant the device then school principal for cover before setting it sour. OR peradventur she's antimonopoly expected to charter one for the team up, since it has the word "Sacrificial" in its identify after totally.

That power to see health bars would shuffling a German-speaking Ishmael player a with child asset to own on a team—able to let you know whether someone's one shot away from being finished off, OR intemperately shielded.

Of run over, like all leaks this information should be taken with a grain of SALT and could modify dramatically by the clip Castaway makes information technology into Apex Legends. Plus, Respawn have a history of messing with players. Remember Forge? Yea.

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