Apex Legends July 19 update patch notes: Control, Gun Run, Trident fixes, more

❘ Updated: 2023-07-19T18:20:16

Respawn Entertainment

Apex Legends Trident vehicles are going missing, and it seems only Gibby knows where they’re going.

Respawn Entertainment, the developer behind Apex Legends, has unveiled a patch that will introduce fixes for the Trident vehicle alongside updates for the Control and Gun Run modes.

The forthcoming season of Apex Legends has hit the shelves, with Respawn Entertainment mapping out significant alterations to the Ranked mode for Season 18.

However, that hasn’t stopped the developer from keeping the game up to date with Season 17 still in motion. Now, Respawn has pushed out yet another mid-season update.

This update includes fixes for a handful of annoying bugs, two of which surrounded Apex Legends‘ mixtape mode. Here’s a rundown of everything this July 19, 2023 patch fixed.

This July 19, 2023, patch notes for Apex Legends fixed an issue where players could not respawn at control points in Control, among other bugs.

Apex Legends July 19 patch notes

Here are the full July 19 patch notes for Apex Legends:

Being unable to spawn on control points in Control (and reenabled this mode)
An issue using Tridents as Fuse and Rampart
A crash caused by Stickers
Some Gun Run matches requiring more than one knife kill

Perhaps the biggest fix involved the Trident vehicle glitch. This glitch allowed characters like Fuse and Rampart to drive around in Tridents and avoid taking damage when the vehicle was shot.

Normally, when a player drives a Trident, simply shooting the vehicle anywhere will cause any player riding in the vehicle to take damage. However, players who exploited this bug would only take damage when shot directly, which is very hard to do while driving a Trident around.

Respawn also fixed an issue where certain instances with Stickers would cause the game to crash.

Finally, this patch also amended two issues with two separate games for the Mixtape playlist: Control and Gun Run.

For Control, Respawn fixed a bug where players were unable to spawn on control points during a match. Thanks to this bug, the developer temporarily removed Control from the mode rotation but has brought it back now that the issue has been resolved.

As for Gun Run, some matches will no longer require players to get more than one kill with the Throwing Knife to end the game.