Apex Legends trick lets you move faster while charging your Peacekeeper

David Purcell

Apex Legends players looking for ways to get around Kings Canyon and World’s Edge easier might not have to look around anymore, because this trick will have you bouncing from place to place in no time – and it’s even better with a Peacekeeper. 

Respawn Entertainment’s battle royale title was released some time ago now, in February 2019, and it’s startling to think that some maneuverability tactics that are included in the game are still not known by some of the player base.

Seasoned veterans of the Apex Games will know by now that you can sprint, slide, jump and glide around the respective maps with the right circumstances, but the trick we’re going to run through here is a little different – and can be super useful, particularly when using weapons that need to power up.

Travelling around Apex Legends’ maps can be made so much faster – and more fun – with this trick.

Bunny hopping has had its moments in Apex and is a tactic seen in many other games, where players continuously use a jumping motion to get around.

After a previous patch by Respawn prevented bunny hop healing, another technique has been showcased by Reddit user SadCloud420, which shows that using slopes can give you just enough momentum to sustain a really long chain in Apex Legends Season 4.

Without a doubt, this isn’t something every Apex player will be shocked to see, although it can be really useful in the situation this poster showed.

Using the bunny hop technique, the user shows that the charge of the Peacekeeper can be saved while your character is jumping around, meaning that if you run into enemies while travelling around the map fast using this tactic, you can fire a super charged round at them right off the bat.

To do this, simply slide down a ramp – as seen in the video – and while aiming down sight, hop around and the shotgun will charge up along the way. To be able to charge it, for those who don’t know, it will need a Precision Choke attached to the weapon.

Knowing what you now know, you can move around the map much faster than usual using this method and also get the best out of your Peacekeeper in the process. Not bad.

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David is the former US Managing Editor at Dexerto.com. You can contact him via email: david.purcell@dexerto.com.