We’ve compiled a list and short explanation behind the pick rates of all legends within Apex Legends Season 11.
Apex Legends fans are well into Season 11, now, with some having settled on their pick of the season—barring, of course, any massive upheaval via patches, hot fixes, or bugs. We’ve taken a look at the recent date surrounding pick rates and, knowing Apex Legends, the results seem on par with previous predictions.
Here are the current pick rates for all characters in Apex Legends.
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Apex Legends Season 11 Legend Pick Rates
We’ve put together our list using the Apex Status Legend pick rate tool. Below, we’ve listed every legend according to their displayed rate at the time of writing:
- Octane—12.6%
- Wraith—11.8%
- Pathfinder—9.2%
- Bloodhound—9.1%
- Valkyrie—7.2%
- Ash—6.6%
- LIfeline—5.2%
- Bangalore—5.1%
- Horizon—4.3%
- Loba—4%
- Fuse—3.8%
- Caustic—3.7%
- Gibraltar—3.5%
- Mirage—3.2%
- Wattson—3%
- Revenant—2.3%
- Seer—2.2%
- Rampart—1.8%
- Crypto—1.5%
Unsurprisingly, the most popular legends continue to be Octane, Wraith, Pathfinder, and Bloodhound.
Aside from a brief spike by Ash at the beginning of the season, not much has changed from Season 10. Octane, Wraith, and Bloodhound have continued to vy for the top spot with Octane always a few points ahead. Pathfinder has seen a slow ascension in the past few days that gave him enough preference to over take Bloodhound—though, not by much.
Pathfinder has enjoyed a steady career as fourth or fifth in recent months. DBLTAP cannot confirm how long this brief upswing will last.
The least popular legends also follow previous trends with Seer, Rampart, and Crypto scraping the bottom of the barrel. Unfortunately, despite being featured in her own event, Rampart’s popularity has scarcely reflected any change. Seer is continuing his fall from grace despite a potential buff and poor, poor Crypto remains “too cerebral” to make a dent.
This list carries over into higher ranks of competitive play where the top three from general are still the top three Predator picks.