Apex legends has finally fixed its most overpowered weapon
Apex Legends developers have made the 'Peacekeeper Shotgun' less effective in an effort to make the gun less dominant in the game. The shotgun previously had a much larger spread, which allowed players to score cheap or unearned kills with it. The developers have said that the gun will now require a more skilled player to be as effective.
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