Apex Legendsdeveloper Respawn Entertainment’scommitment to diversityis a cornerstone of its character-driven narrative.
The game boasts a massive roster of characters of all ages, races, and sexual identities.
Today, with the release of Stories From The Outlands: Last Hope, all of that changed.
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A female voice repeatedly declares, “HOPE IS NOT YET LOST” via a loudspeaker.
Well, everyone except for Tressa and Margo, who stick around for a little post-curfew mischief.
“It’s beautiful,” Tressa observes as she gazes at the sky.
“So are you.
That was…sort of hard,” Tressa acknowledges.
But the heartwarming moment is short-lived–Margo reveals that she has a plan to save Cleo.
Curious, Tressa reaches out to touch it, and the substance wraps around her palm.
When it releases her, her moon-shaped pendant is levitating.
Unfortunately, things quickly go sideways.
When she looks back, Margo is being dragged away by Hammond security personnel.
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