It looks like one Apex Legends player has an outstanding obligation that will take a while to pay off. One of the most well-liked titles to emerge from the battle royale explosion of late 2010 is still Apex Legends. Even if Concord and even The First Descendant, two of the newest hero shooter games, seem to be new competitors, the game is still quite popular and one of Respawn Entertainment's best-selling products.

The Double Take event, which debuted in Apex Legends Season 21, added a new Legend along with a novel gameplay mechanic. Players may find it intriguing to observe how Respawn tries to maintain things entertaining this late in the game's lifespan. Even if professional players and gamers will need to adjust initially, the overall concept of this event seems to be shaking things up. On the other hand, some may not be as happy with the balancing alterations made to some Apex Legends characters.

This Apex Legends season is turning things around, and one unfortunate player—known on Reddit as Lunatic1422—shares that they are saddled with debt. Lunatic1422 describes how their cousin used some of their funds to purchase a bundle of 6,700 Apex Coins at a family gathering. Reaching out to customer service, Lunatic1422 was able to secure a refund because the unanticipated purchase was much beyond their budget. They received their money back, but the debt still exists.

Why Did This Player of Apex Legends Get Into Debt?

That seems to be the case since Lunatic1422's relative used the Apex Coins for in-game content right away. Refunding the coins results in a debt on the account because the currency is still seen as being in use. Although there are still ways to get Apex Coins for free, it doesn't appear like this gamer will benefit from them anymore. Lunatic1422 might have to deal with that debt for the remainder of the game. In any case, Apex Coins will become mainly outdated with the release of Season 22 of Apex Legends.

The way players engage with Apex Legends once this season concludes will be significantly different. The option to use Apex Coins to purchase the Battle Pass will be eliminated. The Apex Legends player base's sentiment has changed as a result of these modifications, which force players to spend money if they desire Battle Passes. Apex Legends' player base has shrunk over the past five years, and it appears that Respawn Entertainment and EA are still looking for methods to keep the game profitable.