Apex Legends: A Guide to Playing Bloodhound

Eight unique characters in Apex Legends possess distinct skill sets, allowing you to try out a variety of gameplay. As the only recon class, Bloodhound makes a difference to the game, being seen as a team scout.

Tracker – Passive (passive)

With the Tracker, Bloodhound and teammates can see on-screen traces of nearby enemy information.

Although these tracks are short-lived, they still let you know the enemy’s moves. Bloodhound can track to hunt and detect nearby enemies.

Eye of the Allfather – Q

Bloodhound’s Q grants the player the ability to see enemies within a limited range. Eye of the Allfather marks enemies through walls, revealing their location at the time of casting Q on Bloodhound and allies. If no enemies are found, the Bloodhound player will receive an on-screen message stating that no danger has been found.

This move has a 35 second cooldown, so players need to know how to use it wisely, like when entering buildings or when the circle shrinks in the late game.

Beast of the Hunt – Ultimate

Beast of the Hunt increases Bloodhound’s movement speed and vision. Ultimate turns your color screen to black and white. Enemies within Bloodhound’s sights will now appear red, becoming more prominent.

Bloodhound’s Ultimate lasts 35 seconds, but has a preparation time of 1 second, so players need to be careful when using it in combat to avoid sneaking shots.

With the ability to see enemies through smoke, Bloodhound pairs well with Caustic or Bangalore – characters that can create smoke. Bloodhound is also strong at rear due to increased movement speed and improved vision after activating Beast of the Hunt.

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