Apex Legends Season 9 may skip new weapons, but Titanfall’s EPG could arrive in Season 10
Season 9 Weapon Expectations
While new armaments typically headline Apex Legends seasonal updates, Season 9 appears poised to break this pattern according to credible sources. Reliable dataminer Biast12 suggests Respawn Entertainment may forego introducing fresh firearms this season, marking only the third such occurrence since the game’s launch.
Recent intelligence indicates Season 9 will launch without new weaponry, potentially reserving the Titanfall-inspired EPG for Season 10’s arsenal expansion.
Each Apex Legends season traditionally introduces a fresh combatant alongside gameplay adjustments, but weapon rotations prove more variable. Historical data shows Seasons 5 and 7 similarly launched without new firearms, with the latter compensating through Olympus map introduction and vehicle implementation.
Titanfall Weapons in Development
Community anticipation has focused on two Titanfall legacy weapons: the energy-based EPG and precision-focused Compound Bow. Internal testing confirms both prototypes exist, with the EPG currently slated for Season 10 implementation according to leaks.
“Current development pipelines suggest Season 10 will feature the EPG,” Biast12 revealed via Twitter on April 16. “However, the Compound Bow remains a viable alternative should priorities shift during production.”
We shouldn’t get any weapon in S9 tho S10’s weapon is planned to be the EPG tho it can easily get swished with the Bow, it’s just planned/locked like that
— Biast12 (@Biast12) April 16, 2021
Beyond these anticipated additions, Respawn’s armory expansion includes the ‘Dragon’ LMG, confirming active development of multiple weapon systems. This suggests strategic pacing rather than creative stagnation drives the Season 9 decision.
Future Content Speculation
The absence of new weapons often signals substantial alternative content. Season 7’s vehicular combat introduction established this precedent, suggesting Season 9 might deliver comparable gameplay innovations.
Strategic preparation becomes crucial during weapon-stable seasons. Veterans recommend:
- Mastering existing weapon synergies with new Legends
- Experimenting with underutilized firearms in current meta
- Monitoring attachment availability changes
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With the season launch anticipated for early May, players should temper immediate weapon expectations while remaining alert for potential surprises. The development team has demonstrated willingness to adjust plans based on testing feedback and technical considerations.
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