Pathfinder was originally classified under Support.By that point, quick and sudden changes to the design cannot be made. Pre-production, each Legend's design goes through many changes, but once the design is approved and finalized, the next nine months are spent getting the character out. It takes roughly 9-11 months to create a Legend.This video was released alongside Season 1 therefore, it only covers the original 8 Legends and Octane. For example, Wraith used to tucked her head in a lot during her sprint animation which made her harder to hit than other small Legends (back when they were all on the small rig). Wattson's hitbox got increased in Season 11.Įven with the same hitbox, some Legends are still more difficult to hit due to having unique animations.Lifeline's hitbox got increased in the Genesis event.Wraith's hitbox got increased in Season 8.They are still smaller than medium Legends, but they now sit in-between the medium rig and the old small rig. All the small Legends- Wraith, Lifeline, and Wattson-have gotten their hitboxes increased to bring them closer to the medium Legends.In the Genesis event, Revenant's hitbox was reduced. The developers were not aware of the last-minute hitbox change, which caused Revenant to be released with Low Profile even though his hitbox did not warrant it Low Profile was later removed. Before being released, Revenant had the same skinny hitbox Pathfinder had (at the time), but it was adjusted to be bigger last minute.In Season 7, Pathfinder's hitbox was increased, and Low Profile was eventually removed. In Season 1, his hitbox was reduced to the point that it was skinnier than a medium Legend's however, this increased his win rate so much that he was given Low Profile. Pathfinder was originally on the large rig (like Gibraltar and Caustic), but this made little sense with his skinny model.Pathfinder and Revenant's hitboxes sit between the large and medium rigs, leaning towards large.In response, efforts were made to bring hitboxes closer together. In Season 9, Low Profile was removed, causing the small Legends to receive boosts in win rate thanks to them being objectively smaller than other Legends with nothing to counteract it. (Daniel Klein provided images of Bloodhound's hitbox and Bangalore's hitbox to prove this.) Because hitbox sizes significantly impact gameplay, Fortified and Low Profile were added in an attempt to even the playing field. and Bloodhound has the exact same head hitbox as all the other medium Legends, despite their head looking bigger. This means that Caustic's hitbox is the same size as Gibraltar's Mirage's hitbox is the same size as Bangalore's, Octane's, Crypto's, etc. Though each Legend's hitbox is a bit different, in general, Legends of the same size use the same hitbox "rig" in which their hitboxes are based off of. Legends come in three different sizes: large, medium, and small. Wraith, Lifeline, and Wattson are "small" Legends. Gibraltar, Caustic, Newcastle, Revenant, and Pathfinder are "large" Legends. Each Legend has a set of 2-3 unique finishers, whose effectiveness varies because of their differing durations. Legends can perform finishers on downed enemies, refueling their Body Shield and finishing off the target.
If killed while downed, Legends drop a death box that contains all of the items they had, as well as a banner card that squadmates can use at a Respawn Beacon to bring them back.Squadmates that are still up can revive them.
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Using their jump kits, Legends can skydive from high altitudes and boost themselves along zip lines.Legends can sprint, jump, crouch, crouch walk, slide and climb walls up to 5-6 meters tall.However, the following are common to all Legends (unless modified by their abilities): Each Legend is defined by their unique tactical ability, passive ability, and ultimate ability.
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