An Apex Legends Caustic legendary skin aim bug is making it impossible for players to properly aim down their sights while wearing the Sixth Sense skin. The problem only affects people playing with this outfit, so find out more about the Apex Legends Caustic legendary skin aim bug fix is with our help.
Apex Legends Caustic legendary skin aim bug
The Apex Legends Caustic legendary skin aim bug only affects players who use Caustic’s legendary outfit. This skin causes a glitch that stops players from being able to see everything in front of them when aiming down the sights.
One Reddit user named onebigtaco uploaded a 30-second clip of the error in question. The footage shows onebigtaco picking up the Prowler SMG and aiming down its sights. Around a third of the screen is obscured by the holo scope on this weapon, which would definitely put you at a disadvantage in combat.
Despite swapping guns and picking other ones up, the issue returns after a couple of weapon swaps and leaves players facing the same predicament.
Apex Legends Caustic legendary skin aim bug fix
Right now there isn’t an official Apex Legends Caustic legendary skin aim bug fix. Onebigtaco took the error to the EA forums to make Respawn and EA aware of the issue, but no-one has confirmed that they’ve seen his message or sent it to the development team.
The most logical solution to this is to not use Caustic’s Sixth Sense legendary skin for the time being. If you do, you’re likely to run into this glitch yourself, and it could be the difference between surviving and, well, not.
The other thing you can try is to remove the holo sight from the Prowler and use a different scope. Some players, such as Reddit user Sadness_Is_Life, had success with this while using the legendary skin, so try it for yourself.
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Everything Apex Legends players need to know about Titanfall
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Titanfall's Timeframe
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Jack Cooper
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The Apex Predators
Said mercenaries are the Apex Predators. Pilots include robotic genius Ash, the unpredictable Kane, Cloak Pilot Richter, and final boss Sloane. Each member provides a memorable boss encounter during Titanfall 2's campaign while piloting their own highly-customized Titans. The Apex Predators are also one of the selectable factions in multiplayer, led as always by Kuben Blisk. -
Kuben Blisk
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The End of War
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Where are the Titans?
When Apex Legends was first being rumored, plenty of players asked where the Titans had gone. As it turns out, airdropping giant robots out of the sky costs money, and that's not something the outlanders of the Frontier can afford. We may see an Apex map with Titans in the future, but their exclusion makes sense from a story perspective. -
Weapon Origins
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Possible New Armaments
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Bonus: The Origins of Bloodhound
It's not even just weapons that Respawn is drawing from. Soon after the release of Apex Legends, Titanfall fans discovered that Bloodhound was originally designed for the first game's aborted campaign. Could we see more rejected ideas find their way into this battle royale sensation? Someone get us a copy of that art book, pronto!
