Apex Legends

Color Blind Mode

Changes the default friend-or-foe colors of the other players in the game for easier identification. Apex Legends can accommodate for three different color deficiencies: protanopia, deuteranopia, and tritanopia. 

Protanopia compensates for a red-green color deficit. 

Deuteranopia compensates for a different red-green color deficit.

Tritanopia compensates for a blue-yellow color deficit.    

Subtitles

Subtitles help players understand which character is speaking and what is being said through text on the screen.

Subtitle Size

Adjust the font size of the subtitles as they appear on the screen.

Enable Accessible Chat Features

Enable one of three different accessible chat options: voice narration, hint text, or both voice and text. 

Convert Incoming Voice to Chat Text

Takes verbal speech from other players and converts it into written chat text.

Interact Prompt Style

This option displays information about weapons and items on the ground. Choose between Default and Compact. The default option is Default. Compact displays less information.

Button Hints

This feature displays persistent button prompts for your weapons and abilities on the HUD (heads up display). You have the option of turning off button hints.

Crosshair Damage Feedback

The display in the game will show a crosshair indicator when dealing damage to opponents. There are three options for this feature. The default option is show an X on the crosshair and an icon indicating shield level. Another option is to just show an X on the crosshair. There is also an off option for no indicator. 

Damage Numbers

This feature displays overhead numbers when damaging opponents. The default option is Stacking, which shows the combined number of all recent damage. The Floating option shows one number for each damage event. The Both option displays both the Floating and Stacking numbers. You also have the option of turning this feature off.

Ping Opacity

Determines the brightness and visual clarity of the pings in the game. The default option has the pings clearly visible and well-defined. The Faded option makes the pings partially transparent and not as obvious. 

Obituaries

Either turn on or off obituaries for player kills and deaths.

Incoming Damage Feedback

You can change the type of arrow that displays when taking damage. The default option is 3D, which shows a three dimensional arrow indicator. You can change it to 2D or have both 2D and 3D arrows displayed.

Streamer Mode

This feature allows you to anonymize the display of player names in obituaries and Legend Banners. The default option is Off, which displays all player names. You can also choose the Killer option, which anonymizes the name of the player that kills you, or the Both option, which anonymizes all enemy player names.

Button Layout

Apex Legends has six possible controller presets. Default is the recommended controller layout for Apex Legends. Bumper Jumper puts jump on LB; allows for jumping without sacrificing view agility. Button Puncher puts crouch on right stick. Evolved puts jump on LB and crouch on right stick. With Evolved, you can jump, duck, slide, and drop from walls without sacrificing view agility. Grenadier puts grenades on RB and ping on D-pad up. Ninja puts jump on LB and crouch on RB. Ninja is best used with “Hold to Crouch” enabled in the settings.

Stick Layout

There are four possible configurations of the left and right sticks: Default, Southpaw, Legacy, and Legacy Southpaw. Default is movement on left stick and view on right stick. Southpaw swaps the function of the left and right sticks. Legacy is movement and turning split between the left and right sticks. Legacy Southpaw is the same as Legacy with the function of the left and right sticks swapped. 

Interact/Reload Button

This feature option determines how the interact-reload button behaves. The default option is Tap to Use and Reload. You can also set this as hold to use and tap to reload, or hold to reload and tap to use. 

Crouch Button

Determines the behavior of the crouch button. Choose between Toggle and Hold. Defaults to Toggle. If using Ninja as the Button Layout controller preset option, we recommend setting this option to Hold. 

Aim Button

Determines the behavior of the aim (ADS) button. Choose between Hold and Toggle. Defaults to Hold. 

Trigger Deadzones

Determines how sensitive the triggers are when pressed. There are five levels of sensitivity for this feature. The default option is Default. You can also choose between None, Moderate, High, and Max. The default option’s level of sensitivity is between None and Moderate. 

Movement/Aiming

Sensitivity

Determines how quickly your view rotates. There are eight possible options for this setting: Very Low, Low, Default, High, Very High, Super High, Ultra High, and Insane. The default option is Default. 

Sensitivity (ADS)

Determines how quickly your view rotates when aiming. There are nine possible options for this setting: same as Sensitivity setting, Very Low, Low, Default, High, Very High, Super High, Ultra High, and Insane. 

Response Curve

Response Curve determines how the stick’s analog input is used to turn your view. There are five options for this setting. Classic is the classic Respawn feel. Steady is a balance of firm control and fast aim. Fine Aim is specialized for small, gradual adjustments. High Velocity is quick response for the very even-handed. Linear is raw input. The default option is Classic.

Look Deadzone

Can prevent your view from drifting when you’re not touching the stick. Increase only if needed; a smaller deadzone allows for better aim control. There are three options for this feature: None, Small, and Large. The default option is Small. 

Movement Deadzone

Can prevent your movement from drifting when you’re not touching the stick. Increase only if needed. Choose between Small and Large. Defaults to small.

Inverted Look

Reverses the Look Up and Look Down axis of the controller. Choose between Off and Inverted. Defaults to Off. 

Vibration

Enables controller vibration. Choose between Off and On. Defaults to On.

Brightness
Brightness controls the display brightness. Selecting this option will take you to a screen where you can adjust the brightness on a sliding scale using the right stick.

Field of View 

Field of view refers to how zoomed-out the view appears by default. Setting this above 70 may impact performance or cause visual issues. The field of view can be adjusted on a sliding scale.

Sprint View Shake 

This option refers to strength of view movement when sprinting. You can choose between Normal and Minimal. Defaults to Normal. 

Master Volume

The master volume is the overall volume of the game, which includes sounds such as music, lobby music, dialogue, and sound effects. Changing the master volume will also affect the volume of the various in-game sounds. Players can modify the volume on a sliding scale.

Sound Effects Volume 

Sound effects are sounds related to effects in the game, such as explosions, weapons, and character movements. Players can modify the volume on a sliding scale.

Dialogue Volume 

Dialogue refers to characters speaking and other forms of text, such as subtitles, in the game. Players can modify the volume on a sliding scale.

Music Volume

Music refers to the musical score in the game. Players can modify the volume on a sliding scale.

Lobby Music Volume

Lobby music refers to the musical score in the lobby area. The lobby is where you and your team sync up prior to joining a match. Players can modify the volume on a sliding scale.

Convert Incoming Voice to Chat Text

Takes verbal speech from other players and converts it into written chat text.