Apex Packs are the loot boxes of Apex Legends. You can buy them with premium currency or earn them naturally throughout the game. You can earn Apex Packs by leveling up your account and battle pass, collecting daily treasure packs, completing certain events, and other ways. You'll definitely want to know how many Apex Packs you have opened, because after you open 500 Apex Packs, you are guaranteed to get a pack of Heirloom Shards. Here's how to find out how many packs you’ve opened.
How to use an Apex Packs Calculator for Apex Legends
There is no way to discover how many Apex Packs you have collected in-game. However, there is a third-party calculator created by Mike Zarandona. You will need to know some in-game stats, but it is easier than trying to recall how many packs you’ve ever opened.
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Necessary Information
- Account Level
- This will be between 1 and 500
- Battle Pass level
- This will be between 1 and 110, per season
- Premium Battle Pass status
- Whether or not you got the premium battle pass, per season
- Number of Treasure Packs acquired
- These are picked up once per day in sets, every season after 5
- Apex Packs acquired via specific events
- Applicable events are listed on the calculator
- Number of Apex Packs purchased with premium currency
- Event Packs do not count as Apex Packs
- Prime Gaming subscription status
- Listed on the calculator as Twitch Prime
- Number of Apex Packs received due to error or glitch
- Or any other miscellaneous reason
For quick reference: players who will have completed all premium battle passes, quests, events, and have a level 500 account will most likely get their guaranteed Heirloom Shards by the end of the season. This would not be including any purchased Apex Packs or gifted Apex Packs due to errors or glitches.
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