Clearly, this isn’t the very first time Apex’s occasions have provided players free loot, but the Neon Network Collection Event store gives players access to more than simply loot– it provides access to options. Previously, Apex’s Collection Events featured totally free reward tracks, which required players to acquire Event Points by finishing difficulties, opening fixed cosmetic items each time an Event Point objective was fulfilled. The new event shop works a little differently, letting players choose which free loot products they want to unlock, very comparable to the seasonal shops seen in Apex’s now-defunct mobile video game.
Naturally, players will need to put in some effort to earn these benefits. Event store rewards can just be opened by collecting Compute Nodes to sell free of charge loot. Compute Nodes are only discovered in non-Ranked Mode fight royale matches, and can be acquired by utilizing a Node Tracker in a standard Duos or Trios battle royale match.
The Node Tracker is immediately appointed to the player’s Survival Item stock slot, and will mark the area of nearby Nodes on a player’s map. When players go into the designated location, the Node Tracker will begin publishing information (and acquiring Compute Nodes for the event shop). Once the upload is complete, a loot tick will generate in the area, rewarding the gamer with high-tier equipment.
Complimentary cosmetics aren’t the only thing gamers can buy– new transition screens, banner badges, and story updates can also be purchased from the store. Story updates elaborate on the occasions instantly following the first episode of Apex’s brand-new Kill Code animated series, with the 2nd episode set to launch on July 31.
The full contents of the Neon Network Collection Event shop–and how many Compute Nodes are needed to collect them–are listed below:
- Radiant Raver Loba legend skin (Epic): 7,000 Compute Nodes
- Lightbreaker R-301 weapon skin (Epic): 5,000 Compute Nodes
- Loba Pack (Rare) and Raving Wolf weapon charm (Epic): 4,000 Compute Nodes
- Crypto Pack (Rare) and Arcane Sigil weapon charm (Epic): 4,000 Compute Nodes
- Valkyrie Pack (Rare) and Behind The Mask weapon charm (Epic): 4,000 Compute Nodes
- Last Shot Loba banner frame (Epic): 3,000 Compute Nodes
- Loch N’ Load universal holospray (Epic): 3,000 Compute Nodes
- Season 17 battle pass level*: 2,000 Compute Nodes
- Kill Code: Interlude 1 story chapter, transition screen and Neon Network banner badge: 5,000 Compute Nodes
- Kill Code: Interlude 2 story chapter, transition screen, and Targeted banner badge: 10,000 Compute Nodes
- Kill Code: Interlude 3 story chapter, transition screen, and The Cutting Edge banner badge: 20,000 Compute Nodes
- Neon Network Master banner badge: 30,000 Compute Nodes
*Note: Players can re-purchase this item up to seven times, allowing them to quickly shave some levels off their Season 17 battle pass.
But if it’s premium cosmetics you’re looking for, we’ve listed all Neon Network Collection Event cosmetics below, along with their prices.
Epic-tier items (available for 1,000 Apex Coins or 800 Crafting Metals):
- Urban Glow universal banner frame
- Hi-Flying Hijack universal banner frame
- Spectre Of Death universal holospray
- Cyber-ness sticker
- Blocked Gibraltar banner pose
- Jumping Into Action Ash banner pose
- Enhanced Bangalore legend skin
- Thermodynamic Horizon legend skin
- Amped Adrenaline Octane legend skin
- Glow Flow G7 Scout weapon skin
- Dusk Detail Spitfire legend skin
- Fatal Flow CAR SMG weapon skin
Legendary-tier items (available for 1,800 Apex Coins or 2,400 Crafting Metals):
- Stinger Ash legend skin
- Bionic Brink Ballistic legend skin
- Toxic Terminator Caustic legend skin
- Haunt+Heal Lifeline legend skin
- Night Cat Vantage legend skin
- Bionic Bodyguard Gibraltar legend skin
- Amplified Impulse Havoc weapon skin
- Transistor Flatline weapon skin
- Jawbreaker P2020 weapon skin
- Death Toll L-STAR weapon skin
- Rules Of Engagement Sentinel weapon skin
- Bee Sting Volt SMG weapon skin
