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Apex Legends director Chad Grenier has left Respawn Entertainment
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Apex Legends director Chad Grenier has announced that he left Respawn Entertainment, a company he help co-found 11 years ago. The announcement came about on a blog post that Grenier wrote for the official Respawn website.
Steven Ferreira will be taking over Grenier’s position as Apex Legends director, and Grenier writes that they “can’t think of anyone better…to take over as the game director.” Grenier assures fans in the blog post that they appreciate everyone at Respawn, and value the
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