Apex Legends: Habitat Map Tips

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Unlike its traditional Duos and Trios modes, Apex Legends' 3v3 round-based Arenas mode features smaller maps and tons of close-quarters encounters for those looking to stay constantly engaged in combat. One such map is Habitat, which takes place on a small island located just off the coast of Storm Point and features the same type of tropical island aesthetic. Here's the important stuff you need to know about Habitat.

Similar to other Arenas maps, Habitat has two points of interest sitting on the sides of the map, the Cave and the Nest. The Nest is an open-air area, with no overhead cover. There are a few massive eggs and some rocks that can be used for cover, but sightlines are generally clear. As for the Cave, there is a rock formation providing overhead cover and a few areas with various elevations, so it's a little easier to move around without getting noticed immediately. Both areas have a supply bin containing two shield batteries, a medkit, and a phoenix kit, along with a material container. There is one additional material container at the bottom of a small waterfall, in the dead center of the map.

Habitat also has two ziplines, something not present on other Arenas maps. Both ziplines are horizontal, moving from the Nest side of the map to the Cave side. The ziplines are located in front of each squad's spawn, so players can quickly move from one side of the map to the other without having to charge too far into battle.

With the exception of the spawn areas, there are no man-made structures on Habitat, so there are very few areas with overhead cover. Because of this, Valkyrie is a great pick for this map, because you can start every round knowing where the enemy team is. If you fly straight up using Valkyrie's