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Apex Legends: How to claim your Twitch Prime loot for season two

Twitch Prime and Apex Legends partner up for some sweet new skins.
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Andreas Stavropoulos
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Published: Jul 2, 2019 11:38 am

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Apex Legends’ season two Battle Charge isn’t the only thing players have to look forward to today.

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Respawn and Twitch Prime have once again teamed up to offer free loot to Amazon Prime members on July 3. Wattson, the new legend scheduled to release in today’s patch, will be getting an exclusive “Sweet Dreams” skin in which she dons a purple jacket with two adorable unicorns reminiscent of My Little Pony.

The L-Star, a new gun also being released in season two, will get it’s own “Stellar Stallion” skin featuring, you guessed it, a unicorn. And, if those two skins didn’t satisfy your need for free content, Twitch Prime has more cosmetics scheduled to release throughout July.

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The season one Twitch Prime pack gave Apex players a legendary “Omega Point” Pathfinder skin and five Apex packs. It is unclear if Apex packs will be given out with season two’s partnership.

To claim your Twitch prime loot you’ll need to:

  1. Sign into your Twitch account
  2. Link your Amazon Prime account to Twitch
  3. Link your Twitch account to EA / PSN / Xbox Live
  4. Finally, claim Apex Legends loot on Twitch

After completing the steps, your rewards will be available when you next sign in to Apex.

Though Apex’s season one Battle Pass was underwhelming, today’s release of a new legend, two free skins, and a fleshed out ranked system seems promising enough to bring back players looking for fresh content.

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Andreas Stavropoulos
Staff writer for Dot Esports. Andreas is an avid gamer who left behind a career as a high school English teacher to transition into the gaming industry. Currently playing League, Apex, and VALORANT.
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