Shroud is Not a Fan of Upcoming Apex Legends Character Wattson
By Nicholas Barth ·
Popular Twitch streamer shroud recently gave his less than favorable opinion of Wattson, the next character that will be added to Apex Legends in the future.

Former professional Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CS:GO) player and current Twitch star Michael "shroud" Grzesiek was one of the high-profile streamers who were instrumental in the heavy does of influencer marketing that battle royale title Apex Legends used when it first released. Having worked with the people behind the creation of Apex Legends, shroud is one of the few players who have some insider knowledge of content for Apex Legends that has not yet been released.
One area that shroud has discussed on his Twitch stream on a couple of occasions has been focused on the upcoming character of Wattson that is scheduled to be added to Apex Legends sometime in the future, as shroud has already played Wattson during his testing of the battle royale title.
However, during a recent Twitch stream, the talented battle royale player did not give the most positive of opinions regarding his experience playing as the Apex Legends character of Wattson when asked by a viewer.
"I didn’t hate it, I just didn't like it. That’s all. It’s like me playing Caustic, I just don’t like him," said shroud.
While this statement from shroud is only the popular Twitch streamer's opinion on the upcoming Apex Legends character of Wattson, many individuals hold the thoughts of shroud when it comes to battle royale titles very high. This means that fans of shroud are likely not too excited to hear that their favorite content creator is not a huge fan of the next character that will be added into the battle royale game.
However, only time will tell when it comes to the overall reception of Wattson when the new character is officially introduced into the battle royale title sometime in the future. What kind of character do you hope Wattson will be? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below!
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