Apex Legends Rank distribution: Season 14 Ranked breakdown
Apex Legends Season 14 brought another Ranked split, taking players to the revamped Kings Canyon and changing Entry Costs and Kill RP. Here’s a full breakdown of the Ranked distribution in Apex Legends Season 14.
Every season, Apex Legends players grind out Ranked to earn rewards and perhaps achieve the illustrious Apex Predator rank. Season 13 brought major changes with Ranked Reloaded, and then Season 14 tweaked the system even further.
With higher entry costs and kills bearing more weight, the Ranked distribution looks much different to Season 13 as players are finding it more difficult to achieve positive RP, even when winning matches.
If you’re wondering how your Rank compares to the rest of the community, here’s a full breakdown of Season 14’s Ranked distribution as of October 20 thanks to Apex Legends Status.
Apex Legends Season 14 Ranked distribution
| Apex Legends Rank | Distribution |
| Rookie | 8.445% |
| Bronze IV | 21.298% |
| Bronze III | 4.515% |
| Bronze II | 4.649% |
| Bronze I | 3.671% |
| Silver IV | 4.511% |
| Silver III | 4.546% |
| Silver II | 5.35% |
| Silver I | 4.152% |
| Gold IV | 7.77% |
| Gold III | 5.808% |
| Gold II | 5.517% |
| Gold I | 3.954% |
| Platinum IV | 7.134% |
| Platinum III | 2.638% |
| Platinum II | 1.709% |
| Platinum I | 1.169% |
| Diamond IV | 2.426% |
| Diamond III | 0.229% |
| Diamond II | 0.11% |
| Diamond I | 0.065% |
| Master | 0.232% |
| Apex Predator | 0.101% |
Apex Legends Season 14 Ranked distribution explained
Once players get past Bronze, Gold IV and Platinum IV are the next most populated Ranks in Apex Legends Season 14.
There are a few reasons why the first division of each rank is more populated. A new rank means tougher opponents and although demotion has been introduced, players get three games worth of demotion protection which might be holding them in place.
Also, everyone in the same rank will get the same rewards, so players might be happy to get the rewards but feel the next rank is unachievable so don’t want to grind any further.
Of course, Apex Predator is the least populated rank as only the top 750 players can enter it. It’s actually Diamond I with the fewest players, as usually those who make it there can grind to Masters. With how high the Predator RP cost is, these high-skill players can get past Diamond I but can’t achieve Predator so are stuck in Masters, giving it a higher number of players.
The next big update for Apex Legends is Season 15, which could bring some changes to the ranked system.
We’ll have to wait and see if the devs decided to make any tweaks to ranked in Season 15, but for now, check out everything we know about the new Season 15 map.
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