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Apex Legends zone predictor
Not live yet. Apex calls it the ring, it already tells you where the next one lands, and that makes the interesting question a different one.
Where it stands: Planned. The useful prediction here is a ring further ahead than the game shows you.
Apex already shows the next ring, so what is left to predict
Once a round's ring is set, the map draws it for you. A predictor that told you what the map is already showing would be worth nothing.
The one worth having is the ring after that — the one that decides where the endgame happens while you are still choosing which way to rotate out of the current one. This is the same job the BGMI model does: the white circle is on your screen already, and what the model adds is the circle that follows it.
Why the ring can be predicted at all
Each ring is drawn inside the area still in play, which means every ring is constrained by the one before it. That constraint is the entire basis of zone prediction — the possible centres are a shrinking set, not the whole map, and across enough matches they cluster in ways that are specific to each map's terrain.
Apex sharpens the stakes rather than the maths. Ring damage climbs with each round, so being caught outside late is not an inconvenience to be healed through, it is the end of the game. A prediction is worth the most in exactly the rounds where being wrong costs everything.
What it takes
King's Canyon, World's Edge, Olympus and Storm Point each behave differently and each would need its own map template and its own models, one per ring round. None of it transfers from the PUBG maps this already knows.
There is no public telemetry feed for ring positions, so the chains come from footage: detect the ring on the tactical map, place it on a template of the real map, and replay enough matches to learn where round N+1 tends to sit given round N. That pipeline exists here and has been run once already, for BGMI — roughly two hundred tournament videos to recover about a thousand match chains. Apex needs its own run of it, per map.
Questions
Apex Legends, specifically
Is there an Apex Legends zone predictor on ZonePredictor?
Not yet. The models here read PUBG maps — Erangel and Miramar — and will not do anything useful with an Apex screenshot. An Apex ring predictor is planned, and which game gets built next is decided by what visitors answer when the site asks which game they play.
Would it predict the ring Apex already shows me?
No, that would be pointless. The target is the ring after the one displayed — the one that decides where the endgame happens while you are still rotating for the current ring.
Which Apex maps would it support?
Whichever is built first, rather than all at once. Each map needs its own template and its own models per ring round, so support arrives one map at a time — the same way Erangel came before Miramar.
What works today
BGMI and PUBG Mobile, on Erangel and Miramar. Upload the map screen with the current white circle visible and you get it back with the likely next circle drawn on.
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