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While the Lifeline is already one of the more oft-used Legends in Apex Legends, there may now be yet another reason to pick it above the rest. One of the Lifeline's numerous unique traits is the ability to project a defensive shield whenever reviving a downed teammate. The shield protects both the Lifeline and the downed player throughout the whole revival process, which can be very important considering the chance that dangerous enemies may be lurking nearby. Aside from this main and obvious use for the revive shield, one Apex Legends player has figured out that there is another, and more strategic, way to use this ability.  Playing as the Lifeline, Reddit user ' TerrorByte ' and his teammate landed in a battle zone and swiftly encountered with an enemy Gibraltar, who had already been armed. This Gibraltar knocked down the teammate in a few seconds and moved to do the same to the Lifeline, at which point the player cleverly began to switch between starting and stoppi...

Apex Legends just passed the 50 million players milestone a few ago, according to multiple sources and posts. It only took 28 days to accomplish such a colossal triumphant for Apex Legends and its Developer Respawn Entertainment, while the record demonstrates that this game even prevails over the ones created by its worldwide renowned congener - Fortnite in the same period.  Even though Respawn Entertainment has no intention to reveal any specifics of the one-year roadmap they have established for the game, it doesn't affect the passion and aspiration from the Apex Legends community craving for new content and all sorts of creativities derived from everywhere.  The game gained a tremendous community and now the community is taking the lead to make the game more creative and intriguing. Earlier today, a Redditor in the Apex Legends Reddit Community named Varrith suggested a new Bloodhound skin based on the popular anime Desert Punk.  Varrith's idea would b...

Fortnite has been proven as one of the biggest and most profitable MMO games in the world which just had been privileged to a wide cross-play through all consoles. Statistically, media Attention and its online daily players were taken a toll by recent new FPS and other games releases, including Call of Duty: Black Ops, Battlefield V, Red Dead Redemption etc, and there has been a big outflow of revenue and spotlights over Fortnite Battle Royale recently. But It definitely never impacts the vitality and contributions that Fortnite Reddit Community, especially FortNiteBR which is the mainstream of the whole big Fortnite fanbase on Reddit, providing a steady record of over 10,000 online Redditors and over 300 published threads on a daily basis. Among the army of Fortnite Redditors and fanboys, there is a group of genius and creative designers who we definitely acquaint nothing about his or her real lives, but open up to us for their adventurous yet thrilling ideas and incessantly contribut...

New Limited Time Modes (LTMs) are added to Fortnite regularly to switch up the normal Battle Royale mode. The LTMs introduced cam have different rules from the normal mode where there are only specific weapons that can be found, faster storm times to speed up games, buffed materials, etc. This will test players and change the way they play according to the mode. Epic look to improve the modes all the time and they take on board criticism from the community to make changes. Reddit users  U_mome_gay  and  phleep  have thought of a new LTM that could be added to Fortnite, called “The Walls” where there would be four teams of 25 and four separate buses for each team: LTM Concept: The Walls (Animated) from r/FortNiteBR There will be four different circles to star with for each team to loot the area as quick as possible. There will be a storm at the start of the match around the circles, dealing 10hp damage per tick and separate buses to deter players from going t...