It's about **bleep** time we get a good **bleep**ing legend.
## **Legend Profile: Departure** **Name:** Inna Potzclaw **Class:** Controller Departure is designed to evolve the Controller role by moving away from static "bunker" gameplay and focusing on **active repositioning** and **resource management**. She excels at shredding shields and using AI-assisted utility to hold down a perimeter. ### **Passive: Tuck and Roll** Inspired by the **Halo Reach evade**, this is a high-skill movement ability for a defensive legend. * **The Move:** Inna can perform a quick directional dash or roll. * **Purpose:** Instead of using movement to dive into a fight (like a Skirmisher), she uses this to quickly "tuck" behind cover or dodge incoming fire while retreating to a fortified position. ### **Tactical: The Spit Nova** Following the trend of legends with "integrated" weapons (like Vantage or Rampart), this is a unique hybrid firearm. * **The Design:** A cross between a **Spitfire** and a **Volt SMG**, powered by an **L-STAR plasma conduit**. * **The Effect:** It fires superheated plasma rounds specifically engineered to **tear through enemy shields** with high efficiency. * **The Risk:** To keep it balanced, the gun has an **overheat mechanic**. If you over-fire, the plasma vents back at the player, dealing self-damage. It rewards players who can manage their heat levels during a firefight. ### **Ultimate: The Stalker** A seeker drone built from a **Revenant torso** and a specialized processor, allowing it to function as an autonomous combat unit. * **The Command System:** Using a "using the same button life line uses to call doc back" system, the Stalker can switch between three distinct move sets: 1. **Cover Your Back:** Guards the rear of the squad to prevent flanks. 2. **Assist & Frontal Fire:** Joins the frontline to provide extra pressure on the enemy. 3. **Retrieve:** The Stalker has a white backpack for storage. When you use the selected button on an item (like a battery or ammo), the droid fetches it and brings it back to you. She is a Russian descendants and is based off of a real life person who I feel can voice her and model for her. You could add her after you add the next legend. I have another legend called stop watch and YES IF YOU REACH OUT TO ME I WILL TELL YOU EVERYTHING I HAVE from character origins to designs I am currently working on a new map where Inna Potzclaw called home. I'm not some weirdo who is just begging for you to make the legend I'm the weirdo that wants a chance to make his own game but can't because of where I'm at in life, I promise you that I would love to join your team and work for pennies on the dime for your company, I have so many creative ideas that selling mine for dirt cheap won't effect my creative processes. I'm really reaching out to you guys not for myself but for gameplay, a star stuck inside of Russian rule in hopes she can shine bright once more her artist name is Polarrana. She is the one I want to use for the modeling and voicing of the apex legend and I think you could get a decent deal out of us. As for others who feel I am waisting my time, just keep those opinions to yourself, yes I'm am actually working on the map and a separate game for Inna herself but ONLY because I love this character more than I have ever loved any other of my characters.
Wingman back to it's glory as a heavy weapon!
The Wingman is one of the most iconic weapons of Apex Legends and a weapon a lot of people like or at least liked to use. Back in the day when this weapon used heavy ammo it was seen way more often than it is today. Sure the reason it is less used today is likely not just due to the ammo type but I do believe it is a fairly big reason. I for one loved using the Wingman back in the day and I have barely even touched it after it's change to sniper ammo. One of the main reasons I feel the sniper ammo is bad for the weapon is due to the sniper ammo's limited stack size. It makes sense for the other sniper weapons as they are slow firing - long range - precision weapons, however I don't really feel the Wingman fits into this category. You just cant really afford to use a weapon "designed" to fire a decent amount if it requires sniper ammo. Bringing it back to heavy ammo will undoubtedly allow more people to use it and bring it back to its fun, iconic state that I feel makes sense and it deserves. I Genuinely cannot see any reason this change would be bad but instead would make it more usable for anyone wanting to give one of Apex Legends most iconic weapons a go.
I always want to use a great iron sight
I really love the iron sights on the weapons in this game. However, whenever I upgrade a weapon in the Arsenal or switch the scope from a secondary weapon, a 1x scope gets attached. Please consider adding an option to keep the iron sights. I’d like to see a setting that prevents the Arsenal from upgrading weapons or equipping scopes from other weapons. And if there’s a specific reason you want to equip a scope—such as when you plan to use a different weapon but want to have the scope ready—there should be a system that allows you to equip it. I used a translation tool, so I apologize if anything sounds off.
About unable to purchase colour change for the Gundam lightsaber
About unable to purchase colour change for the Gundam lightsaber，This issue was not clearly explained during the linkage，Therefore, it is no longer feasible for me to use the season pass green coins to unlock the remaining colours I have unlocked the Gundam lightsaber, but I can no longer purchase colour changes, which is very frustrating. There are probably quite a few players who haven't bought the colour change yet and are as helpless as I am. I think players who have a lightsaber can unlock the option to change its colour for purchase in the warehouse interface.Nerf hemlok, it should be nerfed but it isnt
Please guys, nerf hemlok, everyone are using this gun. I'm tired that you guys the concept "NERF" is reducing 1 dmg, its suppose to reduce 3-5 dmg or more, thats what is call NERF. And every match whatever it is, ranked, wildcard. pubs is HEMLOK HEMLOK HEMLOK HEMLOK HEMLOK HEMLOK. AND GUESS WHAT? HEMLOK AGAIN.
What's the point of Ash's tactical snare?
It doesn't seem to do anything - whether I use it or it's used against me... it offers enemies about 10m radius of movement, so the usual range of movement most fight with if they walk to the edge of it (5m) it just snaps How it COULD be good: the radius needs to be a lot tighter, and maybe add slowing, as well as not snapping. It really needs to hinder an enemies movement. When it snags you you can still sprint around and just run to the edge and it snaps - what's the point?
