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Hoping this reaches the devs. Please boost if you think it's cool. :)

I've been playing Apex since 2020, but for the last 2-3 years, I've mostly only played one mode. It's admittedly niche, but hear me out.

I co-lead a private Discord server for IRL friends who play Apex, and every Friday night 8-12 of us play TDM in a private lobby. The entire crew joins the same Discord voice chat, as our goal is to recreate the nostalgic feeling of sitting in a living room together and trash-talking each other while playing something like Halo or Goldeneye. It's a ton of fun, and the vibes are infectious for our crew of dads and 9-5ers.

I recognize that this is not how most people play Ape

The news release about the Veiled event/LTM said "a new map for Team Deathmatch." I looked in the Mixtape as well as the options available for private lobbies, and I don't see a new map option. Am I missing something?

I know the US is not a primary audience for the Dakar Rally. Still, there are ways to watch it in the US. I've been watching highlights on YouTube but would love to watch some live coverage in a bar setting. Does anyone know of any bars that might have Dakar playing on a TV in the next week or so? Thanks!

Hello! I'm looking for the best tattoo artists around Chicago and the suburbs that specialize in knuckle tattoos. I already have multiple tattoos and a go-to artist for general work, but he doesn't work on fingers. Looking for someone with a lot of experience working on the delicate and tricky canvas of knuckles!

Who would you recommend? Thanks!

This is definitely self-promotion, but I'm hoping the ultimate impact is the promotion of deserving artists.

I started a new Instagram account that's sharing the best of hardcore punk (and a little metal sprinkled in) using a format I haven't seen much of: I create a basic video clip (with a Reel) using album artwork, then post 60-90-second clips of songs using Instagram's sound library (which is surprisingly robust) so that everything is copyright-friendly. Presentation is minimal with no descriptions, so that the songs can speak for themselves right there in the feed.

I have no intent to monetize this, I just want to promote great bands, both new and old. If this sounds interesting to yo

This is definitely self-promotion, but I'm hoping the ultimate impact is the promotion of deserving artists.

I started a new Instagram account that's sharing the best of hardcore (and a little punk and metal sprinkled in) using a format I haven't seen much of: I create a basic video clip (with a Reel) using album artwork, then post 60-90-second clips of songs using Instagram's sound library (which is surprisingly robust) so that everything is copyright-friendly. Presentation is minimal with no descriptions, so that the songs can speak for themselves right there in the feed.

I have no intent to monetize this, I just want to promote great bands, both new and old. If this sounds interesting

This might seem nitpicky or trivial, but please hear me out. I've noticed that a lot of pros and streamers will say "I killed one" or "[character] dead" in their comms to teammates when they've only knocked somebody down, and I find it confusing.

We all know that knocked and dead are two distinctly different states in this game. An enemy that is knocked could become un-knocked very quickly by a Lifeline teammate, a self-revive, or another teammate taking advantage of a third-party distraction.

When a teammate says they've knocked somebody, I take a mental note to know I either need to keep track of them while I find the rest of the team, or it might be the right time to thirst/finish