Respawn doesn’t have any plans to revert the Apex Legends battle pass back to its pre-Season 7 state, game director Chad Grenier has confirmed, despite all the backlash the battle royale devs have copped since making the switch. The latest season of Apex Legends, its seventh since release, has been fairly well-received. It added a new legend, Horizon, and took players to the battle royale’s third map, Olympus. There’s been one sticking point for Apex Legends players across the board though; the battle pass.

While crazy-fast supercars and ultra-expensive hypercars are exciting, there’s something extra cool about seeing one-off, custom car builds. Each one of these vehicles is an extension of the owner’s personality, and they sure do grab attention. Twin-turbo kits, Lamborghinis, and drag cars all feature in our list showcasing some of YouTubes’ most insane car builds, but some are more controversial than others. With Alex Choi’s ‘Unicorn’ Lamborghini having divided option, Bisimoto’s all-electric supercar and Emelia Hartford bringing back a GMC G-body from the dead, there’s something for everyone in the list below – check it out.

TikTok star Addison Rae tried to ‘ratio’ her Twitter followers with a simple tweet, but within minutes several Minecraft YouTubers were on the scene to take the lead. In recent years ‘ratio-ing’ has become a hugely popular phenomenon online. To ‘ratio’ someone usually means to get more likes on a post than somebody else, and people regularly battle it out to see who can get more engagement. It has been particularly popular among online creators with large followings.

An Apex Legends exploit involving Ash and Rampart’s Amped Cover allows the Incisive Instigator to stack unlimited EVO shield damage. Season 11 of Apex Legends has arrived and players are already getting to grips with the lethal CAR SMG and the brand new tropical map, Storm Point. Despite this, as always, a few bugs and exploits have slipped through the cracks in Escape and while some are minor, others are going to need immediate attention from the devs.

The controversial Warzone companion app that showed players the K/D’s and detailed stats of everyone in their lobby has made a number of changes in response to claims that it was ruining the battle royale. Like many other multiplayer games, Call of Duty Warzone has been plagued with complaints and issues surrounding skill-based matchmaking – SBMM – and after the Black Ops Cold War integration, it’s still a major issue.

‘Cry Me a River’ singer Justin Timberlake seems to have been spotted working in Target in a TikTok that is beginning to go viral. The reason why Timberlake is working in Target is unknown, though some in the comments believed the move might be a publicity stunt. A video, posted by user Douglas Anthony (@dougyanthony), shows Timberlake appears to be working behind the till in a parker coat and hat.

KSI is a massive online superstar, boasting millions of followers across multiple social media platforms… but his earnings from TikTok aren’t exactly what he expected. KSI is one of the biggest influencers in the United Kingdom. The YouTuber has accrued a combined 39 million followers across his two channels, alongside an additional 11 million followers on Instagram. The British star is also a rising rapper, boasting songs with features from the likes of Rick Ross, Lil Wayne, and more — on top of his status as a budding pro boxer with an upcoming bout this August.

TikToker Lance Tsosie lost half a million followers on the platform after the fallout from his relationship with Chelsea Hart hit a boiling point with fans. Hart published a series of videos diving into her time with Tsosie, who goes by modern_warrior__” on TikTok. She alleged that Tsosie took advantage of her “vulnerability” and was unfaithful to her during their relationship. As the drama unfolded, more influencers claimed to have a similar experience with Tsosie and spoke out in support of Hart.

Fan-made heroes are a hit in the Overwatch community, and now artist Troy Rushing has made one of the most detailed custom hero creations yet. [ad name=”article1″] Overwatch revealed that the game’s newest hero, Baptiste, will officially come to the main game on Tuesday, March 19. But even with a new hero on the way, Rushing decided to share his own impressive design for a hero called Kubra. https://www.artstation.com/artwork/8lkwbx[ad name=”article2″]

Call of Duty players have hit out at the Buy Back modes added to Warzone in Season Five, calling them the “worst” and demanding Raven reinstate normal playlists as soon as possible.  The weekly rotation of playlists in Warzone has become standard to any player, with Raven regularly trying to shake up the game’s formula and introduce some dynamic and enjoyable limited-time modes. However, rather controversially, they chose to remove all the game’s standard playlists in favor of “Buy Back” variations of the classic Solos, Duos, Trios, and Quads.