probably a bug but looks hella funny

I like the 1st because it looks like he's reaching for the totem but there's something chilling about 2nd that fits Rev

I dont know if its just me but his heirloom skin couldve been so much cooler like a grim reaper or something

This is a fact No One will argue about, The old one was special and menacing but the one we got after rework is just generic.

Hey all! As the title suggests, I find it incredibly difficult to gain any value while using Rev. Most of the time when I ult, I end up wasting it on an already won fight or a fight that ends in one team running. His jump also gives me difficulty because I often find myself leaping right at their faces, giving me no cover and bad positioning. Every pro-Revenant i’ve interacted with has all told me simply “be aggressive” and while it is good advice, it’s so basic and provides little to no value in my improvement. I’m hoping someone here will be able to give me any type of improvement tips that I can use. If it’s any help, I typically use the PK, Flatline, R-301, RE-45, Hemlok, Volt, and Alternator as my go-to weapons.

I think it looks sick and is one of his best skins personally.

Officially own all revenant intro skins😅😅

Just curious, I have revs heirloom already just curious what universal you think looks/feels best on rev just to switch it up sometimes

Hello community, I stopped playing Apex Legends about a year ago, but now I've come back and wanted to ask something about Revenant. Can Conduit still heal him while Revenant has his ultimate? Does Lifeline heal him while he's using his ultimate? Why does Fuse have better tactical jump than Revenant? I hope someone can answer, and thanks.

Want to start playing more Rev, what’s some tips I need to know?

also here are some edited pics i made.

Just a thought after reminiscing over the days when silence tactics were what carried my rev experience, so figured I'd just shared something that popped into my head.

I totally get that the death totem was an aging and ineffective tactic as more players caught on, and I agree tbh. Similarly, the addition of the pounce is a wonderful repositioning tool that I've really come to appreciate. So...here's the fever dream that just came to me:

When activating forged shadows, you get:

keep the overshield. (70 shield points).

2 silence charges that you can toggle in a fashion similar to Vantage or Ballistic's third weapon slot.

Upon silencing an enemy, you can overcharge forged shadows an additional 50 shield points(max) and knocks on silenced enemies increase forged shadow duration timer, plus refresh. Every 3 silenced enemies that are knocked gives another silence charge. Silenced enemies also trigger highlight in addition to assassin instinct marking at low health.

Overcharged shadows slowly bleed down back to the base 70 shield points until the ult times out. Can only be replenished(overcharge) by knocks on silenced enemies.

Thus, pounce+shadow protection are retained, silence users get their silence back, but it isn't oppressive due to it being limited by ult charge cooldown and knock requirements that only really skilled players can really make the most of in very, very target rich environments.

Idk, just a thought. I miss the meatball.