Apex Legends: The Legend of BatteryDeliveryService

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Although many eyes are on Apex Legends' upcoming season and new character Vantage, there are plenty of aspects of the community that can draw in players. Some fans want to boycott the game as part of No Apex August, while others keep up with the esports side of the game. There are even some myth-level occurrences that leave players more dumbfounded than anything, such as when a dead Apex Legends character spawns in.

There was also Apex Legends hacker named Tufi, who came and went with little explanation. The name has popped up a time or two since, with a few wondering if the hacker was making their return at a point or two, but needless to say, there are a lot of myth-like elements to the game. Now, players are discussing a much more significant and hallowed name: BatteryDeliveryService.

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Over on Reddit, one small post is discussing another player, presumably a Pathfinder main, with the name BatteryDeliveryService. All this Pathfinder does is find shield batteries and deliver them to other players. The OP, for example, says that BatteryDeliveryService grappled in, gave them a few batteries after a battle, and then immediately disconnected. OP and his squad learned BatterDeliveryService's name from their deathbox. Others chimed in, claiming to have been visited by this myth themselves. Others said this reminded them of the stream-sniper streams that were dubbed Wingman Delivery Service.

OP admits this was a few seasons ago, and while this may not be the first mention of BatteryDeliveryService, it's unknown if this player is still continuing their work. It brings the farmer meme that states «it ain't much, but it's honest work» to mind. Those that chimed in, believing to