After each season in Apex Legends, players are given rewards based on the competitive rank they achieved during the season. These Ranked Series rewards include badges, weapon charms, and for some ranks, skydive trails.  Skydive trails are a flashy way for players to show off their achievement in an Apex lobby. They’re only reserved for the ranks from diamond and above and only last for one season, meaning you’ll have to keep reaching said ranks in order to rock a trail during each Ranked Series of Apex.

GTA V’s multiplayer portion is an excellent place to come together with friends. From racing to simply doing missions, the possibilities are endless, and a tiny bit of imagination completely reshapes GTA V’s multiplayer experience. Role-playing (RP) is one of the most fun ways of enjoying GTA V after you’re done with the story mode. There are even players who buy the game just for the RP experience since it’s also been quite popular among Twitch streamers.

The Oden is one of the most eccentric weapons in Call of Duty: Warzone and Modern Warfare. The fully automatic bullpup rifle is slow-firing and clumsy, but it packs a punch. With the right loadout, it can be kitted out to be a fun weapon in a variety of situations, but it excels at long range on unsuspecting enemies. While there are better options out there, many players seem to love the Oden for its uniqueness and loadout flexibility.

The controls in Fortnite are relatively straightforward and there are only a few boundaries that apply to the players. Looking around as you’re running in Fortnite can be limiting, but Double Movement fixes that. Double Movement could only be performed by console players for a long time, but it can also be executed while playing on a PC with the help of other tools that help players simulate controller inputs. Double Movement allows players to make diagonal movements while still facing forward.

Sometimes a PlayStation or Xbox controller can’t match that one-of-akind feeling of drifting like a pro in racing games. This is even more true on PC, where the keyboard and mouse can’t simulate the experience of a crash between vehicles or give feedback when you’re making a drastic turn. However, with a gaming wheel and pedals designed to imitate driving for players, you can chuck those options and start shredding the racecourse with your foot on the gas.