But despite it being a little bit ridiculous, the sort of intuition of how it plays and the fun really won out in the end." Our team, I would say, was initially a little bit skeptical of the idea and how it might fit in our somewhat grounded world.
"Finding a good fantasy for explaining what this ball was and how it worked and what it exactly looked like took a number of tries. "Wrecking Ball was definitely one of our biggest development challenges," Apex Legends game engineer Chris Winder said during a preview event. Duardo Silva (the father of Octavio "Octane" Silva) saw a way to use Maggie to his benefit, deciding that her execution would be carried out in front of the cameras that catalogue the Apex Games. However, just prior to being gunned down, Maggie was spared.
#Walter fuse fitzroy at your bloody service trial#
However, she was eventually arrested and brought on trials for her crimes-a trial that ended with her marked for execution. In actuality, Maggie returned to Salvo to continue her fight for the planet's independence. Both manage to grab hold of hanging scaffolding, but when Fuse offers Maggie his arm to help pull her up to safety, she smugly replies that she's decided he can "keep it" after all and then lets go, seemingly falling to her death. Fuse quickly blows the turrets up, but the resulting explosion knocks him and Maggie over the side of a skyscraper. She became the main antagonist of Season 8's Quest, Armageddon, which saw Fuse ultimately befriend Lifeline and kindle a strong connection (which has since been heavily hinted to be romantic in nature) with Bloodhound.Īpex Legends Season 8 Quest: Armageddon ends with Fuse, Lifeline, and Bloodhound watching Mad Maggie sacrifice herself, with the implication that she committed suicide after learning that she'd never be able to convince her oldest friend to join her crusade for Salvo independence.Īfter Fuse tells Maggie that he's found a new home among the legends and that he's not returning to Salvo, Maggie attempts to kill Lifeline and Bloodhound with some hidden turrets. Maggie continued to hound Wally and his fellow legends for the entirety of Season 8, promising a reward to anyone who managed to give her Wally's other arm, and temporarily taking over the Apex Games in Season 8's Chaos Theory limited-time event with the Ring Fury Takeover. Refusing to let her friend abandon her, Maggie followed Fuse to the Apex Games, orchestrating a terrorist attack on the civilian populace attending his welcoming ceremony (which is why whole sections of Kings Canyon are now gone).īy clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's
Maggie viewed Wally's decision to join the Apex Games as a betrayal of Salvo's fight for independence, and upon his departure, the two friends fought over his leaving-an argument that ended with Maggie tossing a grenade at Wally in a fit of frustration and blowing off his arm (which is why Fuse has a mechanical arm). As part of the deal, Salvo was allowed to add one of their warriors to the Apex Games as a new legend and Wally was chosen, adopting the moniker of Fuse. Though Maggie fought against the takeover with all her might, the rulers of Salvo agreed to the Syndicate's terms. This created a rift in the pair's friendship.Įventually the Syndicate-the group that oversees and runs the Apex Games-sought to acquire Salvo, promising peace for the war-torn world if it became the seventh planet to join Syndicate Space. However, whereas Maggie strove to become Salvo's next ruling warlord-adopting the moniker of Mad Maggie-Wally fell in love with the glory-seeking nature of Salvo's arena blood sport: the Bonecage. In this environment, Maggie and Wally grew up to become exceptionally competent mercenaries, relying on each other for decades. Prior to the events of Apex Legends, the entire planet had been in a state of perpetual war for more than 50 years. Maggie and Wally grew up on Salvo, a Fringe World of constant battle where warlords and their respective followers fought for control. Margaret "Mad Maggie" Kōhere was first introduced as the childhood friend of Season 8 legend Walter "Fuse" Fitzroy. That's definitely the symbol that Maggie carved into the side of Kings Canyon with explosives.
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