Apex Legends player goes from bottom to top rank in single, 54-hour stream

Earlier this year, Apex Legends content creator Timmy ‘iiTzTimmy’ An went from bronze to master rank in a single, solo 33-hour stream. While it’s an impressive feat, there are loftier heights you can hit in Respawn Entertainment’s battle royale game. That’s why An set himself a new challenge, reaching Apex Legends’ top rank in one, 54-hour long stream.

The streamer kicked things off on Saturday, blitzing through Apex’s smaller lobbies until he hit the master division on Monday afternoon close to 46 hours of being on air. Climbing through the diamond ranks alone nearly took an entire day. After two days, though, An managed to accomplish his goal by achieving the Apex Predator rank, which places him among the top 750 players on his platform.

While An took the odd break to eat, drink water or coffee, or use the bathroom, the entire stream was reasonably continuous. He did have to restart things around the 48-hour mark because broadcasting beyond that is against Twitch’s rules, though he quickly came back online.

While An appears notably more tired as the stream goes on – and for good reason – his performance never really dips, which is especially impressive given the lobbies only get more challenging as he slowly starts to run on less sleep.

Here’s the moment An hit the game’s top rank, memes and all:

He primarily used Pathfinder for his run, though, like a lot of people right now, that sometimes didn’t help him against the battle royale’s new kid on the block. It’s okay, the developers are aware of Seer’s power, and he will get nerfed pretty soon.

In the meantime, though, you can check out our Apex Legends tier list if you fancy finding out who you should play on your own run to Apex Predator.

Apex Legends player goes from bottom to top rank in single, 54-hour stream
Source: Maharot News