The Apex Legends team has scheduled a Wildcard AMA for October 14, 2026, from 10 a.m. to noon PT. Players are invited to ask the developers about Wildcard and share feedback during the question-and-answer session.
In the invitation published on October 13, the team asks participants to leave questions below the Steam Community announcement before the session, then return during the scheduled window to read the answers. The advertised hours use the designation PT; readers elsewhere should account for that time zone when planning to follow the discussion.
How to submit a Wildcard question
The announcement’s comment thread is the designated place for questions. Players are asked to submit their posts ahead of the AMA, giving them a way to contribute without waiting for the discussion to begin. The team also directs participants back to the announcement to read its responses during the session.
The participation guidance asks players to stay focused on Wildcard and keep each contribution to one or two related questions. That means keeping connected points together instead of combining unrelated requests in a single post. For a player seeking an explanation, a focused contribution keeps the issue they want addressed clear and within the announced subject of the AMA.
The team also asks for polite questions made in good faith. These guidelines are intended to improve the chances of getting an answer, but they do not guarantee an individual response. The developers have two hours and plan to answer as many questions as possible, so submitting a question does not ensure it will be addressed during the session.
Technical designers are among the announced speakers
RSPN_JeffWright, Lead Technical Designer, and RSPN_Danja, Senior Technical Game Designer, are among the announced speakers. Their roles make the discussion relevant to players seeking explanations of the design decisions behind Wildcard. Asking how or why something works is distinct from requesting a change: an answer can explain a decision without committing the team to alter it.
The team says it will collect feedback and pass it to the game team. Player comments therefore have an announced destination beyond the discussion itself. That commitment concerns gathering and relaying feedback; it does not promise changes to Wildcard or make a player’s request an announced update.
Players who want to contribute should follow the invitation’s guidance: post a focused Wildcard question under the official announcement before the scheduled session and return to read the responses. The AMA offers an opportunity to hear from technical designers, while any commitment to change the game would need to be assessed separately from an explanation or acknowledgment of feedback.
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