There is no doubt that Epic Games has been drawing in the players and the money with the release of their PUBG-esque Fortnite Battle Royale. While Epic refuses to separate the two modes, it did recently announce that Fortnite had drawn in a combined forty million downloads. While Fortnite has been a runaway success, it … Continue reading “Paragon Might Be Unsustainable and Fortnite Killed It”
Epic Games is on a rampage against cheating in Fortnite, and the first lawsuit has officially ended with a settlement and injunction. Defendant Charles Vraspir entered an agreement voluntarily with no ability to repeal, that permanently bars him from creating, promotion, distributing, or using any software or device that infringes on Epic’s copyright for any … Continue reading “Epic Games Settles First Lawsuit Against Fortnite Cheater”
I’m not entirely happy with the press coverage of Epic Games’ lawsuit. If you’ve been reading the news this week, you may be under the impression that Epic Games was so angry about two particular players cheating in Fortnite that the game developer decided to take these two individuals to court. This isn’t exactly the … Continue reading “In Plain English: Epic Sues Two Fortnite Cheat Creators”
The effects of Fortnite Battle Royale on Playerunknown’s Battlegrounds appears to be nil, at least in the sense that the former has seen a great deal of success and yet the latter continues to rise in popularity. Launched as a free addition to Fortnite, Epic’s Battle Royale clocked in an impressive 525,000 peak concurrent user … Continue reading “PUBG Is Dominating PC, But Fortnite Is Gaining Speed”
Tim Sweeney.
And that’s basically nothing.
Infinitely mobile.
Fight over NFTs like the cowboys did.
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Earbuds with buds in the ears.
MMO Fallout 