Class Action Lawsuit Alleges Epic Used Psychologists to Make Fortnite "Very, Very Addictive"
The suit alleges a 15-year-old played nearly 8,000 games in 10 months.
The suit alleges a 15-year-old played nearly 8,000 games in 10 months.
This issue has riled up a lot of Fortnite’s player base, and Epic telling players to just trust their opaque system doesn’t seem to be helping.
It'll now end on October 13.
Following yesterday’s 10.40 patch, players have been noticing that the mechs are exploding when they hit the ground.
How this will actually work out remains to be seen, but many players believe this is a step in the right direction.
Nanananananananananananana Fortnite.
Will players and streamers be on board with this new, more conservative approach? Time will tell.
Fortnite’s 10.20 patch includes a Borderlands crossover that resembles the game’s planet Pandora.
After weeks of player outcry, developer Epic made some significant changes to Fortnite’s mechanical Brute.
Players don’t seem as happy as they once were to let the dust settle and then explore the fallout.
As Epic continues to try to please everyone, we’re sure to see more cracks forming.
Gunner is a good boy, but he looks awfully similar to Bonesy from season six.
“They come in with guns, bro. They literally pulled up, holy shit.”
They're getting targeting lasers, but that isn't doing much to allay players' concerns.
Blevins has left behind a void. The question is, who will fill it?
On this week's Kotaku Splitscreen, we talk about the Fortnite World Cup and the game’s competitive scene.
