“I mean everyone I came across plays like a bot.” “Is it me or does it seem like Fortnite games are easy,” one user mused on Twitter.
“It does not make me feel good knowing I am killing fake players when I eliminate a whole team,” one fan pleaded to the official Fortnite account on Twitter. “I forgot Fortnite added bots and here I thought I earned my 6 kills,” one Fortnite player remarked on Twitter. How can a game that everyone plays continue to capture their imagination if, most of the time, players will probably lose? Enter bots. But that exclusivity is at odds with Fortnite’s mainstream success. And “skill” is a huge thing in Fortnite - it’s a battle royale game, after all, and that means there can only be one winner. When players win or rack up eliminations now, they don’t always know if they “deserve” it, at least not in the way we might traditionally think about skill. Examining the way people talk about Fortnite now, you see this hyper vigilance and fear of bots nearly everywhere you look. (Epic declined to comment on bots in the game.) But the paranoid outlook isn’t limited to a single match. Whether or not the initial conspiracy theory is true is beside the point.
lol - Ali-A October 21, 2019Īnd so we arrive at the first big cultural moment for the newest chapter of Fortnite, which is largely defined by skepticism. So after doing some testing it seems everyone's very first game of Fortnite Chapter 2 has 10 human players and 90 bots.
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