To everyone in this chat who's uninformed about the facts. Fortnite did not become successful within a whole year after release. Updates were slow, lot's of bugs took a long time to fix. And twitch metrics are not the way of measuring the success of a game.
Apex still has millions of players, and most of the FPS players that were not part of a Fortnite e-sports team before Apex released are playing Apex all the time.
Only Shroud doesn't, but Shroud has been a variety streamer and will stay a variety streamer.
@Wingmannedbro wrote:To everyone in this chat who's uninformed about the facts. Fortnite did not become successful within a whole year after release. Updates were slow, lot's of bugs took a long time to fix. And twitch metrics are not the way of measuring the success of a game.
Apex still has millions of players, and most of the FPS players that were not part of a Fortnite e-sports team before Apex released are playing Apex all the time.
Only Shroud doesn't, but Shroud has been a variety streamer and will stay a variety streamer.
Yeah... And let's not forget the human cost behind Fortnite's success. Respawn said they wanted to treat their employees as well as possible.
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