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- alfieg_elliott
- 31 de dez. de 2020
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This game is so boring at the moment. We need more updates. In Chapter 1 we could an update almost everyday. Please fix your game it used to be really fun.
- Yeeterson_Peterson
- 31 de jan. de 2020
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Fortnite chapter 2 why does this exist to be honest this chapter is where epic wants to make money and make everything so balanced this feels like cod be honest oh wait they took stuff from cod.
- projectsgamer
- 31 de mai. de 2021
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This game has an exuberant amount of bugs even for first person shooter. what separates this game from other first person shooters is the ability to edit and build structures. This addition to the game has so many bugs. People faze through builds constantly. Also the timing is extremely important, and in this game the building can be inconsistent. Also, the lightsabers are by far the worst addition to the game ever. It feels like the creators were trying to make the game more fun for beginners, which is commendable. However, all it has accomplished is a random sequence of killing or getting killed by these weapons. It takes no skill whatsoever and it's extremely imprecise.
- stephenchapman-54466
- 7 de jan. de 2020
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Chapter 1's aesthetic is better, as well as the loot pool, but I adore the lore additions, the collab skins (freaking Deadpool got added), the very nice map, Fortnite's just as fun as its always been in my opinion!
- NitroSpider04
- 6 de jul. de 2021
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- ournameis_legion
- 2 de dez. de 2020
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What is this!!?! This is what I call utterly garbage!!! The new map is awful and the changes to this game is just boooooo.
- vincentnlagace
- 10 de jul. de 2020
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Why FORTNITE? The kids have totally accepted the game and it is always on the top of the charts on Twitch, Youtobe and the late Mixer, besides being easy to build the character and let a kid play on mobile too, which is very difficult for noob people. Besides this, the EPIC guys don't sleep on the spot and release new skins, which are pumping with action-figures and are quick on the trigger to prototype and release new characters as it happened with the Avengers, Aquaman etc... and of course, they also have a story arc that is released throughout the year in seasons, which drive the fans completely crazy!!! Congratulations EPIC! Original Review is in the CULTZONE Portal Editorial 2020-07-28
- CultZoneTheReal
- 20 de mar. de 2021
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I trying been for nearly 4 years. I want like pro and good skills, building and shotgun. When I go play first game then I go back lobby straight away I don't want to go back lobby because waste our times and too hard and so really really hard too much when I shoot person is one killed then I go back lobby again and I haven't never killed 10 or 15 of my life. That's sadly because that's game is not really fun atm. No ones help teach skills like peoples is selfish and I been seen YouTube low sensitive and high sensitive but it's not working for me atm. Fortnite NOT IS FUNN.....
- adamlloydwalker
- 23 de nov. de 2021
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- jshmaweb
- 17 de dez. de 2020
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And I thought chapter 1 was bad... This is garbage. The map sucks. The game has to use things like Avengers or Starwars to egen stay relevant. + it is cringe... very cringe
- eliaswallim
- 29 de ago. de 2020
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If you thought we were getting something new. You will be disappointed.
The game still looks like an app game. Its so boring. Its filled with children yelling and cursing like they are crack heads fighting for pixel dust.
It's disappointing that in 2020 this crap is in the forefront.
The game looks like crap for a game that is popular in 2020.
The graphics and gameplay is crap. It looks like a solo app game.
This game is dumbing down a lot of children. Any child that is hooked deserves the side effect because THEY ARE WEAK. They have no use anymore.
iunno how this game became so popular for dumb people. I don't get it.
Verdict: Crapnite
The game still looks like an app game. Its so boring. Its filled with children yelling and cursing like they are crack heads fighting for pixel dust.
It's disappointing that in 2020 this crap is in the forefront.
The game looks like crap for a game that is popular in 2020.
The graphics and gameplay is crap. It looks like a solo app game.
This game is dumbing down a lot of children. Any child that is hooked deserves the side effect because THEY ARE WEAK. They have no use anymore.
iunno how this game became so popular for dumb people. I don't get it.
Verdict: Crapnite
- ThunderKing6
- 14 de set. de 2020
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It's a very fun game to play with friends. It has interesting and fun mechanics, a fast, well rounded pace and a balanced loot pool. There is huge room for improvement and the building makes it a unique shooter. I would 100% give this game a shot of the only thing you've heard about fortnite is the Reddit hivemind telling you that it's bad because it isn't Minecraft.
- gustavramsay
- 13 de jan. de 2021
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Don't play it, don't download it. Its the absolute wordt game ever Made. Serious don't play it
- juliusversteegen
- 23 de jan. de 2021
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Yet, I have tried lot of shooting games and I was pro in all those games. But when I started playing Fortnite I was trash super noob in that game, it shows that this game need lot of ability and practice to play, and I like these type of games...
Now I play it well...
Now I play it well...
- isafromyt
- 21 de nov. de 2020
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This is the greatest thing that ever happened in anybody's life get this dang game it's free what are you doing get it now idiot
- williamvanderwoude
- 15 de set. de 2020
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Whilst many problems occurred as the original fortnite went on from its much better earlier seasons, this has new gameplay and helps to stop the repetitive gameplay of the first whilst still having repetitive gameplay itself.
- leonardj-37537
- 1 de jan. de 2020
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This game has come a long way from the start of chapter 2. It has many challenges and a secret skin every season. I highly recommend this to competitive players which can play in tournaments every week.
- jakobklynn
- 11 de jun. de 2021
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- ytmapc
- 1 de out. de 2021
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Season 2 and 4 were good and the rest were completely unplayable.
Fortnite Chapter 2 arrived with the promise of innovation and excitement, but as players dove into the new content, it became evident that the game had taken a turn for the worse. Despite its initial promise, Chapter 2 is often remembered as a low point in Fortnite's history, characterized by missed opportunities and a lack of direction that left many fans disillusioned.
When Chapter 2 launched in October 2019, it was presented as a major overhaul of the beloved battle royale. The map was completely redesigned, with new locations and mechanics meant to reinvigorate the experience. On paper, it sounded promising. However, the reality was far less impressive. The new map, while visually appealing, felt uninspired and lacked the distinct character of its predecessor. The vast, open spaces and generic landscapes made exploration feel tedious rather than thrilling.
One of the most glaring issues with Chapter 2 was the sense of stagnation in its gameplay. The core mechanics of Fortnite remained unchanged, and while some new features were introduced, they often felt superficial. The addition of boats and swimming, for example, seemed like a half-hearted attempt to refresh the game. Instead of transforming the experience, these elements felt like gimmicks that added little substance. The novelty of swimming quickly wore off, and boats, while occasionally useful, did little to address the game's fundamental issues.
Another major letdown was the lack of meaningful updates and content. Fortnite is known for its frequent updates and collaborations, but Chapter 2 seemed to lag behind in this regard. The first few seasons introduced a series of underwhelming themed events and collaborations that failed to capture the excitement of previous seasons. The lack of engaging content led to a feeling of repetitiveness, making it hard for players to stay invested in the game.
The progression system in Chapter 2 was also a point of contention. The new battle pass system, while not fundamentally flawed, lacked the excitement and variety of earlier seasons. The rewards felt less impactful, and the overall progression felt slower and less rewarding. This made the grind for cosmetic items feel more like a chore than an enjoyable aspect of the game.
The introduction of bots, meant to ease new players into the game, was another controversial change. While intended to balance matches and give beginners a chance to learn, bots quickly became a point of frustration for more experienced players. Their presence often led to lopsided matches and a sense that the competitive integrity of the game was being compromised. This move alienated long-time fans who felt that the game was being dumbed down at the expense of its core player base.
Moreover, the communication from Epic Games during Chapter 2 was lackluster. The community felt increasingly disconnected from the developers, who seemed out of touch with the desires and concerns of the player base. The sporadic and often vague updates failed to address the pressing issues and left players feeling as though their feedback was being ignored.
In retrospect, Chapter 2 is seen as a period of missed opportunities for Fortnite. The potential for innovation and growth was there, but it was overshadowed by a lack of bold decisions and a failure to deliver on the expectations set by previous seasons. The game struggled to maintain its former glory and left many fans longing for the excitement and engagement that had characterized Fortnite's early days.
Ultimately, Fortnite Chapter 2 serves as a cautionary tale of how even a beloved game can falter when it loses sight of what made it special in the first place. While the game did eventually find its footing again with subsequent updates and new content, Chapter 2 remains a reminder of a time when Fortnite's creative spark seemed to dim.
Fortnite Chapter 2 arrived with the promise of innovation and excitement, but as players dove into the new content, it became evident that the game had taken a turn for the worse. Despite its initial promise, Chapter 2 is often remembered as a low point in Fortnite's history, characterized by missed opportunities and a lack of direction that left many fans disillusioned.
When Chapter 2 launched in October 2019, it was presented as a major overhaul of the beloved battle royale. The map was completely redesigned, with new locations and mechanics meant to reinvigorate the experience. On paper, it sounded promising. However, the reality was far less impressive. The new map, while visually appealing, felt uninspired and lacked the distinct character of its predecessor. The vast, open spaces and generic landscapes made exploration feel tedious rather than thrilling.
One of the most glaring issues with Chapter 2 was the sense of stagnation in its gameplay. The core mechanics of Fortnite remained unchanged, and while some new features were introduced, they often felt superficial. The addition of boats and swimming, for example, seemed like a half-hearted attempt to refresh the game. Instead of transforming the experience, these elements felt like gimmicks that added little substance. The novelty of swimming quickly wore off, and boats, while occasionally useful, did little to address the game's fundamental issues.
Another major letdown was the lack of meaningful updates and content. Fortnite is known for its frequent updates and collaborations, but Chapter 2 seemed to lag behind in this regard. The first few seasons introduced a series of underwhelming themed events and collaborations that failed to capture the excitement of previous seasons. The lack of engaging content led to a feeling of repetitiveness, making it hard for players to stay invested in the game.
The progression system in Chapter 2 was also a point of contention. The new battle pass system, while not fundamentally flawed, lacked the excitement and variety of earlier seasons. The rewards felt less impactful, and the overall progression felt slower and less rewarding. This made the grind for cosmetic items feel more like a chore than an enjoyable aspect of the game.
The introduction of bots, meant to ease new players into the game, was another controversial change. While intended to balance matches and give beginners a chance to learn, bots quickly became a point of frustration for more experienced players. Their presence often led to lopsided matches and a sense that the competitive integrity of the game was being compromised. This move alienated long-time fans who felt that the game was being dumbed down at the expense of its core player base.
Moreover, the communication from Epic Games during Chapter 2 was lackluster. The community felt increasingly disconnected from the developers, who seemed out of touch with the desires and concerns of the player base. The sporadic and often vague updates failed to address the pressing issues and left players feeling as though their feedback was being ignored.
In retrospect, Chapter 2 is seen as a period of missed opportunities for Fortnite. The potential for innovation and growth was there, but it was overshadowed by a lack of bold decisions and a failure to deliver on the expectations set by previous seasons. The game struggled to maintain its former glory and left many fans longing for the excitement and engagement that had characterized Fortnite's early days.
Ultimately, Fortnite Chapter 2 serves as a cautionary tale of how even a beloved game can falter when it loses sight of what made it special in the first place. While the game did eventually find its footing again with subsequent updates and new content, Chapter 2 remains a reminder of a time when Fortnite's creative spark seemed to dim.
- zgurley-96635
- 9 de set. de 2024
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I love this game! It's amazing I play it everyday and (sadly to say) I have spent over 100$ on it! It's much better the the originals! People say "there's sweats!" There just people who got good at the game. The game is fun and easy I totally recommend it!!!
- jadondude
- 2 de mar. de 2021
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This game started off promising with a developer team that cared about the community of their game and listened to feedback. This though is where it went downhill, Quickly. We start off with Season 1 of a brand new chapter and what an atrocious start its was. Firstly the map. It was mid at best and had weird unnecessary mountains. 2nd the mobility around the map was horrendous. ONLY MOTORBOATS!!! WHAT!!! This was just annoying for the now slow-paced game. The rest of the chapter sucked but I'll give S2 and 4 credit. I think both of them did what they were trying to achieve perfectly. At this stage of Fortnite lifespan its trash and Epic Games don't care about their community.
- maxjpaton
- 11 de out. de 2022
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I Really Loving Fortnite Like Never Before! This Game Is Really Got Big improvements to the PS5 The Game Also Added New Game Mode Of The Imposters And Kevin The Cube And Eddie Brock And Alot Of Thing's That Changed From How Fortnite Was Back Then In 2018 Compared To 2021 On PS5 And People Who Like To Spend V-Bucks To Buy Amazing Characters!
- air-96030
- 23 de set. de 2021
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I love the fortnite and getting the wins how can you not like fortnite it has Ninja in it and Llamas roflmao!!!!! I love the chug jug and the weapons and getting super eliminations for the victory rOyalsss!!!! Death is imminent. In the end we will all die. We will deserve it for our sins.
I love dropping at l00t lake for total epic loot explosions roflmao lmfao!!!!!
I love dropping at l00t lake for total epic loot explosions roflmao lmfao!!!!!
- trobinson-06701
- 24 de jan. de 2021
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- thomasstolk
- 23 de jan. de 2021
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