For more than 12 hours, the world's most popular online video game was inaccessible to players. Fortnite, the world's largest free-to-play online game , was temporarily down Sunday morning for a major update. However, some players are starting to lose patience.
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There have only been a few major updates , and this was one of them.
In a tweet, a player accused Fortnite creators Epic Gamesof being "unprofessional."
@Baseer17606932 wrote: “Fortnite is a multi-billion dollar company and they still can’t fix their servers…”
Some players, on the other hand, viewed this interruption with humor, joking that it forced them to "finally talk to their families.".
As major updates can take time, most people were understanding and accepted the situation.
The 100 players who can play in Battle Royale fight each other until only one person is left alive.
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This activity takes place on a fantasy, 3D island, where participants are free to explore and roam. Players use unique, fun weapons to defeat their opponents and emerge victorious.
Fortnite is a phenomenon. The game has taken the world by storm since its release, attracting millions of players from all over the world. With a mix of cooperative and competitive gameplay, Fortnite offers something for everyone.
What's so different about this update?
Fortnite was released in 2017 and quickly became one of the most popular video games. The game has had three updates since then, each titled a different chapter.
Fortnite's fourth chapter is here, and it looks like it's going to be bigger and better than ever. The map is being completely rebuilt, there are new characters - including Geralt from The Witcher and Doom Slayer from the Doom - and you'll be able to get around on motorbikes and other vehicles.
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The game is now accessible to players again, according to the Twitter account @FortniteStatus, which has amassed more than 2 million followers and has regularly provided information on the progress of the new update.
