Fortnite, Epic Games
Fortnite offers second chance for players who received lifetime bans
Fortnite players who are currently serving a ban have been given a second chance by Epic Games. In December, Epic Games restructured the rules for competing in FNCS Divisional Cups and other competitive Fortnite tournaments for cash prizes to combat cheating.
Epic will give Fortnite cheaters 'a second chance' with a new, more forgiving ban policy, as long as they didn't do anything too awful or illegal
Beginning in April, cheaters will be given a one-year matchmaking ban on their first offense instead of a lifetime ban—unless they really screwed up.
Fortnite, Cowboy Bebop and Release
On Thursday night, Epic accidentally released a Battle Pass item to the shop. The item is the Runamok Jam Track, which can be ...
Fortnite is dishing out some heaving punishments to those selling accounts and cheating in tournaments, but it has reached ...
The new Fortnite Battle Pass is filled with cool heist-themed skins in Chapter 6 Season 2. Here are all the items you can get ...
Epic Games confirms all Fortnite players who were previously banned will be given a "second chance" as the studio updates its ban policy.
The newest update to Fortnite, Chapter 6 Season 2, has finally arrived, and it brings with it a host of chaotic new features.
While Fortnite has already done an apocalypse themed season, it seems it may be heading back that way based on some new clues ...
Epic Games announces that it will be shutting down Fortnite servers for one of the battle royale's game modes in the near future.
Fortnite servers are down for Chapter 6 Season 2. Find out when they'll be back online, what's new and how to check server ...
Epic Games has released an unannounced patch for Fortnite, which players will see as new update 4.57. Known issues listed as ...
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