Fortnite Return Saga Might Witness the Comeback of Daequan and 72 Hours

The Fortnite return saga continues following the high-profile returns of popular streamers such as Nickmercs, Cloakzy, and Tfue, among others. This time, the players returning are two of the most popular figures from the battle royale by Epic Games.

Firstly, TSM Daequan has hinted towards making a return to the game. Dae has been off the grid for 9 months now, having no activity on the internet. However, close to Thanksgiving, he posted a tweet breaking his internet sabbatical. Is this a hint that he might come back to streaming games, possibly Fortnite once again?

Fortnite competitive champ 72 Hours makes a return

72 Hours rose to fame playing competitive for Team Liquid and winning various tournaments. He started streaming the game once again several days ago. However, he feels that the game still has its problems.

72 Hours decided to leave Fortnite from a competitive point of view as he was unhappy about how the game had become too unstable for competitive players with so many frequent patches. Therefore, he felt that the highs and lows, which are a part of the whole process, were really painful to go through.

Moreover, he admitted that he cannot go through it all frequently. Hence, it’s uncertain whether 72 Hours’ return to the game will last long. Having said that, his return is just in time for the Nexus War season finale.

The argument made by 72 Hours might not work well with casual Fortnite players, as these frequent patch updates are what makes the game fun for them. They love the fact the game doesn’t go stale after a while. Naturally, they don’t mind the instability and are happy with frequent changes to the game.

While players like Cloakzy are already gearing up for the Fortnite Championship, it will a pleasant sight to see how involved these OG players are going to be. This might just be another game in their stream rotation or they might return full time.

Watch the video by The Fortnite Guy to hear see Daequan’s tweet and hear what 72 Hours said on the issue.