“I’m a Better Warzone player Than a Fortnite player” – Tfue

Fortnite content creators and pro players are dissatisfied with the game in general. This has been going on for a while, and players have been quitting the game throughout. Interestingly, several eSports experts have claimed that the game is in its last moments and soon to be replaced. Sadly, that seems to be a prevalent notion from everyone who has quit the game.

If you see the last year itself and judge what has happened then it is clear. The household names like Ninja, TimTheTatMan, Dr Lupo, CouRage, Tfue, SypherPK etc have shifted more towards Call Of Duty. Now, if dynamics are concerned, Warzone is a completely different game in the BR format.

Fortnite is and has always been a building game with BR dynamics, not the other way around. However, its Epic Games that players are dissatisfied with. The direction they have chosen for the game is just not sitting well for the players. 

Will Tfue ever return to Fortnite?

It was quite clear from his last statement earlier this week that Tfue has enough reasons to not come back. Although his mate Cloakzy did say that he would follow Tfue if he decides to go back. The truth is everyone is going over to Warzone simply because of a few reasons. Firstly because the mechanics are much different, much more intense.

Fortnite is definitely intense, but Warzone is a bit more aggressive and makes you think quickly on your feet. Secondly, Fortnite has been slacking with their new content lately; it is not really up to the mark. Every pro who has played both games would prefer Warzone over it.

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The game’s fanbase is ever-evolving 

Warzone is more realistic and that allows some leeway to the content creators. Statistically speaking, one doesn’t necessarily want to see an aged content creator making Fortnite videos. For Warzone, that age barrier is not a measure at all. So the fanbase is always inclined towards a younger crowd. 

Then again, in light of recent events, Epic Games really need to get a grasp on things. They have not done well with the anti-cheat; they have not done well with aim-assist. In general, they have disappointed the pros and content creators enough to drive them away. 

Source – Tfue (Twitch/Twitter)