‘This is Completely False’- Ninja Rubbishes Reports of Having Quit Fortnite

Fortnite is perhaps one of the most popular eSports titles right now. With Epic Games constantly introducing exciting new content into the game, mostly related to various pop-culture elements, the game has been successful in gathering a fan following from various fandoms. Epic Games always sees to it that the game stays on the top of the mind of the community, which gave rise to the massive popularity the title currently boasts.

However, there is another side to this. Many pros and players have undertaken an exodus from this game on account of the toxicity and immaturity of the player community. Others have complained that Epic pays little to no attention to the competitive aspect of the game, as much as it does to the content.

Over the years, some very prominent names in the Fortnite pro scene have quit the game and moved on to other eSport titles. Recently, there were rumors about Ninja, perhaps the most well-known face in Fortnite as well as the world of streaming, leaving the game.

Now, Ninja does have reasons to be frustrated about this game. For a while now, he has fallen prey to others stream sniping him on numerous instances. Recently, the pop culture website, Hypebeast.com, did a piece about Ninja quitting Fortnite out of this frustration. However, our favorite blue-haired boy debunked this claim on Twitter and set the record straight.

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“Dude, brother, I love this game right now…”: Ninja on the current state of Fortnite

Although Ninja did take a short hiatus from this game at the beginning of Chapter 2, he returned when the Marvel-themed season kicked off. He does not play Fortnite often, and fans often find him streaming Valorant these days, he says that he would love playing it more.

Since Ninja is currently one of the most famous personalities associated with the game, Twitch streamer BeastAFK was curious to know his opinion regarding the current season. This is what he had to say:

“Dude, brother, I love this game right now. I’ve loved it last season, last season was great, like I’d be playing this game every day…”

Well, looks like fans will still get to see Ninja on Fortnite, at least for the considerable future!