One popular map area disappeared from Fortnite

No matter how much Epic Games "dig up" the Fortnite Battle Royale map, no matter how they changed the landscape, the Tilted Towers area remained inviolable. This object is considered the most popular place to drop in the game. You could quickly find a fight there, earn frags and also die.

We will have to say goodbye to the riskiest landing point - it will disappear as part of the weekly event. In other words, millions of players will not be able to parachute to the Towers and wait for an instant battle.

Just as in Hearthstone there is the Hall of Fame, in Fortnite there is a Vault, where the most imbalance weapons of the past go. This time, Tommy Gun left. Epic also stated that the gun would not appear at the World Championships and all qualifiers.

Such changes emphasize the habit of the creators of the game continually modifying the mechanics so that the game remains interesting.

Also recently, developers have commented on the latest changes in the Fortnite update, which many players didn't appreciate. The company explained that the mechanics that allowed players to recover after death were liked only by 10% of users - the best in Fortnite. The remaining 90% were frustrated faster because of defeats and less often returned to the Battle Royale. Vampirism was removed from the main modes because of this but was remained at the "Arena".

Also, Epic Games has forbidden to change the screen resolution because of the 4:3 format can spoil the impression of the gameplay. The developers didn't like that the players used these settings to gain an advantage in battle.

The company's priority in the near future will be to optimize the gameplay for Fortnite World Cup Finals. Previously, Epic Games had to devote more time to new content, but after the open qualifiers, the developers considered it necessary to deal with the stability of the Battle Royale.

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