Korean game developer PUBG, a subsidiary of Bluehole, has filed a copyright violation lawsuit against U.S. based Epic Games, asking a court to determine whether the latter's “Fortnite” copied the former's “PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds.”
Epic Games is sending more V-Bucks back to Fortnite players, so make sure to get into the game and check if you received them.
A new Fortnite leak shows another massive change coming to the game, and it might arrive with the next season.
Epic Games tweets: "Due to an issue that may have been causing crashes for some players, we’ve temporarily disabled the Yoda Back Bling while the team is working on a fix."
So, instead of improving upon their own game that runs like crap, has fallen into mediocrity and staleness... they have resorted to sue Fortnite???...
Yeah, Fornite is going to invade Korean market now ;) adding to its growing popularity... this reaction was expected!
Great use of time and money. /s
Instead of wasting money on pointless lawsuits that you can't win how about you focus on fixing and improving your game to compete with the competition. Keep trying to sue competition and you'll fade into irrelevancy. It's ridiculous how bitter this company is.
Front page title of this file is called "butthurt".
Fortnite stole PUBG's already stolen ideas and shafted it, on the bright side maybe they'll both go away and put an end to this fade
If you can't beat em, sue em, I guess.