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@BoomIsSoda We are not the same. I want Tim Sweeny to die not the game he’s actively trying to kill

Actually I think it might be dying for a few others reasons too

I'm so mad I could #SKINSWEENEY

@BoomIsSoda I would love for you to keep sucking I’m so close

@_CLGL_ I've sunk a not small sum of money into this game but I would love for it to fail even further

@UsagiFN No point in begging since they won’t listen

most forgotten collab? i don't see anyone begging Epic to bring it back 😭

playing some Deadlock lately and Billy's design is my fav, so here's some fanart lol 🐐 #furryart #deadlock #billie

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Opinion - Fortnite's heart died today ✏️ "I’ll miss [working on] Fortnite Battle Royale," one Epic employee said after being laid off. It’s estimated that over 1,000 workers - roughly a quarter of Epic Games’ workforce - were laid off today. In the coming days, there will be many questions about Fortnite’s future. A future that will almost certainly look different without so many of the people who helped build it. Just to name a few: - Christopher Pope, a Battle Royale Design Director, said they’ll “miss Fortnite Battle Royale, but I’ll miss you all most of all.” In the replies, another employee said Pope had been making plans for the future of BR “mere moments” before being laid off. - Evan Kinney, the principal engineer behind Fortnite’s earliest live events, Replay Mode, and systems like the Rivalry feature. - Paige Dugre, art producer for Chapter 6 Season 3, the Simpsons mini-season, Chapter 7 Season 2, and collaborations like KPop Demon Hunters. Earlier this month, Jonah Kettman, a QA engineer on Fortnite Festival, defended Epic’s decision to raise V-Bucks prices, noting that “the quickest way to lower expenses is layoffs.” Kettman was laid off today—less than a week after paying a $4,000 vet bill for their cat. - Devin Connors, a community manager at Psyonix, widely respected within the Rocket League community. - Nik Blahunka, a lead writer behind many of Fortnite’s defining stories since 2017. - Vitaliy Naymushin, character art director who helped shape icons like Jonesy, Ramirez, Penny, and Kyle. Fortnite is the people behind it. And today, many of those people are gone.

@Fortnite_STW How do you fire the guy who literally created PENNY he should be the CEO not get laid off

Two Employees responsible for STW’s Original Character Designs and Story were apart of the massive layoffs today. 💔 -Vitaly Naymushin worked on multiple iconic STW Character Designs -Nik Blahunka was a lead writer for Epic Games and contributed to STW Storylines (noticed by @Rezztro & @ForsakenLok)

Vitality Naymushin (@rawkstarv) the character artist behind Jonesy, Ramirez, Penny, and Kyle was fired today. artstation.com/rawkstar

@CrisCraft1304 A change in management

If you had to change ONE THING about Fortnite, what would it be? 🤔

insane line delivery from pacino here

@UsagiFN this was totally made by a Fraudation dude posing as one of us i've seen them use so much ai for their propaganda

we don't claim you

Squibbly Shores is genuinely one of the best locations added yet im being SO serious

Half-star reviews of my top 1 basically all say the same garbage but this one got me lol

@ValeriaaFN Because they need to cheat to even get close to Ice King

Why are they catching up

Plastic Man 2018 #plasticman #dc #comicart #comics #dccomics

A woman version of this would be impossible bc all women are awesome and i love them all and i wouldn't be capable of choosing between them and

Top 4 favourite men ever Originally planned to be a top 5 but i couldn't even think of a fifth man to save my life

@m1Lkdrink3r This looks like a Fortnite custom map