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There Will Be No In-Person Fortnite Competitions in 2021

Epic Games confirms that the Fortnite World Cup and other competition events will not happen in-person during 2021. Epic was strictly clear on its stance…

Charles ClevelandBy Charles ClevelandDecember 5, 20202 Mins Read
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Epic Games confirms that the Fortnite World Cup and other competition events will not happen in-person during 2021.

Epic was strictly clear on its stance of postponing all in-person events. In a statement posted by the Fortnite team, they further stated that point:

Our priority for any such event is the health and safety of our players and staff.” However, the Fortnite Champion Series (FNCS) will continue throughout 2021. They also stated that they are looking to put a new schedule together, “featuring more weekly tournaments, unique tournaments, and Creator Cups throughout the year.”

It is important to note that Epic is not looking for this to be a continued trend, “We will continue to provide online competitions throughout 2021 with the hopes that physical events, in some form, can return at some point in the future.” Fortunately, this tells us that there will still be tournaments held in 2021 online.

Fortnite’s Growing Popularity

For those of you who may have thought that Fortnite’s popularity was waning, think again. The Fortnite Galactus event earlier this week, which concluded their latest season, set new records for the game. According to the game’s official website, it’s the biggest live event the game has ever had, with 15.3 million players joining forces to fight Galactus in-game. There were also 3.4 million people watching on YouTube Gaming and Twitch. Twitch reported a peak of 1.5 million viewers in the Fortnite category.

These numbers far surpassed the Travis Scott Fortnite concert event that had recorded 12.3 million concurrent players. This doesn’t even count the players who still play casually or tune in a few times a month. Fortnite is still alive and well, especially with the release of their newest “Kratos” skin.

While we will certainly miss these great Fortnite events, especially the World Cup, I think that we can admire Epic’s desire to protect their players and employees. How do you feel about these cancelations? Comment below!
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Charles Cleveland is the author of The Trinity of Evil: Heroes of Courage fantasy fiction novel and part-times as a freelance writer. He considers himself a Fire Emblem and Legend of Zelda buff who is not afraid to argue that the Gamecube was the best system ever made. Charles aspires to write non biased content on both old and new video games.

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