I despise Epic and Tim Sweeney but have people moved on? They’re killing it in “active monthly users”. According to this article they’ve seen an increase in users by 3 million since April.The amount of money Epic is losing from this is amazing. Players have moved on, and they won't ever recover no matter how many franchise deals they try and secure.
Those people always existed, celebrities. At least now it's more egalitarian. Both categories annoy me the same, which is why I deliberately forget their names unless I think the individual really matters.“Influencers” may be one of the dumbest labels/names ever.
Yes, call me boomer and get off my lawn!!!
Cause I don't like influencers and don't have any stake in Apple other than them producing the Macs I use. That seems not hypocritical at all.Why some of you folk ripping on influencers, apple send pre release products to influencers for day 1 reviews as well, the hypocrisy is real here
I'm very surprised the Macrumors reporter didn't notice this - is she perhaps too young to recognise the pastiche?Epic takes a little jab at the original Apple logo with rainbow colors, and a bite out of the neck, then tops it off with the Apple Garamond typeface.
Not a good look.
Yeah, it doesn't make sense to talk trash about their user base or revenue without even looking at numbers.I despise Epic and Tim Sweeney but have people moved on? They’re killing it in “active monthly users”. According to this article they’ve seen an increase in users by 3 million since April.
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What's the Fortnite player count in 2023?
How many people play Fortnite right now?www.gamesradar.com
A note included with package has a reminder that Fortnite is available from the Epic Games app on the Galaxy Store.
It’s actually really well done. I’ve never played the game and am not weighing in on the dispute. From a design / advertiser’s perspective, bravo.Epic takes a little jab at the original Apple logo with rainbow colors, and a bite out of the neck, then tops it off with the Apple Garamond typeface.
Not a good look.
Actually yes, they do share etymology. Influenza meant "influence of the stars".Probably not the best time, but I wonder if influencer and influenza have the same root
This reeks of desperation.
As Epic Games' dispute with Apple continues on, the gaming company has teamed up with Samsung to send "Free Fortnite" swag out to influencers.
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The gift package, which was shared by Kinda Funny's Greg Miller, includes a "Free Fortnite" jacket with a rainbow-colored llama logo and a Galaxy Tab S7 tablet from Samsung. A note included with package has a reminder that Fortnite is available from the Epic Games app on the Galaxy Store.Fortnite was pulled from the App Store on iOS devices back in August after Epic Games decided it would no longer pay Apple's fees for in-app purchases. Epic Games added a direct purchase option for Fortnite currency in the app, breaking Apple's App Store rules and resulting in Apple removing the app from the App Store.
Fortnite then launched an anti-Apple PR campaign and filed a lawsuit against Apple accusing Apple of imposing "anti-competitive restraints" on apps, and employing "monopolistic practices in markets" to "block competition and stifle innovation."
Since then, the two companies have been embroiled in a legal battle and Fortnite has refused to comply with the App Store terms to get the app back in the App Store while the lawsuit plays out. Fortnite is no longer available on the App Store, and players who had the app downloaded before are unable to get updates. Google too is facing a lawsuit with Epic Games and has also removed Fortnite from the Play Store.
Epic Games and Apple are set to face off in court in July 2021, and it's unlikely Fortnite will return to the App Store before then. The Fortnite app is also unavailable on macOS, but can be played on PCs, consoles, and Android-based mobile devices, and it will soon be available on iOS through GeForce NOW.
Article Link: Epic Games and Samsung Send 'Free Fortnite' Swag to Influencers With Galaxy Tab S7
The only thing they influence me to do is NOT buy the thing that they are advertising/promoting.I guess I’m glad I’m not an “influencer” ... they are overrated to begin with...
I love how Epics argument is the Apple fee is too high. Epic sells digital dances and clothes for $10+
I don’t understand people who make comments about how they don’t understand people.I don't understand people who make comments like this. You don't get why an open world game with elements of building, teamwork, and killing things would be fun for millions of people? Do you also not get why people like riding horses, surfing, growing plants, or reading books. People have different interests than you, that is literally it.
Donate the tablet and burn the jacket! I’m sure a homeless person would rather have a few seconds of fire than a lifetime of wearing that embarrassment!Reeks of desperation. If I received this, I’d donate the tablet and jacket to someone in need and move on with my life.
Many people seem to hate on it just to be "different." It's at least an ok game. Tried it, and the main reason I quit quickly is it always wanted to update, and each update was 20-something GiB. Not fond of the building aspect, but it's otherwise a well-rounded shooter, definitely not something to hate altogether compared to other games.I don’t understand people who make comments about how they don’t understand people.
I also don’t get the appeal of Fortnite, it’s a crappy game and not fun at all!
People can have their own opinions about what they think about things.