Video games, MMO games, Gaming Privilege

Epic finally decided to take actions on the vicious and flooded spamming and trading requests in Fortnite, although since the first toxic advertisement had been made and broadcasted in global chat for more than six months. The official announcement of disabling the global and founder’s chat temporarily was released 3 days ago, got carried out within few hours by Fortnite Tech Support team. Those players, who suffered from spammings’ harassment and Epic’s indulgence for those scammers for a very long time, hooray for the “long overdue” rectification and shutdown, wondered what the next steps Epic would take to isolate or prohibit tons of “chat invaders” once for all. According to Epic official announcement, this shutdown will not be lifted until they come up with major improvements to the chats’ functionality, which generally regarded as “crippled” and “mutilated” under thousands of requests and advertisements spread wickedly in the chats on a daily basis. Her...

Yesterday, one of the most controversial topics about implementing a new trading system in Fortnite was proposed by  FireJavi-,  a Spanish Fortnite poster, and the debate burst all of a sudden. Here is the quote of the original proposal made by  FireJavi-:   "For now Fortnite's Save the World is one (if not the only one) of the online games with a big international wave of scammers, but they're not precisely adult persons trying to scam candies to kids, sadly, it is the inverse. The trading in this game mode is nearly impossible, "you give that and I give nothing" is the frequent tale due the lack of a Trade System specially designed for this game, you are in need of some Malachite Ore and another person need Active Powercell, all they can do is drop the items on the floor and loot them... but who will loot first and won't fulfill his word? You gave Active Powercell and the person didn't give Malachite Ore, so you send a complaint to Epic Game...