If you've spent any time on twitter, you know it's a bot-infested nightmare with a habit of upending world order for lack of a comma or something. It's no different in the relatively consequence-free world of gaming: right now Fortnite: Battle Royale threads are swamped with bots advertising ways of getting free V-Bucks, the game's premium currency that can be used to buy skins and other cosmetics. It's gotten bad enough that Epic recently had a warning on Twitter: If anyone is telling you to go to a website and enter your password, get free V-Bucks, lying and its a scam.
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It’s not hard to imagine how this could work well — PvP and PvE are balanced in all kinds of MMOs, after all, even if the gap is wider here. The transition could become easier once Save the World goes free to play, which it’s meant to do sometime in 2018. Until then, however, the lopsided nature of this relationship is clearly having an adverse effect on the game, or at least one of its modes.
That doesn’t mean that there aren’t free V-Bucks to be had in Fortnite – just notice how I only say Fortnite and not Fortnite: Battle Royale. Some people might forget about Fortnite: Save the World, but it’s the original version of Fortnite, before Epic added the free PvP mode inside of it — it’s a co-op survival RPG where players build ad-hoc forts to defend against zombie hordes. Save the World and Battle Royaledon’t interact much, but they do both share the same premium currency. So if you want free V-Bucks, that’s where you’ll need to go.
October 01, 2019
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