Myth, Cloak and more epic games against the Fortnite Champions Series Trios tournament

Fortnite Battle Royale developers, Epic Games, have been criticized for their call to reprogram the North American weekly event Champion Series, among top players like Cloak, Myth and Kenith.

The Open Weekly Tournament of the Champions Series, which allows competitive Fortnite players to compete in trios, has been postponed to a later date due to problems with the party function in the game.

Although not featured in the Fortnite World Cup, the Trios Playlist has been very popular since it was added to the Royal Battle and often offers more entertaining bouts to the top players who broadcast live.

The North American event was originally scheduled so that the first two rounds of the tournament, lasting 3 hours each, take place on Saturday and that the last round, the 150 best players remaining, ends Sunday night.

However, after brief game-play problems had affected the start of the tournament, the entire event was rescheduled Sunday, starting with the first of three rounds at 11 am and ending at 10 pm for NA East. NA-West competitions with only one hour break between rounds.

The competitive walled community was not satisfied with the new result, which meant that it should remain focused on the magnitude of the 11-hour program and quickly began to criticize the decision.

100 Thieves star Kenith was among the first to comment on the decision, explaining how he thought the idea of ​​playing players for nine hours in a row was not healthy.

The Fortnite pro discussed Epic Games' decision to remove the anxiety-stretched resolution for the players but suggested they not have any problem with the players enduring Sunday's tough schedule. one session is enough for our mental health. "

Former Cloak goaltender FaZe Clan also reacted by simply asking that the Fortnite tournament be postponed so that he could be played another weekend with the usual schedule, "Add another weekend thanks."

The TSM player, Ali's Myth, Kabbani simply demanded that the event be postponed, stating, "THAT IS NOT GOOD."

BrookeAB, Twitch's popular streamer, also had a problem with the postponement of the Champions Series event and hit the Fortnite developers, saying, "You lost your damn spirit."

The streamer subsequently expressed the same feeling as the cape and staged for the postponement of the tournament so that it could be played another weekend.

There were many more other players and the professionals echoed the same concerns for the long day ahead, also claiming rescheduling was unfair to those who might have had other plans or had to get up early the next day. morning.

In spite of the negative reaction of the community, the Epic Games remained faithful to their decision and the event of the series of the champions should begin later today, on September 1st, for the regions NA-East and NA-West.