A new installation in Fortress It’s all aimed at maintaining the good feeling of battle royale, alleviating any potential rage that might come from seeing “confrontation emotes.”
Anyone who has jumped from a Battle Bus will know the agony of being eliminated only to see your opponent rub their face in it by doing a smug dance. It’s part of the game and generally harmless. But new Fortnite’See the confrontational expression‘ The point of the setup is to make the pain of being knocked out a little less humiliating.
By selecting this new option in the game’s settings, you can edit how much of your opponent’s victory dance you see. This only applies to certain emoticons that Epic deems can be used in a “confrontational manner” – ‘Laugh It Up’, ‘Take the L’, ‘Whipcrack’ and ‘Make It Plantain’ ‘ – and if any of these emotes are used in your game, the opt-in setting will ensure that you only see players using emotes in a stationary state, with According to there is no sound.
To be clear, this won’t stop anyone use emoji, but it will change how much you can see.
This new setting can be found in the ‘Social Privacy’ section of the in-game menu. For those who only want to see these emojis from a select few, the settings can be toggled so you can still see your team members performing the moves and not any of them. anyone else.
It all seems a bit pointless at the moment (especially with the limited list of included emojis as it is). But hey, if it makes things easier for people who don’t like seeing emojis without changing the game for anyone else, then it’s probably a win.
Elsewhere in the world of Fortnite, we recently learned that MetroidsSamus’s almost entered the battle royale war until cross-platform talks between Nintendo and Epic fell through. It was also announced Today Billie Eilish is the next featured artist participating Fortnite Festival and you can see her songs on stage right now.
