In every online gaming community, there’s always a thick slice of frustration pie, and Fortnite is no exception. One of our fellow players, JustATallGuy28, recently shared his exasperating experience with a seemingly misunderstood game mechanic.
Summary:
- Player attempts high-level mission, and a teammate builds the base out of brick rather than metal.
- Dispute ensues over the best building material versus water, leading to a failed mission.
- Userbase reacts with humor, sympathy, and shared experiences of game mechanics misunderstandings.
- There is a general consensus that there’s a lot of confusion about game elements within the Fortnite community.
Unravelling Player Frustrations:
‘People in this game are so dumb,’ exclaimed JustATallGuy28 after a stressful venture mission. Unbeknownst to him, this plight would strike a chord with community member Salty-Cellist3561 who humorously responded, ‘You’re noticing just now?’ Meanwhile, Inalum Ardellian yearned for the cordial spirit of the Deep Rock Galactic community.
Cognitive Dissonance In-Game:
Ramees_burner pinpointed a significant change in Save The World (STW). ‘There’s been a massive influx of younger kids coming back this season because they all hate this season of Battle Royale,’ he reported. It seems unsuccessful missions were mainly due to ‘bruh’ zoomer types who weren’t taking things seriously.
The Burning Questions:
As the friendly banter unfolded, a burning question arose. ‘Do materials even have element weaknesses?’ asked puzzled player catgamer109. It appears even seasoned players like Igottawashmymousepad, who’s seen 160+ players make strange choices in the game, was at a loss about this aspect of Fortnite.
The witty and heartfelt exchanges of this Fortnite subreddit thread truly capture the humorous and often chaotic nature of online gaming communities. From misplaced grills to faceless broadsides, it’s all in a day’s play in Fortnite. We’ve all had a ‘JustATallGuy28’ moment in our gaming lives, leading us to roll our eyes and chuckle ‘People in these games are so dumb.’ Yet, in the end, these shared experiences—frustrating as they may be—only serve to enhance the richness of our participation in the wonderful world of Fortnite.
