Boasting millions of daily active players, Fortnite Battle Royale is one of the most played video games ever. The frequent updates that the Fortnite developer delivers are a major factor in this.
The majority of the world’s countries now have access to Fortnite thanks to Epic Games. However, a few gamers don’t enjoy the best experience possible because there aren’t enough servers.
Owing to its immense popularity, Epic Games is purportedly developing an offline version of Fortnite Battle royale.
Fortnite offline version in development stage
Due to the large number of African gamers that must connect to European servers, the latency is intolerable. As many players in Asia are compelled to play with a large ping, the situation there is also not ideal.
For gamers with ping problems, an offline version of Fortnite Battle Royale would be ideal. Thankfully, it seems to be in progress.
Epic Games was creating something called “FortniteEDP,” which was revealed by Fortnite leakers. Just the Zero Build mode is included in this game version, and it looks that it is presently being created for the Japanese market.
Some well-known leakers think this is an offline version of Fortnite Battle Royale. Although Epic Games hasn’t made any formal announcements regarding this, this is fantastic news for all the people that experience connection problems.
However, real players will not be present in this version of the game. Instead, gamers of Fortnite will be put into bot lobbies. For novice players in particular, these are ideal for practise.
Also, there’s a chance that the offline version will be played on a nearby local network.
The offline version appears to still be in the early stages of development. It’s difficult to predict when it could be available.
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