The Fortnite gaming community is a-buzz with discussions on the intriguing pattern the game developers seem to have adopted – releasing only half a set of game collaboration skins. This practice seemingly leaves gamers somewhat bemused and wanting.
Summary
- Some users express desire for certain skins
- Several gamers sense potential missed business opportunities for Fortnite developers
- Frustration voiced over repeated Rick and Morty skins
- Speculation swirling around the reason for the incomplete release of game collab skins
Specific Requests
Dark__Orion admitted that they would “instantly grab the T-800 if it was there”. CourseWorried2500 also expressed a need to complete their collection, stating “I want Sarah, I got Terminator and T-800 just need Sarah”. These unfulfilled demands present an enticing area for Fortnite developers to look into.
Opportunity Missed?
Shoddy_Reason9562 highlighted a potentially lucrative aspect that the game might be missing out on. They remarked, “c’mon they’d make so much money if they released Kratos, Master Chief, etc. a whole gaming legends shop would make them so much money”. One-Aspect also shared similar thoughts while pointing out the frequency of Rick and Morty skins’ appearances which some gamers find annoying.
Mystery Behind the Moves
While the strategy behind these partial releases baffles most gamers, some, like Recent_Sense_2157 (the original poster) and Shoddy_Reason9562, tried to piece together the puzzle: game developers might have misplaced some source code or simply are not enthusiastic about making more money. These are, of course, speculative and humorous attempts to explain the scenario.
Many players are eager to see their favorite characters fully realized in Fortnite, and while the fascination with the partial release of promised sets carries with it a certain charm, it does leave people wondering why. The interpretations may vary, but the common consensus is clear: the gamers surely won’t mind if Epic Games fully delivered on its collab promises.
