Fortnite has just sued two map creators for using over 20,000 bots to fake engagement on their own islands, leading them to ...

In newly released court documents, Epic recounts how it detected suspicious activity in Fortnite by UEFN devs.

Two Fortnite creative developers are accused of falsifying the popularity of their islands to get paid based on engagement, ...

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Epic Games is suing two UEFN creators after detecting over 20,000 bots rigging engagement to rake in cash in Fortnite.

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Epic Games Inc. filed a federal lawsuit accusing a pair of players of using bots to fraudulently earn tens of thousands of dollars by simulating player engagement in games created by the users.

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Some of the duo’s islands reportedly consisted of 90% bots. In the lawsuit filed in the Eastern District Court of Michigan, the gaming company accuses the duo of copyright infringement, breach of ...

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