Epic Games sued players who used an army of bots to make money off the “popularity” of the islands they created.
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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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Did two UEFN creators use 20,000+ bots to boost Fortnite island counts and pocket thousands? Details explored
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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