Fortnite. A very important change for weapons, or rather for the system, helps us shoot better at other players, is being prepared by Epic Games, and it will affect the way you will dominate the enemies. According to the information that appeared today, this very important change for Fortnite will be implemented starting with version 7.40 of the game, that is, either next week or in two weeks, all depending on how the new patch will be prepared.
Fortnite. At the moment, the system that helps us shoot other players has a problem because of which the target is automatically directed towards enemies even when they are hidden in smoke. You can see in the video clip below how this problem manifested for Fortnite by a multitude of users, and reported to Epic Games, the company being obliged to solve it, because it spoils the experience of the players.
Fortnite will have a major change for the auto-aim system
Here's a clear example of why ADS Spamming should be looked into/removed. Again, I have no issue with Aim Assist, at all. In the video provided you can see ADS Spamming hitting numerous shots on someone who can't be seen in a Stink Bomb
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Fortnite. The automatic aiming system was implemented by Epic Games especially for those who play using gamepads, because it is more difficult to aim with a gamepad than with a mouse. Epic Games has admitted that this problem should not exist for Fortnite, and that its engineers are currently testing various methods to solve it, so that players can no longer see enemies, even when they should be hidden.
Fortnite. Considering that this is a very important change, it is very possible that version 7.40 of the game will be delayed until the bug is resolved, and the game experience will become equal for everyone. Interestingly, this problem appears only a week after a previous bug in Fortnite allowed players to shoot through walls to kill enemies, and it's very possible that similar, or worse, ones will be discovered.