Epic may not have been generous with details in Fortnite: Battle Royale's update 11.30 patch notes, but that didn't stop some from digging into the files. What they find strongly points towards an annual Battle Pass, so we're expecting an official announcement soon.

Epic Games rolled out v11.30 update for Fortnite: Battle Royale and they highlighted the biggest additions as Split Screen for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One players and preparations for the upcoming live event in Risky Reels - exclusive scene from Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker.

It seems that Fortnite lawsuits are getting progressively more ridiculous and now Epic Games ended up in court even though they've actually paid for the dance. Unfortunately, the author claims they've infringed the copyright by using his likeness with the dance.

It's that time of the year when Sony acknowledge the best performing titles on PlayStation, be they indie gems, VR standouts, best-sellers or simply chosen by PlayStation owners to best represent their beloved platform. So, a lot.

If you've been hoping to refresh your Fortnite wraps with some seasonal goodies, then Epic Games have you covered in the new community-based event called Autumn Queen's Quest, where players work together to win animated Falling Leaf Wraps.

If you've developed a taste for fishing in Fortnite, you'll be glad to hear that Epic is throwing a fishing event called Triggerfish's Fishing Frenzy, where you can with a Bottom Dweller pickaxe or an actual, real-life Llama Trophy.

Epic rolled out the latest update to Fortnite: Battle Royale and, as promised, it brings DirectX 12 support. Daily Challenges returned as well, and there's also some added cosmetic item filtering and some headshot multiplier tweaks.

Epic Games have confirmed that Fortnite Chapter 2 Season 2 has been delayed to February 2020. The devs explained the delay by saying that they need more time to prepare for all the new holiday-themed updates in Season 1.

In their latest post, Epic Games said that Fortnite evolves with technology and that as of the game's v11.20 update, players will get to choose whether to use DirectX 12 and all the benefits that come with Microsoft's collection of APIs.

Well there you have it - clearly cheating does require focus after all. And if Jarvis Kaye, a.k.a. Faze Jarvis, had focused on playing Fortnite as it is instead of prancing around with an aimbot, he'd still be playing Epic's game.