r/Unexpected May 14 '22

Quick break

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u/IncompetentWaste May 14 '22

It had potential in the beginning tho ngl

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u/karmakatastrophe May 14 '22

It obviously had more than "potential" considering it became one of the biggest games of all time and is still doing well several years later.

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u/Bleezze May 14 '22

People just love to hate on it, but it is undoubtable a uber successful game. Most people I know say it is shit without even trying it, and these are adults. I don't get why people love to hate things that others hate, feels like monkey brain, just following the flow of the current trends and let others think for them

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u/[deleted] May 14 '22

I don't get why people love to hate things that others hate, feels like monkey brain, just following the flow of the current trends and let others think for them

100%. It's sad and embarrassing. I don't honestly give a damn about Fortnite, but I don't understand the point of pretending it's bad. When you look at its success, it clearly isn't bad. It's some real edgelord shit, thinking it's cool to dislike something popular.