Ninja floors Apex Legends and Fortnite devs together in one hilarious roast Things haven\u2019t been going the best lately for either Fortnite Battle Royale or Apex Legends, and popular streamer Tyler \u2018Ninja\u2019 Blevins has not wasted the chance to roast the developers of both games. The public perception of both Fortnite Battle Royale and Apex Legends has certainly dipped recently, the both games\u2019 player-bases not entirely happy with direction that the developers have been taking. In light of this, Ninja, like many players who enjoy both games, has been left frustrated by the seemingly lack of progress that Epic Games and Respawn Entertainment have been making. How did Ninja roast Apex Legends and Fortnite? Loading into a match of Apex Legends, Ninja vented his frustrations by throwing a jab at the game\u2019s publishers EA and developers Respawn Entertainment. While hilariously role-playing a hypothetical Apex development team meeting, he also couldn\u2019t help but throw a jab at Epic Games and their recent failures with Fortnite. \u201cSitting in the theory crafting room, the think tank, everyone at EA and Apex Legends: \u2018Guys, we\u2019re still not going to be able to catch up to Fortnite! What do we do? Uh maybe we can add some great updates and content? Eh, that\u2019s a little hard, what about you Ben? We can just wait for Epic to make a shitty update? BOOM! I love it!’\u201d Damn even ninja on em :rolling_on_the_floor_laughing: pic.twitter.com\/sxXdrY0M8l \u2014 WBG Zazzy :clown_face::balloon: (@ZazzyFN) March 28, 2019 Why is Ninja unhappy with Apex Legends? Ninja\u2019s complaints with Apex Legends pretty much fall in line with what the majority of the player-base is unhappy about \u2013 lack of good content. Now that the explosion of Apex\u2019s early success has died down, the content that Respawn have since released hasn\u2019t really lived up to the hype. A good example of this is the Season 1 Battle Pass, which released in early March after weeks of anticipation, leaks, and teasers. Most would agree that the Battle Pass has been a dud, full of content that not a lot players have found intriguing. Why is Ninja unhappy with Fortnite? Ninja\u2019s main objection with the current state of Fortnite is pretty much what almost every other players has been complaining about over the past few days \u2013 the v8.20 update. Released on March 27, the v8.20 update removed what was arguable the most popular aspect of the game\u2019s core default modes \u2013 a feature that gave players additional health\/shield and materials after each elimination. This \u201cshitty update,\u201d as Ninja called it, will likely go down as one of the worst in the Fortnite history books, although it\u2019s likely that Epic will revert it sooner rather than later. This wasn\u2019t the first time that Ninja revealed his thoughts on the new Fortnite update; shortly after its release, he tweeted out that the patch had caused Squads to become \u201cso dumb and boring.\u201d Interestingly enough, he\u2019s also played devil\u2019s advocate on the controversial update, giving his insight on why Epic may have decided to implement such an unpopular change. At the end of the day, seeing something like this should be alarming for both Epic Games and Respawn, as nothing good can come out of someone as prominent as Ninja making fun of their development teams on stream.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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