Ninja explains why he hasn\u2019t streamed during Fortnite\u2019s The End event Ninja, Twitter \/ Epic GamesFortnite\u2019s massive The End event, despite the planned outage being one of the biggest moments in the game\u2019s history. In one of the biggest moves Fortnite has ever seen, Epic Games made the bold call to literally wipe the battle royale\u2019s map from existence to close out Season 10, before taking the game offline and going dark on social media. The storyline is expected to lead into the leaked Chapter 2 coming sometime this month, and has left millions of players and hundreds of big-name streamers starring at a livestream of a black hole. All, that is, except one of Fortnite\u2019s biggest name. Ninja\u2019s conspicuous absence from the Fortnite hysteria left many wondering if Epic had provided the Mixer megastar with a little tipoff ahead of time, potentially so save him joining the rest of the Fortnite community in some black hole-gazing. According to Blevins, however, there\u2019s not some grand conspiracy surrounding his two-day planned disappearance from streaming. Instead, the superstar streamer revealed, it was simply poor \u2014 or rather incredibly lucky \u2014 timing around a trip to Green Bay. \u201cLots of people are wondering why I\u2019m not streaming today, why I\u2019m not streaming tomorrow, that there\u2019s this rigged conspiracy that I know what\u2019s going on,\u201d he explained on social media. \u201cI don\u2019t, I don\u2019t. It was incredibly all unplanned, and I\u2019m actually super lucky. I\u2019m taking my brother-in-law and my in-laws to the Lions vs Packers game, sweet tickets, private jet out, and field access, just to show some love to my family. \u201cThat is why I\u2019m not live, that is why I\u2019m not streaming today or tomorrow, so thank the Fortnite gods on that one!\u201d he added with a laugh and a gesture to the heavens. Why I didn\u2019t stream today and won\u2019t be live tomorrow\u2026 pic.twitter.com\/nNvdGFFIK4 \u2014 Ninja (@Ninja) October 13, 2019 While Ninja may be preparing to watch some NFL action on Monday evening, he did take some time to potentially tease when Epic will be bringing Fortnite back online. The streamer promised to drop a tiny slice of information for the battle royale fans if one of his Twitter posts hit more than 250,000 likes. In an testament to how ravenous Fortnite fans are for any kind of news right now, the post took less than 60 minutes to hit the milestone. Read more: What do the Visitor tapes mean in Fortnite? – A man of his word, Ninja released a short clip with a single spoken word: \u201cTacos.\u201d Hundreds took to the comments to immediately offer up their prediction for what it meant, with many believing Ninja\u2019s cryptic comment was referring to the popular custom \u2018Taco Tuesday,\u2019 meaning the battle royale could return on October 15. Just to add to the confusion, however, Ninja quickly followed up the \u2018tacos hint\u2019 with another message that threw Fortnite fans into further confusion. \u201cOr is it Minecraft Monday??? I don\u2019t remember honestly. GOODNIGHT TWITTER MUAH MUAH. Ps: I love Fortnite,\u201d he wrote, along with an embedded GIF of the notorious moment he danced in front of a New Year\u2019s Eve crowd that wasn\u2019t interested in playing along. Or is it Minecraft Monday??? I don\u2019t remember honestly. GOODNIGHT TWITTER MUAH MUAH > Ps: I love Fortnite pic.twitter.com\/njlAv1xLsn \u2014 Ninja (@Ninja) October 14, 2019 Whether or not Blevins\u2019 hints are true, it\u2019s certainly helping build the hype that Epic would have been hoping for around the end of Season 10, and beginning of Season 11\/Chapter 2. Unfortunately for most fans, they don\u2019t have a Lions-Packers game to pass the time, and may be stuck watching the black hole for a few hours longer at least.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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