Fortnite \u2018no build\u2019 mode idea divides players over making the game noob friendly Epic GamesThe amount of fun you have in Fortnite largely spends on how well you adapt to the building mechanics that separate it from other battle royales. So much so, the idea of a \u2018no-build\u2019 mode has been kicked around in the community, but the debate has the player base divided. Despite being into its third chapter, Fortnite still attracts millions of dedicated players every single day. The battle royale formula Epic struck has let Fortnite dominate the gaming space in recent years, and it shows signs of slowing down. Fresh ideas have come thick and fast over the years, with Chapter 3 introducing devastating tornadoes and adorable Klombos. But it\u2019s Fortnite\u2019s oldest feature has kicked started a huge discussion recently \u2013 building. Building has always been an integral part of the game, and many fans feel that a permanent \u2018no-build\u2019 mode would be perfect for those who prefer a more traditional third-person shooter. However, the idea has sparked fierce debate among Fortnite players, and the community is divided. Reddit user BlameNuggie brought up the issue once again, and their post received over 700 replies. Many of these responses seemed to back the idea of a mode without building, to give those less talented at making structures a more level playing field. \u201cI would love a no building \/ limited mats mode. It would be fun for a casual player like me,\u201d said one player. \u201cWhen I die, I\u2019d rather it be from someone more skilled than me at aiming, not because I\u2019ve spent all my ammo knocking down an infinite wall,\u201d said another. Other more casual users argued that the time commitment needed to become a competitive builder is too great. A mode where there isn\u2019t an issue would let them they enjoy Fortnite without getting overwhelmed with hardcore players. \u201cNot everyone wants to spend time doing nothing but practice building. I don\u2019t have dozens of hours every week to sit there and grind. A mode where it\u2019s not who can build the best would be much appreciated.\u201d Introducing this as a separate mode would give players the choice of which one they want to enter. But some believe that a no-build mode would take away from the game overall. \u201cAre you actually dumb? The whole reason this game is different from other BRs is the building, taking it away would completely ruin the point of the game,\u201d said one user. \u201cYou can\u2019t expect OG Fortnite to come back, people have to improve at the game.\u201d \u201cYou just make excuses about why you\u2019re s**t at the game, blaming that game and not you.\u201d Comment by from discussion inFortNiteBR Arguments about introducing a game-type like this permanently seem to have split the community. But there is always the option for Epic to bring it in as an LTM similar to the Imposters Mode from Chapter 2. This way, the devs could test the waters before making it a permanent feature. Given how hotly the topic has been debated, though, you can understand the hesitancy. Until Epic either bites the bullet and drops a \u2018no-build\u2019 mode in Fortnite, or addresses the calls for one, the discussion doesn\u2019t seem to be going away any time soon.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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