Ninja explains why Epic Games shouldn\u2019t allow stretch resolution in Fortnite tournaments Ninja\/TwitchTwitch star Tyler \u2018Fortnite by denouncing its use and claiming it could actually give you an unfair advantage. Like many other games, Fortnite gives the option of changing the game\u2019s resolution. The switch can offer players a larger field of view which gives slightly more info on the battlefield. During his broadcast Ninja and his duo were discussing the viability of the option when the Fortnite streamer vehemently decried using anything but the native resolution in game. After admitting that he sometimes loses track of an opponent in build battles, Ninja gave a scathing remark on using a stretched resolution during events. \u201cIt\u2019s so stupid, I hate that,\u201d Ninja said on the use of stretched resolutions. \u201cI hate that people are allowed to do it to\u2026 Come dude, you get a clear advantage.\u201d (Timestamp at 0:48 for mobile viewers) Ninja wasn\u2019t hating on people using stretched resolution, later saying it was \u201camazing that Fortnite\u201d let\u2019s people compete with different view ratio. Read more: How to play Cizzorz\u2019s $10,000 Fortnite competition for DeathRun 3.0 \u2013 access code, rules, video – The streamer said he had never played on anything beside the native resolution, noting it might be his \u201cweakness\u201d since he would have a much better chance of tracking players during intense fights. It seems like Ninja isn\u2019t a fan of the option, especially in competitive environments where the stretched resolution can have a crucial impact on a match.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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