The Season of the Mech continues in 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Fortnite as streamer TimTheTatman proves you don't even need to look at the game to win. To s✱how just how unbalanced the new mechs are,
Without aiming or really even moving, TTT was able just blast away at his own feet and knock ou💯t 3 enemy players. The stunt couldn't have gone better if it was scripted and makes Tim's (and the rest of the community's) point loud and clear: Mech's are low-skill and over-powered.
B.R.U.T.E mechs were introduced at the beginning of this se🙈ason and were pretty immediately and unanimously hated. Brutes have 1000 HP, fire rockets and shotguns, and can unleash a devastating stomp attack (as Tim demonstrates in the clip). The high speed Ballers were removed, so players have fairly few options for escaping a player in a mech once the🐟y set their sites on killing you.
After a week of mech oppression, 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Epic announced a nerf in the form of an early warning audio cue that alerts players when they are being targeted. The change had nearly 0 impact on the player perceptio🧸n of mechs, as everyone including Ninja bemoaned how OP they are.
Yester🃏day, about the B.R.U.T.E indicates that they have no further plans to alter or remove the mechs, atleast until the end of the season. The mech appeals to the casuඣal audience, according the Epic, and is giving low-skill players the opportunity to get their first elims and victory royales.
Fans are understandably frustrated, given the recent168澳洲幸运5开奖网: Fortnite World Cup and the💝 emphasis on high level play. Tim's no-monitor stunt is a prime example of just how b🌳rainless using the mech really is. It seems like mechs could be balanced in a way that gives low skilled players an advantage without being this broken, but Epic seems satisfied with the way mechs are right now, so players will have no choice but to endure the reign of mechs until the end of season X.