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Thanks for the report. I have reported the water issues over to the team for investigation.

Thanks for the report. I have reported the water issues over to the team for investigation.

Thanks for the message. Fortnite is a high-fidelity game, in order to ensure the best gameplay experience possible we’ve limited certain devices to 30 FPS. We will continue to test additional Android devices and assess where 60 FPS support is possible.

This is done to help the audio quality while in game. Party Hub is pretty much just like a normal phone call. This is why BT mic will work. I have had conversations about this with the team, if they are able to keep the audio quality and implement BT mics, we will for sure try.

Thanks for the report, we are looking into it.

There is no correct choice, I am just trying to have some fun lol.

We all must make a choice, but I know you have or will make the correct one.

Yep, Fortnite is compatible with a PS4 controller on mobile.

I am pretty sure this is caused due to the camera notch on the phone. I know a couple of Android devices have had this happen, so it is being looked at. Thanks for the report.

a new post or threaded here is fine.

Is this your first game and did all the assets load prior to starting the game? It is not abnormal to see some texture issues when you first load into a game.

When this was first introduced I think I commented that multitasking mode was only temporary on devices while playing Fortnite. But yes, as some in the comments have mentioned this was removed a few updates ago.

Seen a few reports of this, really helpful information would include a screen recording, with a hand cam, if possible. Understandable that is a lot to ask, but if you cant do that the best thing is to submit bug feedback, that is located in the game settings menu.

Physics are not enabled.

But what if I want both!

Can you provide a screen recording of this happening? I think I have an understanding of what you are saying, but a video/screen shots would be very helpful.

Since the mini gun is a chargeable weapon a single press would not prompt the weapon to fire. Looking at the video you are holding the fire button down, let go, and attempt to press it again. At that point the weapon does not fire since it needs to charge up. If this happens for non-charge weapons, like an AR or SMG, a video of that would be helpful to determine an issue.

Nice video! We are always looking at ways to implement features without sacrificing performance. We have a handful of things in the pipeline that we testing with the goal of improving your Fortnite experience!

Thanks for the report. The team is confident that this is actually a different issue then the previous one that happened with the launch of v12.50. They are looking into this now, any other longer videos are helpful with the net stats written out as they can be hard to see on video. Thanks.

If you are using an Android phone you need to have your developer option turned off.