I thought it was more Stranger Things than Terminator.

The PS2 released in 2000, are you saying this looks like an early PS2 game?

I just recently switched to the Builder Pro preset on console. Should have done that way sooner, it makes building with a controller so much easier in my opinion.

So they went with shopping carts, nice!

Nah, I don’t think so either.

Hate to break it to you, but my comment wasn’t all that serious.

Ballsy, I like it. Hoping Epic can take away Bluehole’s Unreal Engine licence so they have to rebuild the game in Unity.

Another way how a test-range could be very useful!

I’m with you, but Microsoft just released Xbox One X. If anyone then it’s Microsoft who is not pressured to release anytime soon.

That makes no sense.
What makes you think average players wouldn’t try out the new equipment and kill themselves?

Cause suck it that’s why.

Ehh, we would still get enough of those even if a test-range existed.
Battlefield 4 has a test-range with all the weapons and vehicles, it’s great for newcomers to learn how to fly a helicopter. I feel like Fortnite would benefit greatly from an offline area that just lets you try out stuff.

All these deaths could’ve been spared if they had an offline test-range for trying out guns, building and jetpacks... why is this still not a thing Epic!?

Haha. Your previous comments show that you couldn’t care less what I think even if I had played it. Just like you couldn’t care less about the points in my previous comment that prove you wrong.

Sucks to be gullible and misinformed I guess?

Soooo... evidently the game was released without multiplayer even though Murray repeatedly said it would?

Excuse me for thinking encountering other players in a game would be considered a “multiplayer” game.

Adding a feature that was promised to be there at launch two years later is “maintaining a game” now?

No question that DICE would be able to make a great BR game, but personally I don’t want to see a BR mode in BF V. Battle Royale games should be built from the ground up.