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'Fortnite' Creator Sees Epic Games Becoming as Big as Facebook, Google (variety.com)

The company behind "Fortnite" wants to become the next Facebook or Google, said Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney. The idea isn't much of a stretch. From a report: While "Fortnite" began life as a relatively mundane game it continues to evolve, first by adding a battle royale mode, and then by leaning on the game's massive install base to turn the title into something more akin to a social platform that can host concerts, tell stories, and inspire creativity. Sweeney points to the game's popularity as a "mass-market streaming phenomenon," the moment when "Fortnite" player teamed up with musician Drake in-game, and when the game played host to about 10 million people in a live, in-game Marshmello concert. "We feel the game industry is changing in some major ways," he said. "'Fortnite' is a harbinger of things to come. It's a massive number of people all playing together, interacting together, not just playing but socializing."

"In many ways 'Fortnite' is like a social network. People are just in the game with strangers, they're playing with friends and using 'Fortnite' as a foundation to communicate." Flush with a relatively recent $1.25 billion investment from a half-dozen investment firms and the steady flow of cash from both "Fortnite" and Epic Game's Unreal game engine, Sweeney has big plans for the company.

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  1. Doubtful by rsilvergun · · Score: 3, Insightful

    Google is a massive hub for information. Facebook is a social hub for most people. Fortnite's a pretty decent PUBG clone that happens to run on lower end hardware. It's hit a critical mass that means it's probably not going away or anything. But, well, I thought the same thing about Angry Birds....

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    1. Re:Doubtful by darkain · · Score: 1

      And here we are, with the Angry Birds 2 movie trailer dropping a few days ago...

    2. Re:Doubtful by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Their attempt at buying exclusives may blow up in their faces. They have to pay developers a ton of money for games that are undoubtedly going to sell less due Epic Game Stores' lower market penetration and their cut is smaller, so they make less many.

      Plus, these are just exclusive to Epic on the PC platform. A lot of the games they're buying are also released on Xbox and PS4 (which they are bundling free codes with).

      I'm just not sure how this whole thing is going to pan out, but the Metro Exodus incident sure pissed people off.

    3. Re:Doubtful by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1

      I doubt it too, but I can't fault them for thinking big.

      Their one innovation is that they figure out the market is ripe for a little disruption. Online software distribution services are mature now and Epic thinks they can offer companies a bigger cut of the revenue than Steam or similar will give them. - And they may not be wrong about that.

      They've got big war chest with their hit Fortnite and they're able to offer other companies sweet deals for exclusives that executives can't resist.

      Of course it takes more than price competition to become a hit service.

    4. Re:Doubtful by Bradac_55 · · Score: 1

      To bad the "game" Fortnite has already been eclipsed by Apex Legends ... so I guess he's hoping it can morph into something else that can make money.

    5. Re:Doubtful by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1

      No it hasn't. Apex Legends paid prominent streamers millions of dollars to promote the game, which is the only reason it passed Fortnite during its debut week. Now we're a month later and it's back down to 5-10th place on Twitch, depending on when you look.

    6. Re:Doubtful by cheesybagel · · Score: 1

      So does Tim Sweeney think he's going to plaster ads and datamine user information like Facebook?

      Having personally met and talked with the guy once I respected him more than that.

    7. Re:Doubtful by Darinbob · · Score: 1

      One of the most anticipated upcoming RPGs on the PC, the antitode to the depression set from Fallout 76, is to become an "exclusive" of Epic Games (for one year). Major backlash. The consoles are where you go for the silliness of exclusives, introducing this to PCs will not go well. I predict a lot of people will just wait; we already wait for prices to drop from their astronomical release apex, so just wait a little bit longer to express our opinion.

    8. Re:Doubtful by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Well, both the Facebook and Google are advertisement companies dedicated to user data mining first and technology companies by far far second. If this comparison was intentional I think we all know what to expect in the near future.

    9. Re:Doubtful by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Not even close, dude.

  2. Fortnite way more traction than Angry Birds by SuperKendall · · Score: 3, Interesting

    Facebook is a social hub for most people.

    That is not true anymore, especially for younger people.

    Fortnite has had huge gains in adoption, and has gone way beyond where Angry Birds was in terms of cultural impact - they are even attending concerts in Fortnite now, and lots of people watch streamers play which was never the case with Angry Birds. So it too is a kind of social community, especially the streams...

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    1. Re:Fortnite way more traction than Angry Birds by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 4, Informative

      they are even attending concerts in Fortnite now,

      I remember when SecondLife was hosting concerts and business meetings.

      and lots of people watch streamers play

      That's mainly good for Twitch, not Fortnite.

    2. Re:Fortnite way more traction than Angry Birds by chispito · · Score: 3, Insightful

      Fortnite has had huge gains in adoption, and has gone way beyond where Angry Birds was in terms of cultural impact - they are even attending concerts in Fortnite now, and lots of people watch streamers play which was never the case with Angry Birds. So it too is a kind of social community, especially the streams...

      Minecraft is probably a better comparison, and I don't see Fortnite having close to the same lasting appeal or impact. It's a stylish, but limited game that still revolves around guns as much as anything.

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    3. Re:Fortnite way more traction than Angry Birds by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Except that if you look at twitch numbers they've had a 25% drop this year. If you look at the numbers it seems pretty clear we're past peak fortnite . https://twitchtracker.com/game...

    4. Re:Fortnite way more traction than Angry Birds by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Jesus-H-Christ get-the-fuck outside whiteboi and do some walking/hiking/fishing/hunting/birding/trekking ... anything to make the blood roar in tired, unused veins and digitally muddled neurons. No wonder nibber savages crap-all-over post-modern Western culture with a pack-a-puzzy leading the charge against ANGRY BIRDS. No wonder babes crap on INSELS ... no guts no muscle no farsight no labor skills worth a mans name. Damme you white gaffots are fucked.

    5. Re:Fortnite way more traction than Angry Birds by Dunbal · · Score: 1

      Twitch numbers are going to drop even more when Bezos goes forward with spamming ads to everyone - even Amazon/Twitch prime holders.

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  3. Is ... is this the Facebook killer app? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1

    I'm old enough to be out of touch, so I guess anything is possible.

    1. Re:Is ... is this the Facebook killer app? by Lije+Baley · · Score: 3, Interesting

      I'm old, and I play Fortnite frequently. The real concern with Fortnite is that people will spend much of the time they used to spend on other apps playing Fortnite instead, not about it doing what the other apps do. The CEO of Netflix recently said something about being more concerned with competition from Fortnite than with other streaming services, but he was talking about it stealing attention.

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  4. What about Foursquare? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    Y'all be doomed.

  5. I've said before by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    The one thing missing in my life is a way to tell stories and host concerts with teenage boys. Wow.

  6. Does he realize that's a bad thing? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    It's like saying: I want to grow as big as an Elephant Rock a cancer!

    It's also saying "I want to be a literal deadly explosion / explosive pathogen growth!"
    But that's already a given part of the definition of "rising profit growth" that's casually accepted as normal nowadays.a

  7. No, WhatsApp and Instagram are. by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    Which is funny and sad precisely because of the "But they are Facebook too!" you will scream at this moment! :D :(

  8. Uh, what? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    Talk about a false equivalency. Keep dreaming though, Tim.

  9. Second Life by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 3, Insightful

    Remember when everyone thought this about Second life? https://slashdot.org/story/06/...

    Sounds like this might be a repeat of history

  10. EGS by Blue+Stone · · Score: 3, Informative

    Epic Game Store is shit though.

    No email authentication (pretty basic, no?) so people can sign up with your email address. Near-constant friend request spam (from bots/scammers). No social 'facilities' beyond basic friends list and basic chat. It's not a social network, it's just a platform where people can meet in a game and maybe get together on a proper social network elsewhere.

    Also, fuck Epic for their exclusivity deals on their shitty platform.

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    1. Re:EGS by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Also sending data to Tencent. Not shifty at all, nope.

    2. Re:EGS by kingbilly · · Score: 1

      Wow, that sure is garbage that they don't use email authentication. Stealing accounts is already a problem in that industry.

      Related (since Steam recommends 2FA it came to me)... Epic needs to aim to increase their features to be on-par with Steam, before they shift their goals to Facebook/Google status.

    3. Re:EGS by kerashi · · Score: 1

      But wait, there's more!

      For me, the client was using 8x more bandwidth than my pathetic internet connection was even capable of. I can only assume it was pounding my router trying to connect instead of having some sensible method of downloading. Needless to say, internet was impossible to use for anything else. I had to download a traffic shaping program from my motherboard manufacturer's website and throttle it to get things under control. And even at half my connection's bandwidth, it still downloaded faster than it was while hogging every bit of it. No clue why they can't do what every other game store does and have some method of limiting bandwidth built in.

    4. Re:EGS by Xenx · · Score: 1

      Just to clarify, I believe they're only talking about authentication for creating an account. I'm not about to verify that, wouldn't shock me if it's true. However, there is most definitely email authentication to log into an account. As for the lack of features and general quality of it, it definitely doesn't compete. I wouldn't expect Epic to have every feature that Steam does coming out the gate, but it's like they didn't even try to make a competitive service.

    5. Re:EGS by thegarbz · · Score: 1

      Scratching the surface much?

      No cloud saves
      No user profiles
      No review system
      No mod distribution
      No groups
      No item trading (for better or worse)
      No account sharing
      No streaming between devices
      No broadcasting
      No universal screenshotting

      Metro Exodous is still on my wishlist on steam. I'm happy to pay for it but until it's available on Steam I guess I'll just have to rely on the guys from CPY who helped make the game less exclusive to the Epic Shitshow.

  11. Wow, someone has a very high opinion of themselves by elrous0 · · Score: 4, Insightful

    You've had one hit game. You're not a cultural revolution, snowflake.

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  12. Huh? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1

    Do racist 12 year olds have that much influence on household purchases? FB and Google make money off their ad networks. I can just see trying to buy ads on Epic Game's network looking like this:

    Age demographic:
    12 Year Old Kids
    12 Year Old Kids
    12 Year Old Kids

    Income:
    Has parents CC info
    Has Parent-By-Proxy parents
    Has stolen CC info from friend's parents

    Location:
    Living with parents, duh

    Platform:
    Xbox
    Playstation
    Nintendo
    PC - just kidding kids don't use PCs, pick something else.

  13. Re: No Fortnight in Federal prison. by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    Hmm, must have missed the memo.

  14. Bitcoin of gaming by xack · · Score: 2

    The crash is coming and fast.

  15. I use google. Not FB. Not Fortnight. by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    We are many. We are legion. We are anonymous.

  16. Of course you'll be as big by Khyber · · Score: 3, Interesting

    When you're doing all that data slurping through the rootkit that is Easy Anti-Cheat and such.

    The Chinese must love you for that, given you're already 40-ish percent owned by Tencent.

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    1. Re:Of course you'll be as big by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      so at least privacy violation wise, they are on their way

  17. Re:Answer 2 questions big talker... apk by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1

    See, this is what happens when you let people drink too much at the Epic Games Casual Friday Fun Party.

  18. Nah. by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    The Epic launcher is nothing more than Tencent spyware, so they'll have no problem collecting data.

    Unfortunately for them, they have a laughably limited audience outside of twelve year olds and weird 40 year olds who like hanging out with twelve year olds.

    The games my community as a whole has given Epic a hard pass.

  19. People Can Fly created Fornite, not Epic... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    Yellow journalism on the pseudo tech site known today for only this. Pay for play- and the CHINESE owned Epic has plenty of dosh for 'pay for play' here.

    Anyway in the real world, Polish devs 'People can Fly'- best known for the fantastic shooter 'Painkiller' - invented and coded Fortnite. Epic's scumbag controller mismanaged the first version so badly, People can Fly chose to regain their independence just before the BR version resurrected their work.

    Epic's own work had been a litany of mediocrity- culminating in the utterly dreadful (but financially successful) Gears of War. Epic's ability to use their own engine (Unreal) was reknown across the industry as laughable. Epic could never have coded any aspect of Fortnite. PKF did, but sadly saw almost nothing of the success their work would eventually have.

    PS after 'joining' Epic, PKF were forced to port Painkiller from their own excellent in-house engine to Unreal. Despite the version of Unreal being many years newer, the Unreal version of Painkiller was technically putrid in every metric.

    Epic, now owned by "your organs belong to the state" Tencent (a philosophy copied in the UK in 2020- for real), has struck gold entirely without merit- and now intends to use their 'found' money to wage war on the most customer friendly platform yet seen in gaming, Steam. Epic is weaponisng the neo-liberal SJW press of the West to announce that the user input on Steam is an OUTRAGE, and that users must be silenced as witnessed in China and the Epic Store.

    PS studio bombing of reviews (movies, theatre productions, books and games) has been a thing forever- and the neo-liberal press never says a word about this. But when money paying customers dare to have a say, the neo-liberals go ape-sh-t and say "shut them down".

    Tim Sweeney is nothing but a frontman for statist Chinese and Fabian policies across our planet.

  20. VR online world, a la Ready Player One by Lanthanide · · Score: 4, Interesting

    A lot of people in the other comments seem to have not understood what is being suggested here.

    The summary talks about a virtual concert that was held with 10 million attendees, using the Fortnite game engine. They're not saying Fortnite the game is going to be this new social thing, they're saying that Fortnite's engine and existing player base is the basis for a new social platform.

    If they swing it right, this could be the first online VR world that gets some semblance of mass adoption. It won't be quite like what is pictured in Ready Player One but that's the direction they're heading in.

    I think given their existing fanbase and technology they're in a better position to achieve this than any of the other online behemoths. The only question is whether VR tech is good enough / cheap enough to achieve this, or if it's still not quite ready for prime time. Because if they can't use VR then this is likely to go the way that Second Life did - gain a respectable following and some mainstream mindshare, but eventually peter out.

    Google, Apple, Microsoft and Amazon are all working on online game streaming services - Google and Apple have announced Stadia and Arcade and Microsoft and Amazon are going to announce theirs later this year. Nintendo and Sony appear to be missing. But what Epic are suggesting here is a different pivot that looks like it is ahead of the competition, which suggests they're ahead of the curve and therefore could rapidly hoover up a new market before anyone else gets a look-in, the way Amazon did with their cloud offering and Netflix did with online streaming.

  21. LOL by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    No

  22. Re:Wow, someone has a very high opinion of themsel by andr0meda · · Score: 3, Interesting

    You probably don't know this. Epic have had more than just one hit game.

    First released game appeared in 1992 as Epic (and one before that in 1991 with another company name) I really dare you to put out a full blown release of a game software product running on just one platform, even with today's free tools and git-ware. It takes a lot more time than you can imagine.

    In Those 30 years, the tiny company Epic managed to outsmart Id, Sony, Nintendo, Electronic Arts, Valve, Microsoft, Ubisoft, Crytek, Take2, Vivendi, Infinity Ward, Bioware, Capcom, TT, SquareEnix Sierra, Dynamics, Microprose, ActiBliz, Rockstar, Naughty Dog, Mojang, Dice, Treyarch, Bethesda and many more. That's a hell of lot of industry competition to handle. They did not simply manage, they were setting the rules at every step of the way.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...

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  23. Let Epic Games get big... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1

    If one hasn't noticed, PUBG, Fortnite, and Apex Legends have vacuumed up the bottom tier of the gaming playerbase. Everything from League of Legends to Warframe seems to have better, more cooperative, less whiny players now.

    Thank you Epic Games. Keep the kiddies and make money from them. You do a service to the entire gaming community by doing so.

  24. Doesn't really revolve around guns though by SuperKendall · · Score: 1

    Minecraft is probably a better comparison, and I don't see Fortnite having close to the same lasting appeal or impact. It's a stylish, but limited game that still revolves around guns as much as anything.

    You are selling Fortnite too short, Fornite is a lot more than a gun game. Even just the popularity of the dancing aspect should provide an indication about that... it's not as much about building as Micecraft, but for a lot of people Fortnite is about building as well.

    The thing that Fortnite has going for it is a continually, yet slowly, shifting landscape and story. They keep expanding what it is possible to do in Fortnite, even as they keep people coming back by updating the story and world.

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    1. Re:Doesn't really revolve around guns though by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Sounds like a real wowkiller.

    2. Re:Doesn't really revolve around guns though by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      In-game emotes and story aren't going to keep a game alive for as long as Minecraft, it's gotta be about the gameplay. Minecraft was basically the only game of its type for years after its release, while Fortnite has plenty of competitors. Even more than that, though, Minecraft has massive amounts of community content. Not just through user-created maps, but since it's effectively - if not officially/legally - open source, people have been expanding the base game dramatically and in many different directions since pretty much the beginning, even as Mojang kept updating the official game in more modest ways. It's almost as much of a gaming platform as a game. Of the people who've been playing minecraft for 10 years, the vast majority probably stopped playing vanilla survival 8 years ago.

    3. Re:Doesn't really revolve around guns though by Dutch+Gun · · Score: 1

      Even just the popularity of the dancing aspect should provide an indication about that...

      Have you played any MMOs in the last decade or so? Dancing in multiplayer games is pretty old news. Hell, even the dance Epic got sued for has been seen in other games before. It's just that Fortnite is the hot new thing, so everyone who hasn't been paying close attention to the gaming scene for the past few decades thinks they're seeing this phenomenon for the first time. Really, it's all been done before, just in slightly different formats, and naturally, not with the sheer numbers, since the videogame industry has grown significantly.

      I'm not trying to dismiss the current popularity of Fortnite... just trying to put it in a bit of perspective.

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    4. Re:Doesn't really revolve around guns though by Zehsi · · Score: 1

      haha this was my first thought too. Even WOW could not break out from the gamer's circle and Blizzard had everything stacked for them during the 2000's. It's still a good game for milking wealthy western gamers.

  25. Delusions of Grandeur by nehumanuscrede · · Score: 2

    Uh - huh

    If I'm not mistaken, this is exactly what Second Life* was supposed to provide ?
    ( and look where it is today )

    *or any MMORPG for that matter

    A decade from now if you're still pulling in the big $$$ and keeping your user base ( Think Blizzard with WoW ) then we can start talking about how amazing you think you are. ( I'm certainly no WoW fan, but the $$$ Blizzard has made from the franchise is the aspiration of what every game developer hopes to create )

  26. re: an observation by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    I laff at the trumptards and thier foes.
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  27. :-D by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    Oh, sweet Jebus.

    I haven't laughed that hard in years.

  28. Sweeney by Frankie70 · · Score: 2

    This guy was a murderous barber, wasn't he?

  29. Phoenix Point - Snapshot Games by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    A lot of us who backed Phoenix Point (the brain-child of the original creator of the X-COM franchise) are pretty miffed that they signed an exclusivity deal with Epic for 1 year.

  30. Really? by corezz · · Score: 2

    The problem with that idea is that what may be a hit today may not be a hit tomorrow. Gamers eventually get bored of an idea and move on to the next.

    Remember when zombie games were the rage, or the endless World War 2 games? Yes they're still here today, but they certainly arent as big as they once were, which was boiling hot, a point where Fortnite currently is today in its oversaturated Battle Royale genre market, which, by the way, is simply a tweak on the Death Match genre that John Romero coined as ID was putting together a multiplayer Doom.

  31. Re:Answer 2 questions big talker... apk by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    What have you done, AC? You're in no position to criticize.

  32. Re:SORRY Kendall, you're an unimportant lying fagg by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    umm... you need therapy. There's no reason for a normal person to stalk somebody online and pounce on every post they ever make like this.

    You have a problem.

    Get help.

  33. Hubris before the fall ... by MxMatrix · · Score: 1

    ... as lost of reddit gamers HATE epic store and boycott them.

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  34. Re:SORRY Kendall, you're an unimportant lying fagg by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    > That he basically ATTEMPTED TO RAPE A CLASSMATE
    Unproven allegations by proven liars.

  35. oblivous to the past by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    One hit game?

    This is Epic MegaGames. They had hit games (and a ridiculous name) in the early 1990 - almost 30 years ago! - like Jazz Jackrabbit, Epic Pinball, oh and then they had a little game called Unreal Tournament, a few years later. Maybe you've heard of that one?

    Their floppy disc freeware games were a huge segment of the video game market then.

    But you go on thinking they've just sprung into existence around fortnite.

  36. Need some more games thou by DarkRookie2 · · Score: 1

    What do they really have out or came out recently beyond Fortnite.They won't be able to ride that forever.
    What was the last thing they made before that? Gears of War?
    That series is trash. Terrible characters. Terrible story. Boring characters. Boring design. Boring environments.
    Shotgun is quite fun thou.

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  37. LOL - what are those "pray tell"? apk by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    LOL - what are those "pray tell"? Let's see YOUR (not yours, others' work of course, lol) "EVIDENCE" & "PROOF" goof... ok??

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  38. MORE than U & EAT YOUR WORDS loser by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    U did more earlier & better than I? Prove it:

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  39. Additionally, that list of mine? Partial only by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    Additionally, that list of mine here https://games.slashdot.org/com... ? VERY partial only! Some "favorites" of mine (there are FAR more to MY CREDIT - where's yours? They're NOT & never WILL be...)

    What have you done, AC? You're in no position to criticize. - by UNIDENTIFIABLE Anonymous Coward WHO STALKS ME ON /. & HASN'T DONE SHIT HIMSELF but sees fit to "criticize" others like the BLOWHARD you are on Friday March 29, 2019 @11:39PM (#58356218)

    FAR more than YOU or "your kind" EVER WILL & long before you were out of diapers from just a VERY PARTIAL LIST ONLY of some of what I've done "above & beyond" being a professional programmer/analyst + software engineer 1994-2007!

    (Until I retired to run a business of my own now doing well for 12++ yrs. no less - how about YOU? Nothing, lol).

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