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Fortnite was temporarily down.
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Fortnite is running as usual again after servers were taken down Monday so engineers could resolve problems related to logins and forced logouts.
“Players who see a message saying ‘You do not have permission to play Fortnite’ or ‘Your account no longer has play access to Fortnite’ because of this issue are not banned from Fortnite,” the game’s service updates account tweeted early Monday afternoon, adding that it would share an update when the issues were resolved.
We’re investigating issues related to kicks and 우리카지노쿠폰 logins. We’ll provide an update when these are resolved. pic.twitter.com/Wtg1gmoc3O
— Fortnite Status (@FortniteStatus) September 14, 2020
Just after 3 p.m. PT, 우리카지노쿠폰 the Fortnite Status account tweeted: “We’ve returned from server downtime, and logins are now working properly. We are continuing to monitor.”
Epic Games, publisher of the popular battle royale game, has been caught up in a battle of its own with Apple and Google over fees the tech giants charge developers in their app stores. Fortnite was kicked off the App Store and 카지노사이트쿠폰 Google Play Store after attempting to bypass that 30% fee the companies charge developers. Epic countered by .
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