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r/FortniteCompetitive was removed from “Supported subreddits” on r/FortniteBR from r/FortniteCompetitive While /r/FortniteCompetitive still claims to be supported by developers in its description, apparently something has changed in the minds of the main sub’s moderators. Whether as a result of that boycott or not, the competitive subreddit was removed from /r/ForniteBR’s list of developer-supported subreddits. That included an organized boycott of Fortnite to play Apex Legends when the solo mode came out, a campaign that was largely pushed through by the /r/FortniteCompetitive community. With Fortnite developers doubling down on the BRUTE’s inclusion in all Fortnite modes including competitive, complaints from the community have been pervasive.

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r/FortniteCompetitive has been the home for updates on Fortnite esports, new strategies from the best players and, more recently, an endless amount of complaints about the BRUTE. Those are the three subreddits listed on the sidebar for /r/FortniteBR, but before last weekend there was a fourth. r/FortniteCreative focused on new game modes, featured islands and submissions to The Block, /r/FORTnITE is the community dedicated to Fortnite: Save the World, and /r/FortNiteMobile is for sharing mobile bugs and clips. It got so big, that other communities sprouted off to offer more specialized Fortnite content. With 1.1 million subscribers, that community is arguably the largest Fortnite forum in the world. But this actually is a sign of a big shift in the communities stance towards competitive Fortnite.įor people unfamiliar with the Reddit Fortnite communities, the main subreddit is /r/FortniteBR. Currently, CSGO has a massive showing.At first glance, this may not seem like such a big deal. Place ultimately ends up being a battle, with communities fighting for a large piece of the canvas real estate. It’s currently ongoing, with various gaming communities attempting to create large logos that represent their fandom. On March 28, 2022, Reddit announced that Place was being resurrected on April 1, 2022. At that point, over 1 million users had edited the canvas, placing a total of around 16 million tilkes. In 2017, the experiment lasted 72 hours before it was ended by Reddit administrators. After each pixel is placed, a timer prevents that same user from placing more pixels for five to 20 minutes. Registered users can edit a large virtual canvas located on a subreddit called r/place by changing the colors of the image’s pixels. Reddit Place started as a social experiment on April Fools Day in 2017.

The frog to the right of the CSGO logo is the memetic Froggy Chair from Animal Crossing. Just below that is a clown from Space Station 13 and the team logo of the Calgary Flames ice hockey team. Right above the CSGO Reddit Place logo is a massive Genshin Impact logo which has been taken over by Shrek fans (or trolls) to read GenShrek.

The Natus Vincere esports team logo sits just southeast of both games. The simple logo features the game’s name as well as pixel art of the character Juggernaut just below. The Dota 2 community has banded together to put their own esports’ logo just below CSGO’s.

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The upper portion of the pixel art plaza is full of collaborative art from gaming communities. More family-friendly fans prefer adding a simple smiley face to the logo instead.ĬSGO and Fortnite aren’t the only two games competing for space at Reddit Place. As of early April 2, it stretched into a few other gaming designs but has since been considerably cut back. Attempts to expand the additional unit have been halted by purists as well as members of other communities. The handful of pink pixels located near the logo character’s groin is exactly what you think it is. While having the CSGO logo on Reddit Place is enough for most users, a large handful of gamers are attempting to add even more.

The coincidental placement of both logos proves that the feud is still on to this day. Due to vastly different gameplay and general animosity between communities, Fortnite and CSGO have always had a bit of a rivalry as popular shooter games. With a logo depicting a soldier pointing a gun, the barrel unfortunately has to point at something. Whether intentional or accidental, the logo’s weapon is also aimed directly at the Fortnite logo.ĭue to the limited space available on Place, gaming communities often have to bunch up together.