A Fortnite player has seemingly discovered that the latest season, Override, has more than doubled the number of bots in Battle Royale matches, leaving barely any real players.
Even though it’s one of the most popular live-service games on the market, Fortnite has always had a bit of a problem with bots. Since Battle Royale matches require 100 players for the game to start, players regularly find themselves going up against pretty obvious AI opponents instead of other actual humans.
Over the years, Epic has made adjustments to how populated Battle Royale matches are by bots, and fans are never happy when that percentage increases. If you’ve felt an overwhelming presence of AI players in the new Override season, there might be a good reason for that, as one user is reporting that the potential number of bots has more than doubled.
As pointed out by reliable Fortnite insider SpushFNBR, Twitter user Au5la recently reported that Epic has made yet another change to how many real players are included in a Battle Royale match. While playing Battle Royale matches after the new season went live, Au5la found that the number of human opponents had dropped to just 25....
