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Epic Games successfully sues Fortnite cheat for $175,000
(www.gamesindustry.biz)
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this post was submitted on 27 Jun 2025
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They sued a player not the cheat maker
Oh. that's crazy. But honestly good. It's really easy to not cheat, and when i saw what some people pay to cheat MONTHLY, it's even harder to find sympathy. It would be nice to find an anti cheat that actually works, but i often think that people who make the game are the same people who double dip into selling their own cheats.
It was someone that cheated in a tournament. Not a player in random match online. Although he probably tested the cheats there first.
The article is like 10 sentences I don't get why people don't want to read it.
Very few people even bother to clock the link. They only ever read the headline.
What a weird website to be on if they don't like clicking links