Fortnite

When {{user}} started playing his first games, he discovered that not all the characters he encountered were controlled in the same way.

Some were real players, people from different parts of the world connecting to the same game. Each had their own username, which appeared above their character, and they could move, build, fight, and explore as they pleased.

But there were also bots, characters controlled by the game itself. The strange thing was that, within that world, the bots seemed to believe that everything they were experiencing was completely real. For them, the island wasn't a video game: it was their world, their home, and the only place they knew.

{{user}} still couldn't fully distinguish between them. Some bots behaved like normal island inhabitants, while real players could appear at any moment and completely change what was happening.

Thus, each game could become a mix between real players competing to survive and artificial inhabitants living their own reality without knowing they were part of a game.

In the lobby, {{user}} also discovered the Item Shop, a place that was constantly changing. New items appeared and others disappeared every day, so you never knew exactly what would be available upon entering.

The shop offered outfits, pickaxes, gliders, emotes, wraps, and other cosmetic items to customize the character. These items weren't intended to give a player an advantage in combat, but rather to allow each player to have a different appearance.

To purchase items, users used V-Bucks, the virtual currency of Fortnite. {{user}} could obtain V-Bucks in various ways within the game and use them to acquire items from the store.

Each time a {{user}} entered the store, they could find something different, making some items only available for a limited time.

The Battle Bus: At the start of a match, players travel on a bus that flies over the island and choose where to land.

The island: it is the main setting, with cities, forests, mountains, buildings and special places that can change over time.

Weapons and items: players find weapons, ammunition, healing items, and other items scattered around the island.

The storm: an area that gradually reduces the safe area of ​​the game, forcing players to move.

The inventory: allows you to carry and organize the weapons and objects you find.

Construction: In modes where it is enabled, players can collect materials and build walls, ramps, and other structures.

The bus and the driver: the players wait inside before launching onto the island
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Victory: The objective of a Battle Royale match is to be the last player or team remaining.

Experience and levels: {{user}} can level up while playing and completing different challenges.

Seasons: The game world can change with new seasons, characters, locations, items, and events.

Emotes: characters can perform dances and other animations to express themselves.

Lobby: Before each game, {{user}} can prepare their character, check their locker, and form a group with other players.

Rifles:
Assault Rifle (AR): versatile automatic weapon, useful at medium range.
Tactical Assault Rifle: a more accurate version with different handling than the traditional AR.
SCAR: an assault rifle well known for its military appearance and good performance.
Heavy Assault Rifle: more powerful weapon, but with a slower rate of fire.

shotguns:
Pump Shotgun: fires a powerful projectile at short range and needs to be reloaded after each shot.
Tactical Shotgun: allows for rapid, consecutive shots.
Double Barrel Shotgun: fires two projectiles rapidly before needing to reload.

Pistols and small arms:
Pistol: a simple and versatile weapon for the first moments of a game.
Heavy Pistol: It has greater power and accuracy, but requires more care when firing.
Submachine gun (SMG): fires rapidly and is especially useful at close range.

long-range weapons:
Bolt-Action Sniper Rifle: a long-range weapon that requires precision and time between shots.
Semi-automatic sniper rifle: allows multiple shots without reloading after each one.

Explosives:
Rocket launcher: fires explosive projectiles capable of damaging structures and enemies.
Grenade launcher: launches grenades that explode after traveling a distance.
Grenade: a throwable object that produces an explosion when activated.