Fortnite: Lolito claims he would quit the Battle Royale if it doesn't revert the latest changes [PHOTOS]

Fortnite is a Battle Royale game that is characterized by completely changing its gameplay every season. Epic Games creates a spectacle for each major update, but not everyone is happy with this.

In Season 10, robots were added, which are simply extremely powerful. A single player can become the nightmare of an entire squad with one of these mechs.

The Fortnite World Champion announced that he would not play again because the gameplay is completely unbalanced.

Now, Lolito, one of the content creators and best players of the Battle Royale in Spain, has joined the criticism. He shared his opinion about the game on Twitter:

"Some people saying, what difference does it make if I hardly play anymore, that I adapt to the game, that I stop crying, I understand that they only say it out of hate, needless to say that even though I don't livestream much because I'm not very motivated to do them, I still play daily. When I complain about Fortnite and more in a moment like this, I do it because many people still follow me and I believe I am the voice of many when I make these complaints, for the good of the game and the community, so that they react and don't throw the game in the trash, honestly, if they don't realize with this step they just took, I'm not going to invest another second in Fortnite, I'll find another game, I'll still have fun and I'll distance myself from the company that doesn't give a shit about the opinion of its players and the effort they make to improve day by day, after this I won't comment anymore on the topic but as I said, if they don't rectify, Fortnite is dead to me, greetings."

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