Epic Games has taken firm action against cheating in Fortnite by banning pro player Morgan Bamford (RepulseGod) from tournaments and requiring him to return prize money. This reclaimed money has been donated to the Child's Play Charity, which benefits children's hospitals. RepulseGod has since issued a public apology, acknowledging the negative impact of cheating on fair play. As the game approaches the launch of Chapter 6 Season 2, with anticipated collaborations and features, Epic continues to reinforce its stance on competitive fairness and player experience.
On top of that, RepulseGod, whose name is Morgan Bamford, had to return prize money from Fortnite back to Epic.
Cheating in tournaments ruins the fun for the players who earned their spot in tournaments, and I apologize to the Fortnite community for my actions.
Epic has unveiled all of the battle-pass skins (which include Mortal Kombat's Sub-Zero).
Disney invested $1.5 billion into Epic last year.
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