@ivangtv: Fortnite is raising the price on all their vbucks #vbucks #fortnite #videogame #foryou

Jerrod Pope :

seriously Epic, if ur gonna raise the price, at least raise the amount of v-bucks instead of lowering it, or better yet get creative and whenever you do a collab, give the person you collabed with something Drift styled for THEIR games

nunu2crazy.tho :

I remember when games funded themselves and all we did was pay ONE TIME and that was the purchase of the game, lol the game cube would literally never

theonlysagermeister :

Yep not playing Fortnite again unless it’s for Main Stage

koolnerd5 :

$8 for 1,000 was good but now it’s going to be $9 for 800 that has to be stupid

KEVIN :

Prime Fortnite was 2017 2022

~S𝔫𝔦𝔭𝔢𝔯_Q𝔲𝔢𝔢𝔫~Natnat~ :

im still gonna continue play fornite its fun no matter how much vbucks are.

Missmoe58 🇨🇦 :

I canceled my Fortnite crew pass

🧑‍🍳DopeChef 🧑‍🍳 :

let those cheaters and hackers paying for that, I don't even buy anything there

austinerickson432 :

🤔 epic games brings in on an average a year $5.7 billion look it up. It’s fact they just want to find another way to screw the player base they have.

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ShawneesRealityCorner :

Yes for the 1st time since I started playing im canceling crew. Im done

🐐Gio🐐 :

Ivan can you follow me on this account I got banned on my Gio account

sandiegonate :

On playstation to cancel, hit Settings gear, Users, Account, Payment, Subscriptions ♥️

Baileyp_braemar :

Prices will stay the same. You’ll just get less for your money.

🏳️‍🌈 LGBTRoro77🏳️‍🌈🌮 :

half my family stop playing fortnite

Natasha (Roguemoto) :

done with it.

Big forehead man :

It was $10 back in the day for 1000 V bucks and people are crying about it

MichaelGR95USA :

I've never like fortnite

John Greer :

yes

OG Tiger Man :

I already got rid of my account so I don’t care. It used to be $7.99 and they have secretly continued to do what they do

Ruddy Soto :

I remember when it was 7.99

cjmarugg23 :

and yall will still buy it. its just greed

CryptoKing56 :

When did a great business model switch from making a great product to seeing how much they can extort from the customer?