'Give us a reason!' - Myth not happy as Epic yet to release competitive

When is the competitive Fortnite playlist coming out? Whenever it is, Myth is annoyed by the lack of info!

For a game to have an esports scene, it really does need a proper competitive scene. Look at Overwatch or Counter-Strike; they have comprehensive competitive playlists. You have to work your way up to become a top 100 player.

Despite not having one of these, Fortnite is still set to become one of the biggest esports around. Massive teams have already snapped up some of the best players, with the likes of TSM, FaZe and Liquid getting involved.

Incredibly though, there is no competitive playlist, there is no private lobby ability, and pro-players are NOT happy about it.

Myth’s Tweet to Epic

TSM captain, Myth, has hit out at Epic Games on Twitter saying they are not doing enough to help pro-players practice.

Okay…
EPIC really needs to bump their clarity on what is happening with custom matches for pros. If its tech issues, tell us. If its an agenda, let us know.

Please give us a reason why we cant practice in a realistic environment when millions are on the line pic.twitter.com/kOVSwktpLQ

— Myth (@TSM_Myth) August 12, 2018

Interestingly, Epic did promise there would be competitive playlists coming to the game six months ago.

The Playground LTM has been used by pro-players to practice, with the likes of tfue and Myth facing off against each other.

However, this doesn’t seem to have really helped Myth as he has had some serious struggles in the Summer Skirmish events, with him again not ranking in the top 20 in week 5.

OpTic CouRage Tweet from Earlier his Year

Fortnite became one of the biggest games in the world with 3.4 million concurrent users for a reason. Don't change the matchmaking drastically.

Keep solos, duos, squads, and special mode just like it is. Add in another playlist with competitive rule-set once established.

— OpTic CouRage (@CouRageJD) February 10, 2018

Hopefully, Epic will bring out a competitive playlist soon enough. At least a limited time mode to allow pro players to play against equal or higher skilled players, for now.