Fortnite players don’t like the inhumane Locker system that has been revamped.
Epic Games’ unstoppable battle royale, Fortnite, frequently changes the significant elements of the game. However, Fortnite players are unhappy with the new Fortnite’s Locker UI version. Fortnite Locker’s interface… in any way.
In the coming Fortnite update due out in the next patch, the new Fortnite Locker user interface is designed to simplify and clean the process of equipping players with their unlocked skins, backpacks, shirts, and much more. However, the more streamlined UI is being criticized by the players who play the game that is free to play.
An article posted on the Fortnite subreddit clarifies that the new Locker system allows character customization much more “tedious” than before. Although it’s much more user-friendly and more straightforward to understand, it is more difficult to create complete presets for characters compared to the game’s latest version.
In a YouTube video, the fan demonstrated how creating a character’s setting in the latest Locker is a matter of 11 clicks for PC users, which is a far cry from the 2 clicks required in the old Version. Some fans also have said it’s far more cumbersome for consoles since you cannot swiftly scroll through the Locker’s items to build your own presets.
The reaction to the newly designed Fortnite Locker UI has been generally adverse, with a few players stating that they don’t intend to play with the game’s new system.
“I am still shocked that someone took a stance on this nonsense and thought it was better. In particular, the way it was prior to the change was just as perfect as it is,” one person stated. “Still stunned by the modification. What’s the way one of the most popular multiplayer games ever created run so randomly?” said another.
Epic has made significant improvements to the Fortnite game over the past couple of years through the extremely well-loved LEGO Fortnite, Rocket Racing and Guitar Hero replica Fortnite Festival. Although certain UI modifications are a bit gruelling for players who have been around for a long time, these massive improvements make great additions to gamers of all ages.
Fortnite remains a no-cost game for Xbox, PlayStation, PC, Nintendo Switch and mobile.
