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. Fortnite Status Fortnite shown below is the newest bug affecting xbox controller players as a result of your latest update-- 1.) When making micro-adjustments (as shown below), the game doesn't input the full motion--but rather only inputs about a quarter/a half of the motion, resulting in choppiness and...

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2AM PXMP1 year ago

@FortniteStatus @Fortnite Fix this asap @FortniteStatus

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MrGrifs1 year ago

@FortniteStatus @Fortnite Anything but a j*b

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ØG Uncle Luke1 year ago

@FortniteStatus @Fortnite @FortniteStatus FRIDAY MAKES IT A WEEK THIS HAS BEEN HAPPENING! HOW DO WE ESCALATE?

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Fortnite Status1 year ago

Hey there, Luke! 🙂 The team is already working on a fix to address this issue. We'll update this thread as soon as more information is available: Be sure to keep an eye out!

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RedDeer.Games1 year ago

We can't spill the beans about the release date of Maki: Paw of Fury, but make no mistake, things are happening! 🫘😎 We remind you that the game is coming to #NintendoSwitch and #PC #Steam and you can play the demo on PC, here ⤵️ >>> Have a great day!

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Spooky1 year ago

@FortniteStatus @Fortnite bro i brought a whole new controller thinking something was wrong with my old one

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xerou1 year ago

@FortniteStatus @Fortnite ngl this is actually impressive

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Mo.3251 year ago

@FortniteStatus @Fortnite Its not only xbox controller mannn

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badger1 year ago

@FortniteStatus @Fortnite i hopped on for fun and thought my game was fucked no way this a thing

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Mo.3251 year ago

@FortniteStatus @Fortnite Stop staying its only xbox controllers

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✦𝓥𝓾𝓵𝓵✦1 year ago

@FortniteStatus @Fortnite I THOUGHT I WAS FUCKING HIGH IM NOT THE ONLY ONE?!?

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