"46 seconds of what's wrong with Fortnite": Pro player sums up everything wrong with Chapter 3 Season 1

Recently, prominent Fortnite pro and streamer Clix shared a clip from his Solo Cash Cup matches explaining everything haywire about the ongoing season.

While casual players are having a blast during Fortnite Chapter 3, pros and content creators have pointed out certain glaring issues. These concerns largely revolve around meta, competitive gameplay, and the overall gaming experience.

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Fortnite pro Clix complains about lag in Solo Cash Cup

Apparently, Clix was stuck with many players around him in a recent Solo Cash Cup game. Such scenarios aren't unique for pro players as they're used to handling multiple fights simultaneously.

However, even a fraction of a second can impact the result in such fast-paced moments. Hence, smooth and lag-free gameplay is the most necessary for any professional.

As it turns out, Clix's game lagged a lot while he was trying to defend himself and shred the builds made by other players. He was eventually outplayed and eliminated.

The pro player ranted:

"Yo, I'm not playing! I'm not playing! The last fifteen seconds just showed why this game is so f***ing bad! The game is so f***ing laggy."

Considering that Clix plays for a reputed organization like NRG, it is safe to assume that he owns some of the best devices and internet connections available. If his gameplay is affected by lag, it's naturally a matter of concern.

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Casual players react to Fortnite pro Clix rage quitting Solo Cash Cup

Casual players might not witness a lot of lag during their games because it is entirely different from the competitive meta. The final storms are saturated with players in professional matches, which takes a toll on the servers.

Some players targeted Clix for being overly critical. They believe that the pro was outplayed and didn't have a chance anyway. Others understood Clix's perspective and mentioned how he could not build appropriately because of the lag.

It won't be a surprise if such debates between factions of players continue endlessly. What's more important is the alarming rate at which pros are quitting Fortnite during Chapter 3.

The pros already have a lot on their minds, from hackers to spray and pray meta. The inability of the servers to handle a lot of loopers can undoubtedly make things worse for Epic Games.