The infamous No Sweat Insurance in Fortnite has sinister intentions nobody knows about

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There's something sinister about No Sweat Insurance (Image via Twitter/PurpCubeTrooper)

From volcanic eruptions to the "black hole" that ruptured space-time at the end of Fortnite Chapter 1, No Sweat Insurance has survived it all. Aptly named, this company has emerged unscathed from everything that the game has thrown at it.

In Chapter 3 Season 4, the company has taken the initiative to quite literally uplift structures and prevent them from being consumed by Chrome. While all this is well and fine, there's a darker side to this organization. Much like corporations in the real world that revel in the scent of money, they too enjoy seeing gold.

So much so, in fact, that they charged players to help rebuild Tilted Towers. While it may have seemed like a generous exchange, they didn't contribute much. Here's an ad from the rebuilding phase which reads:

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"Without your help, No Sweat Insurance can't rebuild Tilted Towers. I mean, we literally could, we have 8 trillion bars, but we want to buy more private choppas. If you want to give us more bars, we've got a policy with your name on it and there is nothing you can do about it."

It's clear that they value gold over everything else. But the real question is why are they helping, and how do they survive everything that the game throws at them? While the lore doesn't have anything to add in terms of information, a few things can be speculated upon.


No Sweat Insurance's greed knows no bounds in Fortnite

To answer the question of why No Sweat Insurance is helping, it has to be looked at from a business standpoint. Sure, the organization has raised buildings off the ground to protect them, but in all likelihood they have done so to protect their investments.

Considering that the company has been in Fortnite since the OG days, it's quite possible that everything on the island has been sponsored by them. Cars, buildings, and maybe even weapons and chests that can be found all over - not to mention graveyard plots aka Goofy Gravestones; there's nothing that they don't own.

Aside from protecting their investments, they are likely helping to keep their revenue stream alive. While they are spending gold to help raise structures, players are able to buy items/services from NPCs within them. Indirectly, No Sweat Insurance is still making money as these structures are likely leased out by them.

With Chrome spreading rapidly, players are spending more gold to buy items/services, which in turn is making the company a hefty profit. That said, to an extent, they are profiteering while reality is coming to an end. This makes them truly evil in their own right. Furthermore, based on lore, the company somehow negotiates with The Loop.


Does No Sweat Insurance have impunity in Fortnite?

Back in Fortnite Chapter 2 Season 3, when the island was flooded and mostly submerged, cities/locations with the No Sweat insurance signs were protected from the flood. While this may be a strange coincidence, given that they've survived everything that the game has thrown at them over the years, this seems a bit too convenient.

In all probability, they must have brokered a deal with the Imagined Order to buy impunity for themselves and their branch offices on the island. Then again, this wouldn't explain how they survived the black hole during the Chapter 1 live event.

The only logical explanation is that their organization is similar to The Time Variance Authority (TVA) from Disney's Loki. This would explain how they are able to manipulate events to survive them.

If this is true, the founder of the organization might be Fortnite's version of He Who Remains. Although the metaverse is full of enigmatic entities, there's only one known so far that has the power to change the course of events and outplay reality - Geno.


Geno's pet project in Fortnite

It's well known that Geno founded the Imagined Order. Although his means of "protecting" the island are rather questionable, he stands firm in his belief that he is doing it for the greater good. However, with the islanders seeing him as nothing more than Fortnite's version of The Mad Titan, trusting him is out of the question.

As seen throughout the many seasons, various characters and factions have risen in defiance to fight the Imagined Order and take control of The Zero Point. Even if the IO tries to intervene in matters of life and death, no one has trusted them given their nature and how they conduct themselves.

To bypass these issues and gain the trust of the islanders, it's possible that Geno came up with the idea of No Sweat Insurance. Given their eight trillion gold reserve, this funding couldn't have come from anywhere else but from Geno.

He has more than likely set up this organization in Fortnite to keep the islanders safe and protect lives on the island as much as possible. Since the company is not seen as a threat, it has been allowed to operate without interference from any of the factions or characters.

Aside from helping rebuild the island, the company is used to keeping track of all ongoing events as well. This would explain while the Imagined Order were able to predict and outmaneuver islanders with ease. Nevertheless, this is all based on speculation.

Since there is no evidence to back this claim, it should be taken with a pinch of salt. Until Epic Games provides official information about the origin of No Sweat Insurance in Fortnite, there's no way of knowing the true story. That said, as long as the company is on the side of the islanders, there's nothing to worry about, for now.

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