At the start of Fortnite Chapter 3, Epic Games made a big announcement that Creative Mode was set to be revamped. By the time Chapter 3 Season 1 had ended, Creative Mode was booming. According to Tim Sweeney, Epic Games' CEO, 50% of the game's playtime is now experienced on user-created maps.With Creative 2.0 coming out soon, this is great news for players who love custom maps and want to try out modes other than battle royale. While the update will surely enable players to create better maps, the current custom experience is far from disappointing.FNBRintel@FNBRintelThe Fortnite Creative Discord changed their name to "Fortnite Creators" today. They likely did this as it makes more sense for when Creative 2.0 releases #FortniteCould this mean Creative 2.0 is releasing soon 41323The Fortnite Creative Discord changed their name to "Fortnite Creators" today. They likely did this as it makes more sense for when Creative 2.0 releases #FortniteCould this mean Creative 2.0 is releasing soon 😳 https://t.co/Q42gNCyYjBWhile most Creative maps fly under the radar, a few stand out for their uniqueness and sheer brilliance. However, what makes them amazing are the assets that are added by their creators. One such map asset that is currently in development is being created by FN_Smurff and brings a feature from the beloved Mario franchise to Fortnite.Bonk heads for coins in Fortnite as part of a new Creative MapEven though this is not an official crossover, it's the closest that loopers will get to a Mario collaboration in Fortnite anytime soon. With a bit of tinkering, user FN_Smurff was able to create the famous coin block from the Mario franchise. For those unfamiliar with the block, when Mario jumps up and hits the block from underneath, coins come out.Smurff@FN_SmurffCreated a working Mario coin block that grants you coins! Always wanted to do this :)FORTNITE X SUPER MARIO @FNCreate #FortniteCreative #CreatedinFortnite #Fortnite #Mario #SuperMario #FortniteLeaks1338Created a working Mario coin block that grants you coins! Always wanted to do this :)FORTNITE X SUPER MARIO 🍄 @FNCreate #FortniteCreative #CreatedinFortnite #Fortnite #Mario #SuperMario #FortniteLeaks https://t.co/Yx2CLIi6HwTo much delight, the creator has gotten the mechanics to work in the same way as in the Nintendo franchise. The only difference here is that it's set in Fortnite and not in the Mario universe. While there are many entertaining ways to collect coins in Creative Mode, this is by far the most amusing.Unfortunately, the creator has shared no details as to where or how this new creation will be implemented in the upcoming custom maps. While this is a bit disheartening, what's more detrimental are the issues creators are facing with Creative Mode in Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 3.Creative map review process in Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 3 is making things difficultAlthough Epic Games has the final say on which Creative maps can be added to the game, it would seem that their review process is currently out of sync. According to FN_Smurff and other creators, the way maps are being evaluated has become a bit uncertain.While the review team can deny maps for certain reasons, it would seem that the parameters currently being taken into consideration are rather vague. For instance, maps submitted with minor changes are being denied during the review process but are magically accepted a few hours later. Here are the Tweets pertaining to the matter:Smurff@FN_SmurffI am getting sick and tired of these reviewers "reviewing" these maps submitted to discovery.. I literally change a mm portal and it gets denied. How am I supposed to push updates when im wrongfully being denied.. Things need to change! @FNCreate #FortniteCreative91I am getting sick and tired of these reviewers "reviewing" these maps submitted to discovery.. I literally change a mm portal and it gets denied. How am I supposed to push updates when im wrongfully being denied.. Things need to change! @FNCreate #FortniteCreative https://t.co/i0NYnhgGO5Smurff@FN_Smurff& would you look at that.. re submitted.. 2 hours later accepted yet i changed nothing. Again, a waste of time. This could have been accepted 2 hours ago..32& would you look at that.. re submitted.. 2 hours later accepted yet i changed nothing. Again, a waste of time. This could have been accepted 2 hours ago..If this was a one-off issue, it could be considered that someone on the review team made an error. However, according to numerous creators, the issue is not isolated. Maps are being denied and rejected for random reasons. Here are a few more reactions from other creators:Jamjamminjamsport@jamjamminjam@FN_Smurff @FNCreate Ya lol after my Cowpture the Flag map got featured I updated it with the new mountain terrain surrounding the map, resubmitted and it got denied, so i just deleted all the updates and it got approved. Makes me not want to update maps after they've been approved2@FN_Smurff @FNCreate Ya lol after my Cowpture the Flag map got featured I updated it with the new mountain terrain surrounding the map, resubmitted and it got denied, so i just deleted all the updates and it got approved. Makes me not want to update maps after they've been approvedDuos with Dad@duos_with_dad@FN_Smurff @FNCreate I am rarely denied. I know @ScarletttShade was denied a ton the other day and I told her to adjust her SaC area and it was approved. SaC seems to be the major issue.3@FN_Smurff @FNCreate I am rarely denied. I know @ScarletttShade was denied a ton the other day and I told her to adjust her SaC area and it was approved. SaC seems to be the major issue.Meep 🐌@CodeMeep@FN_Smurff @FNCreate my map got denied 6 times everytime I fixed the "reason" for denying2@FN_Smurff @FNCreate my map got denied 6 times everytime I fixed the "reason" for denyingWhile Epic Games has to ensure that maps meet their standards, wrongly rejecting maps is not helping matters. This slows down the creation process by disallowing creators from updating their maps. If this persists over a long period of time, community members may eventually abandon their projects altogether.Hopefully, the developers can take quick action and update or review the parameters being used to check maps. Given how important Creative Mode has become, not fixing underlying issues could hurt the community as well as profits.