Epic Games confirms the cessation of availability of Fortnite: Save the World on macOS starting September 23. They will return the money to their players.
Epic Games confirms the cessation of the availability of Save the World in Fortnite for devices using the macOS operating system. As of September 23, users will not be able to access the content.
Due to the problems it can cause in their community, the studio will make a refund to all those who bought a founder or starter pack and who played Save the World on macOS between September 17, 2019 and September 17, 2020. Those who bought PaVos during the same period, the virtual currency of Fortnite, will also receive the refund.
This process will not require any action from the user. Although they proceed to return the money, all the V-Bucks and objects that are in the account will be kept. Thanks to cross-save between platforms, you can make use of your heroes, schemes and elements that you have in the base on any other platform that has access to the campaign.
The company refers to the inability to “develop and offer” this content because “Apple prevents Epic from distributing games and patches on Mac.” In an extensive statement accompanying the previous data, Epic Games explains that the next version of Save the World (v. 14.20) would cause errors for players who are in the current one (13.40). Of course, the player base on Mac will continue to be able to access the Battle Royale mode, which will not receive any further updates.
Ray tracing now available on PC
The public dispute between the two American giants is not the only thing that has happened around the Fortnite universe. We recently learned of the arrival of ray tracing and DLSS functions for the PC version. Gamers with an Nvidia RTX graphics card will be able to access the new visual and performance features right now.
