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Epic Games has introduced a new setting in Fortnite that allows players to block specific emotes deemed “confrontational.” The update, released as part of v29.30 on April 23, includes four emotes: Laugh It Up, Take the L, Whipcrack, and Make It Plantain. Players can choose to toggle visibility on these emotes, and those who choose not to see them will instead see a player standing still without any emote sound. The move has sparked mixed reactions within the Fortnite community, with some expressing disbelief and others defending the decision.

Epic Games has introduced a new setting in Fortnite that allows players to block certain emotes deemed “confrontational.” The updated version, v29.30, includes the ‘Confrontational Emotes’ setting that lets users toggle visibility on four emotes: Laugh It Up, Take the L, Whipcrack, and Make It Plantain. Players who choose to hide these emotes will see a player standing still with no sound instead of the emote animation. Epic explained the decision, stating that while emotes should promote positive interactions, some can be perceived as confrontational. The setting is found under ‘Social Privacy’ and defaults to displaying these emotes only from friends in the player’s party. However, it can be adjusted to show or hide emotes from all players. The move has sparked mixed reactions within the Fortnite community, with some expressing disbelief and others defending the decision. Epic has not yet addressed the issue of potential refunds for players who purchased these emotes with the intention of trolling others.

Epic Games has introduced a new option in Fortnite to allow players to block certain emotes that it says are used in confrontational ways. The new ‘Confrontational Emotes’ setting, available in the v29.30 update released on April 23rd, gives players the ability to toggle the visibility of four specific emotes: Laugh It Up, Take the L, Whipcrack, and Make It Plantain. Players who choose to block these emotes will instead see a player using the emote standing still, without any sound.

Epic Games has introduced a new setting that allows players to hide certain emotes in Fortnite deemed “overly confrontational.” These emotes include popular dances like “Take the L” and “Crank That.” The setting can be accessed through the game’s options menu and is set to “From Friends in Party” by default. By changing this setting to “From Anyone,” players can see all emotes, regardless of whether others have opted to hide them.