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A new Fortnite leak has console players on PS4, Xbox One, PS5, Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, and Nintendo Switch worried. Taking to Twitter, prominent Fortnite dataminer and leaker, Mag0e, revealed that Epic Games is working on new aim-assist and targeting improvements. This information doesn't come the way of a scoop or inside information, but the game's files. As the dataminer notes, a recent update added a new plugin dubbed 'Targeting System,' which comes accompanied by a description that mentions aim assist.

For now, this is all the files reveal, which means it's not quite clear what Epic Games is working on, but it looks like it's making changes to aim assist. What these changes could be is the million-dollar question. Aim assist on console/controller has been a hot-button topic within the Fortnite community for years, with keyboard and mouse players on PC particularly being adamantly against it, or at least pro nerfing it. However, many players, especially on console, are not only pro aim assist but think it needs a buff, leaving Epic Games with no chance of making everyone happy.

So far, Epic Games hasn't touched aim assist very much, but it looks like that's finally changing, or at least that's what the findings below suggest is happening.

Can i get fortnite. Fortnite is working on new Aim-Assist/Targeting.

In 15.00, a plugin called '𝑇𝑎𝑟𝑔𝑒𝑡𝑖𝑛𝑔𝑆𝑦𝑠𝑡𝑒𝑚' was added.
It's description: 'Generic Targeting System to be used for gameplay. Abilities/Aim Assist/etc'.

Taking to Twitter, prominent Fortnite dataminer and leaker, Mag0e, revealed that Epic Games is working on new aim-assist and targeting improvements. This information doesn't come the way of a. Epic Games Address and Contact Number Epic Games Contact Phone Number is: +1 919-854-0070. Epic games, Inc. Is a private and interactive entertainment. Address of Epic Games. The address of Epic Games is 620 Crossroads Blvd Cary, NC 27518, United States. Contact Number of Epic Games.

Hopefully this will help improve Aim Assist's current state. pic.twitter.com/2xDtFaqdFB

As noted, aim assist is a controversial topic, so naturally, this leak has divided players. Of course, controller players are hoping this means it's getting a buff, however, keyboard and mouse and mobile players are hoping for the exact opposite.

If they nerf aim assist on console I swear I will be done with this game. Competitive always ruins the casual experience. pic.twitter.com/EN47YoZ1nH

As noted, aim assist is a controversial topic, so naturally, this leak has divided players. Of course, controller players are hoping this means it's getting a buff, however, keyboard and mouse and mobile players are hoping for the exact opposite.

If they nerf aim assist on console I swear I will be done with this game. Competitive always ruins the casual experience. pic.twitter.com/EN47YoZ1nH

We need this rn. Bloom is the worst this season and aiming with only my right thumb and a tiny bit of assist feels so off compared to other seasons

The sims 4 afterpay. Hopefully it's a big nerf and it actually balances kbm and all platforms

At the moment of publishing, Epic Games has not commented on this leak in any capacity, leaving fans with nothing but speculation. That said, because this isn't official information, remember to take it all, the leak, and especially the speculation it's creating, with a big ol' grain of salt.

The trial between Epic Games and Apple will start on May 3rd, 2021. According to MacRumors, the trial date was set by US District Court Northern California Judge Yvonne Gonzalez following a management conference. The trial follows a drawn-out battle between the two companies that's been going on since August. Epic Games had long decried Apple and Google's cut on in-app purchases as a form of 'payment monopolies' but things came to a breaking point when Epic Games released an update for Fortnite that violated Apple's terms of service. The game was removed from the App Store as a result, prompting Epic's current lawsuit.

The trial will apparently be held in-person, as Judge Gonzalez believes it's in the interest of the public. That could change based on the status of the coronavirus pandemic, but the court is looking to put several safety measures in place. These include distancing in the courtroom, limited occupancy, and a requirement for those involved in the trial to quarantine for two weeks after the trial date. Health accommodations for some witnesses will be considered. If the trial is forced to switch to an online format, it will still be held the same date. Judge Gonzalez expects it to last for two to three weeks, but Epic Games is pushing for a longer trial, lasting four to five. An exact duration has not been set.

It will be interesting to see how the trial plays out. Apple has argued that its cut for in-app purchases is fair, and offers protection for users. Epic Games was also clearly aware that it was violating the company's terms of service when it released the update; hours after Apple announced the game's removal, Epic released a trailer parodying Apple's famous '1984' Super Bowl ad, painting the company as an Orwellian villain. Should Epic Games win the lawsuit, it could have a dramatic impact on the way that games appear on the App Store and other digital marketplaces.

With a trial date now set, it seems that more details will come sooner, rather than later. For now, fans of Fortnite will just have to see how things play out between the two companies.

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