Fortnite: Ninja and SypherPK are on the verge of quitting, and it's bad

Fortnite Season 3 has been full of glitches and delays that have left the players in a state of agony. Many regular players are leaving the game due to lack of new content, and now popular YouTubers and streamers seem to be following the trend.

Fortnite Chapter 2, Season 2 was delayed for a long time. Naturally, players anticipated the next season to be 'worth the wait'. Although Fortnite Season 3 did a good job at refreshing the overall vibe of the game, players seem to be getting bored of it rather quickly.

To top it all off, the introduction of cars has also been delayed by at least a few weeks, leaving players around the globe disappointed.

'Ninja' and 'SypherPK' are now showing signs of disinterest in Fortnite.

Ninja and SypherPK have been big names in Fortnite competitive as well as the content creation side of it. Of late, the duo has been slowly drifting away from the game.

SypherPK, who frequently does educational Fortnite commentary on his YouTube channel tweeted the following:

I've been thinking about this a ton but starting tomorrow my main focus on stream is going to be Warzone. I Will still play Fortnite to record daily Youtube content but during these few weeks while we wait for cars it's going to be pretty minimal.Time to become a beast. 👹

— SypherPK (@SypherPK) July 25, 2020

He reflected on how he has given it 'a lot of thought', and will now play Fortnite only for the sake of gathering 'clips' for his videos.

The streamer asserted that his primary focus would be Call of Duty: Warzone till Epic Games drop the cars update for Fortnite.

On the other hand, Ninja, a popular professional Fortnite player and streamer recently came to YouTube for streaming Fortnite. His excursion on the platform was short-lived. Since his debut, Ninja has only been uploading 'throwback' videos on his YouTube channel which clearly indicates his lack of interest in Fortnite.

The introduction of the cars in Fortnite Season 3 should bring back older players into the game and bring the hype back. However, as it currently stands, Fortnite is slowly declining with its audience playing the game less often than before.