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A few years ago, Ninja and Fortnite Battle Royale were inseparable. The game had played a huge role in the streamer’s rise to the top. He was arguably one of the best players in the game in 2018.

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Earlier this year, though, Ninja wasn’t happy about the hackers and some other issues in Fortnite. Moreover, his belief that controller players have an advantage over keyboard and mouse players added to his frustration with the game. All in all, Fortnite was just not appealing enough for the streamer and he had moved on.

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Recent times have seen Ninja upload throwback Fortnite videos rather than fresh content. However, SypherPK finally convinced him to return to the game.

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Ninja has a good time playing the game

The Marvel-based season 4 is one of the best seasons in Fortnite. It was the perfect time for Ninja to make his comeback and regain his interest in the game. SypherPK was happy to teach him about all the new elements in the game. It was really strange to see Ninja’s uncertainty with the game.

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SypherPK was excited to show him the Iron Man’s Unibeam, the Ant Manor, and a lot of new things in the game. Ninja even expressed his appreciation for season 4 as he hopped around after consuming a hop flopper. The duo won a bunch of matches, and the returning veteran seemed to love every bit of it.

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Will we see the veteran playing more Fortnite now?

In a tweet, Ninja confessed that he had been having a few ‘bad days’ recently. He had felt a cloud of negativity around him during those days. All that had changed when Sypher texted Ninja, asking him to play Fortnite together.


Ultimately, the pair’s Fortnite session helped Ninja get into a better place as he thoroughly enjoyed it.

The biggest question on everyone’s mind right now is whether Ninja will continue playing and streaming Fortnite. There is a good possibility he will, given the fact that Epic Games has put in good effort to make the season interesting and fun to play.

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Aakrit Sharma is a UFC author at EssentiallySports. Aakrit brings five years of experience with over 3,500 published articles to his desk at ES. This gaming nerd turned Sopranos fan got hooked on MMA after watching UFC 229. No, it was not the Conor-Khabib feud, but the Tony Ferguson-Anthony Pettis fight that found the fan in him. In his spare time, Aakrit laces up his gloves and spars or test his skills on the mat. When he's not hunched over his desk crafting his next story, you can find him bobbing his head to The Beatles, Martin Garrix and everything in between.

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