
Ninja Expresses Frustration as Fortnite Overlooks Him for Sponsored Content

Ninja streaming Fortnite on Twitch
Popular Fortnite streamer Ninja has expressed frustration over Epic Games' apparent favoritism in promoting their new OG mode. During a recent Twitch stream, he revealed that while other creators received paid sponsorships to promote the game, he was overlooked despite being one of its most dedicated players.

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Ninja noted that creators like CourageJD and TimTheTatman received sponsored opportunities to promote Fortnite's nostalgic mode, while he - a consistent Fortnite streamer - was not approached.

Ninja Fortnite skin with blue hair
His credentials in Fortnite are significant:
- First streamer to receive a Fortnite Icon skin
- First player to achieve 5,000 Victory Royales on PC
- Consistent supporter since the game's early days
While Ninja acknowledges Epic Games' strategy of targeting variety streamers to attract new audiences, he feels his loyalty and dedication to the game deserve recognition. "It's about principle," he emphasized, clarifying that his concern isn't about money but rather respect for his long-standing commitment to the game.
The situation highlights a broader discussion about how game developers balance relationships with both longtime supporters and potential new influencers in their marketing strategies.
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