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The new vehicle is seen as really overpowered, with it having 2,500 health and the ability to deal large amounts of damage to players, although it can be countered by using the new Anvil Rocket Launcher.

Most notably, Titan Tanks have now been removed from Arena and competitive tournaments. Ahead of this, both guns have been nerfed to reduce the damage to both players and structures.

Before voting begins on April 4, players will be able to use both weapons in game from April 2 to decide which one they want to vote for. This time players will be able to choose between unvaulting the Combat Assault Rifle or the MK-Seven Assault Rifle. The voting system is also set to make a return in the coming days, with it being previously used to fund the Armored Battle Bus vehicle. Players were able to deplete all of the health of their opponent in one second, which can be incredibly frustrating in the Zero Build mode, so this should allow players more time to react to the damage. This should hopefully not be the case now as the damage for both the Combat and Stinger SMG have been reduced, as well as the headshot damage of the Combat SMG.

In a tweet, Epic Games explained the changes that have been made to the game.įortnite Chapter 3 has so far been heavily focused on the SMGs, with them being much more powerful than the Shotguns that are in the game. With the first hotfix update of Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 2 being recently released, Epic Games has continued to make balancing tweaks to some of the weapons in the game, as well as remove the new Titan Tanks from Arena and tournaments. RELATED: Epic Games Facing Lawsuit Over Fortnite Emote But, when it comes to a brand new Fortnite season with an overhauled loot pool and new set of mechanics, these are put into competitive immediately and tweaked over time. Balancing is often achieved by not adding new weapons and items to the competitive loot pool until they've been tested in public matches first to ensure they won't disrupt the integrity of the game. Public matches in Fortnite is where many of the fun and wacky items end up, whereas Epic Games tries to keep the competitive loot pool more balanced and fair. Players that jump between public and Arena matches will instantly notice many differences between the modes, although now it is even more obvious as Arena is the only mode in Fortnite with building enabled. With battle royale games receiving frequent updates, keeping the game balanced can be an incredibly difficult task this is only made harder when it also has its own competitive mode as is the case with Fortnite.