Frustration is mounting among Fortnite gamers as the servers are temporarily disabled to make way for an exciting new update featuring LEGO. Players in the UK can expect the downtime to end around 10am GMT. The downtime was announced on X (formerly Twitter) to begin at 3am ET time, with matchmaking disabled shortly beforehand. While gamers are unable to play during these hours, they can keep track of Fortnite's progress online.
LEGO Update Brings Excitement and Downtime
Fortnite enthusiasts are eagerly awaiting the arrival of the LEGO update, which promises to bring a whole new level of fun to the game. However, the release comes with a temporary downside, as servers are disabled to accommodate the update. The downtime is expected to end around 10am GMT in the UK, giving players plenty of time to dive back into the action.
Downtime Schedule and Online Progress Tracking
To ensure a smooth transition, Fortnite announced the downtime schedule on X, formerly known as Twitter. The servers went offline at 3am ET time, with matchmaking disabled shortly beforehand. During this period, gamers are unable to play, but they can stay informed about Fortnite's progress by checking the official website. The online progress tracker allows players to see when the servers will be back up and running.
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