Fortnite shattered its own player record in November. Epic Games proudly announced that Fortnite achieved an unprecedented milestone, welcoming a staggering 100 million players in November. However, the reason surrounding this feat is about to be overshadowed as the catalyst behind this faces imminent removal this weekend. 

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How Fortnite Reached 100 Million Users in November 

The resurgence of the original Fortnite map played a pivotal role in propelling the battle royale sensation to new heights. The announcement of this accomplishment was met with enthusiasm, yet the fleeting nature of good fortune is evident. This weekend, with the commencement of Chapter Five, an era concludes—a consequence of tomorrow's much-anticipated live event featuring none other than Eminem. 

The conclusion of the Fortnite OG map's revival marks the end of an era, harking back to the pinnacle of excitement in the battle royale genre. For the past month, players reveled in the nostalgic landscape, revisiting iconic locales like Tilted Towers and Greasy Grove. The influx of returning players, once disengaged from the game, underscored the magnetic allure of the OG map. 

As the curtain falls on this cherished chapter, speculation looms over the player base's loyalty. Will they continue to engage with the game, embracing the promise of a new map and the adventures that the next season unfolds? The answer remains uncertain. 

"The Big Bang," tomorrow's live event, promises to be another spectacular addition to Fortnite's legacy of pioneering live-service titles. This genre-defining series has previously showcased colossal monster battles, mesmerizing concerts, and more, solidifying its reputation for pushing the boundaries of in-game experiences. 

Beyond the imminent changes, tantalizing leaks provide glimpses into Fortnite's future, teasing an upcoming playable event featuring a Lego crossover and a forthcoming battle pass featuring beloved characters like Solid Snake from the Metal Gear series and Peter Griffin from the iconic Family Guy cartoon.