“Am I stupid?” Some players regret investing too much money in Fortnite

Do you know how much you spent on your favorite game? If for League of Legends, we could previously consult the amount invested directly on the official website (currently not the case), on Fortnite, there are no real tools for this task. Of course, you can always check your V-Bucks purchase history and add to the total — at your own risk.

Why did I buy 236 skins?

One player made a bitter observation on Reddit. When he checked his account, he saw that he had purchased over 200 skins, but was only using a few of them. “Why did I buy 236 skins when I mainly use 15-20. Am I stupid?”.

His biggest regret is that he bought most of the cosmetics directly from the store, and not through Battle Pass. The latter allows you to earn skins as you complete objectives.

Naturally, many players wanted to participate in the debate, and some even regretted heating the credit card a little. “Honestly, if I could go back in time, I’d rarely buy skins, and I’d pass all the battles instead” Gives confidence to a player. Another relative explains “In real life, we typically wear 20% of our total wardrobe 80% of the time. It’s not that different.”

Let’s put things into perspective a bit

You must know that there are about 1800 skins in the game. With “only” 236, our players are not the biggest buyers of Battle Royale. For some, this means a lot, but for others, it is almost a drop in the ocean. Although we don’t have the latest figures, a year ago, You had to buy 2.4 million V-Bucks to afford all the cosmetics in the game, or about $19,300.. Since this data is only a year old, we can estimate that it would take more than $20,000 to buy all the cosmetics in the game now, which is a huge amount that not everyone is willing to spend (and that’s fine).

And you, have you spent too much V-Buck on Battle Royale for your liking? How many skins do you have?