Fortnite’s latest skin divides fans like never before

The latest skin in Fortnite has divided fans, with some not happy, while others are just plain confused. The new Chapter 5 Season 1 skins have created quite a stir for many different reasons, whether it’s Peter Griffin, Solid Snake or the Raiden skin that was teased in a recent video. In particular, Peter Griffin appeared as a muscular champion when he looked completely different in the series Family Guy. Solid Snake’s appearance has also been criticized for not resembling an actual character from the Metal Gear Solid franchise. The latest arrival is a giant chicken and Epic Games is sure to spark a buzz about this new skin.

Ernie arrived in Fortnite at a cost of 1500 V-Bucks and fans are divided on his appearance. Peter Griffin’s longtime rival Ernie is now available as a paid skin in Fortnite. Ernie’s skin costs 1,500 V-Bucks for the skin alone, while two chicken legs cost 800 V-Bucks, and the Peter Griffin Speed ​​Bag emote costs 500 V-Bucks. An all-inclusive bundle costs 2,000 discounted V-Bucks. While fans of the Family Guy series will love the skin, some are already divided on Ernie’s appearance. Ernie looks like a character from the Family Guy series, leaving fans wondering why Peter Griffin was made weird and why the same standard skin as the original character wasn’t made in the first place.

A discussion was started on Reddit, “Why is chicken fat but not peter?” ” The post received nearly 400 comments, many asking the same question. Some comments mentioned how weird Peter Griffin looked in the game, and one response claimed that a face and a muscular body don’t go together. Himself, Family Guy creator, Seth MacFarlane, a few days after adding the skin to Fortnite, revealed that Epic Games “didn’t have the budget to make a real body. » When it comes to Ernie’s skin, it’s not just the bulky look that fans are concerned with, there’s also a vulnerability.

Some players noticed that it was easier to hit a player wearing the Ernie skin even through walls. The skin was called “pay to loose” by some fans, while others mentioned it was a bug. Most of the answers mentioned that this is fairly common with large scale skins, but some were hoping to make a standard Peter Griffin skin. What do you think of the Ernie skin in Fortnite and other recent additions? Let us know in the comments below! Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and YouTube for more entertainment coverage.