Q1. If this line of argument is right, what are the implications for teenagers playing? What are the implications for adults playing?
Q2. What would be a solution for this problem? (Other than banning Fortnite altogether!)
Q3. Who is responsible for the Fortnite Addiction in the first place and who is responsible for solving it?
A1. I think that teenagers will get way too addicted and adults probably too. It's worse off that adults play it because it is a 12+ game and if parents with under 12 kids then they might see it and want to play it and their parents will most likely say yes because they are addicted too. Teenagers might bunk off or play it in the middle of school and would get in trouble at school or for bunking off, that's how bad it's getting!
A2. A solution is making Fortnite cost money and it might prevent a lot more people from buying it or upping the age restriction to something like 20 and having a parent account so you have to connect it to your parents for teenagers.
A3. Epic Games are responsible and the founders of Epic Games are Tim Sweeney and Mark Rein so they are mostly to blame. They are also the ones to solve it. Possibly by taking down their game altogether! Personally, I don't like Fortnite that much.
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