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Epic Games is Giving Fortnite: Save the World Loot Llama Buyers 1000 V-Bucks As Compensation

Epic Games announced today that they will be giving anyone that purchased a Loot Llama in Fortnite: Save the World prior to its discontinuation back in early 2019 1000 V-Bucks.

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The move is being done as a settlement for anyone the purchased the Loot Llama whether they found it to be predatory, enjoyed them, or anything in-between. In addition, while the settlement is in response to a class-action lawsuit that was made in the U.S., anyone that purchased a Loot Llama globally will get the 1000 V-Bucks.

A FAQ on the announcement page covers a few other important details:

  1. It doesn’t matter how many Loot Llamas you bought, players will only receive one payment of 1000 V-Bucks to their Fortnite account.
  2. No action is required on the player’s end, and everyone eligible should receive the 1000 V-Bucks in the next few days.
  3. X-Ray Loot Llama purchases don’t count.

Loot boxes have had quite the fall from grace since they gained popularity after the launch of Overwatch back in 2016. Once fairly common, now they are essentially taboo and are under the watchful eye of governments around the globe that regulate content that could be construed as gambling.

Check out the announcement from Fortnite here, and the Epic Games settlement page here for more information.


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Ed McGlone was with Twinfinite from 2014 to 2022. Playing games since 1991, Ed loved writing about RPGs, MMOs, sports games and shooters.