As one of the biggest games in the world, Fortnite has long had its fair share of bad actors targeting it and its players.

When it comes to streaming games like Fortnite, stream snipers are really problematic. Former Fortnite pro Tyler "Ninja" Blevins recently opened up on Twitter talking about how stream snipers were ...

Epic Games has a new Fortnite feature in the works to make it less likely that a streamer would get stream sniped during their matches. The new feature that’s currently in active development ...

The Fortnite community can be one of the most toxic ones at times, and most of the regular streamers have to face it regularly. Stream sniping is one of the worst things to happen to these streamers.

Considering how many problems streamers like Ninja and TimtheTatman have with stream sniping, you can understand Epic Games’ decisions on this.

Epic Games bans David 'Aqua' Wang, a Fortnite World Cup Champion and Season 4 Fortnite Champion Series competitor, amid stream-sniping allegations.

However, he did jump into a rare Fortnite stream recently and it only seemed to add to his unlikelihood of coming back to the game regularly anytime soon, following several issues of stream ...

"Stream sniping is dishonourable but you simply cannot ban players for something that cannot be proven and something streamers can avoid with delays," he wrote. "This happens all the time.

Fortnite season 9: Storm Scout Sniper, Birthday Bash and Loot Lake Orb The most popular battle royale game is turning two years old.

Santana grabbed a bat, retreated to the room at Citizens Bank Park where the gaming took place and smashed the TV to ensure there would be no more "Fortnite" the final two days of the season.

Last season, some Phillies players were busy carrying SCARs, shotguns and sniper rifles through a Fortnite game that had begun a new season Sept. 27.