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Epic might expand Fortnite’s LTM pool this summer

Team Rumble might also rotate out for a bit.
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If you like Fortnite: Battle Royale’s limited-time modes more than its default mode, Epic Games has some good news for you.

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One of the company employees said that Epic is talking about expanding the LTM pool “quite a bit” over the summer. They wrote that in a Reddit post three days ago that asked Epic to bring back an old Fortnite LTM, Ground Game.

“Not sure if Ground Game will make the cut, but we are talking about expanding the LTM pool by quite a bit over the summer, so a lot of these that haven’t been in rotation for a while will return,” EpicDustyDevo said. “We might even switch off Team Rumble here and there and replace it with some of the other large team modes (gasp!).”

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Today, Fortnite features anywhere from one to three limited-time modes at once. Team Rumble is the one that’s been available the most so far because it’s a fan-favorite large-team mode focused on getting the most eliminations rather than being the last one standing. Along with it, Epic’s been releasing special LTMs associated with temporary challenges, such as Horde Rush, and a third one as part of the standard LTM rotation.

DustyDevo didn’t say how much Epic intends to expand the pool.

As for Ground Game, they said it’s probably not coming back soon because it had “really bad playrate numbers,” and that criterion is something Epic takes into account when choosing which modes make the cut.

“GG is one of those modes that has never been very popular, statistically speaking,” DustyDevo said.

Some Team Rumble fans felt awkward after they learned that Epic might replace the mode for a while and asked the company to make it a permanent mode. But if Epic follows its plans, all Fortnite players should see the mode going away for a while when the LTM pool starts expanding.


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Bhernardo is senior guides writer and strategist at Dot Esports. He's been working in the gaming industry for over 9 years, with works published on Destructoid, Prima Games, ESPN, and more. A fan of Pokémon since 6 years old and an avid Steam Deck and Nintendo Switch player. Now writing strategy and quests guides for several mobile and PC titles.