@nsa_protocol44: Sorry your parents never loved you

Given that Gears 5 (a microsoft IP) is on PC), I call bs on this

The score from PC Gamer may seem concerning, but I'll remind you that the person reviewing also boasted about cheating in Sekiro despite giving tips on how to do better at the game. With that, I can tell he did not review the game correctly whatsoever

https://www.pcgamer.com/i-beat-sekiros-final-boss-with-cheats-and-i-feel-fine/

https://www.pcgamer.com/sekiro-guide/

If this is about looking it "too similar" to the previous ones, isn't every sequel supposed to be similar? And we're literally about to get more info next week.

So much for being "fans"

@chopsbenedict: Lol “pizza child”. You couldn’t have come up with something more childish I guess. Besids nothing in my original comment was childish

And you clearly know nothing about copyright if you think you can sue for body movements. Game companies reference stuff like that all the time (hell, TF2 has the same dance), these guys are only trying to get some attention.

P.S It takes much more effort to misspell Fortnite

@chopsbenedict: Thanks for literally avoiding the rest of my comment.

These guys are clearly doing it for relevancy. They can't own body movements and people reference dance moves all the time. That's one of the consequences of having something popular, it's going to get referenced.

@chopsbenedict: "Using the name fresh is advertising that its someone elses. Fingers crossed for Ribiero"

Fresh can mean literally anything else. It's a common word. Benedict Cumberbatch might as well sue you for using the word Benedict in your username then. And you still can't own or sue for body movements.

What are you even talking about anyway? Your comment makes no sense.

"At least after one week, it seems like the Fortnite updates are going to keep on coming."

Of course they were, they never said they were going to slow down. They're not going to read one article and think this.