Many Fortnite players received free V-Bucks over the past few days, but it doesn't seem that anyone knows why this happened.
Free V-Bucks has been a popular topic among Fortnite players over the past few days. Epic Games sent vast amounts of the game’s premium currency to many players, yet some players received nothing. Interestingly, some players received more than 10,000 V-Bucks, which was a nice surprise. However, many community members are still confused and don’t know why they got or didn’t get this refund. In this article, we will explain everything you need to know about the recent V-Bucks refund.
A few hours later, the Fortnite developer refunded even more V-Bucks, with some players receiving thousands of them. Fortunately, we found out why this refund occurred, and here’s everything you need to know. With the latest update, Epic lowered the price of Fortnite Festival instruments. Epic instruments were lowered by 500 V-Bucks, while Rare instruments were lowered by 200. Due to this, if you owned instruments prior to the update, you should have received a V-Bucks refund.
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