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.

Stream Sniper Trouble: ... but they actually struggled significantly in the challenge to conquer Fortnite OG. ... there may have been a few issues holding them down from that sweet Victory Royale.

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 ...

Ninja has said he won’t play Fortnite after being targeted and killed by the same individual four times in a row.. Ninja, real name Tyler Blevins, has been a long-time Fortnite streamer, gaining ...

Without a doubt Ninja's New Years Eve stream was a wild ride, but things only get better when stream snipers are mixed into the lot. And his Fortnite based New Years Eve stream hit a high point ...

Fortnite streamer Ninja reported another player for allegedly stream sniping him before later apologizing for the incident. During one of Ninja’s Fortnite streams over the weekend, the player ...

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 ...

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

Stream sniping is a deplorable habit that detracts from the enjoyment of Fortnite, League of Legends, and other games for the most skilled streamers who wish to commentate throughout their games.

There were two viral moments from Ninja’s Fortnite-themed New Year’s Eve hosting gig in Time’s Square. The first was him trying, and failing, to get several million tourists to do the floss ...