ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 7月31日 06時02分

16-year-old Kyle Giersdorf, known as Bugha, won $3 million at the first Fortnite World Cup last weekend. A massive crowd filled Arthur Ashe Stadium and roared while they watched the in-game action on mammoth 4K LED screens. In Fortnite Battle Royale, players are dropped on a virtual island and fight to be the last ones standing. Some analysts think the market for such battle royale games like @fortnite and Playerunknown’s Battlegrounds has plateaued, but the format remains extremely popular. Competitors at this World Cup were battling for $30 million in prize money, the same amount awarded at soccer’s Women’s World Cup this summer. “Everything I’ve done, the grind, it’s all paid off,” Giersdorf said. “It’s insane.” @brianfinke and @vincenttullo took these photos and video of the Fortnite World Cup event. Visit the links in our bio to read more.

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chsu Imagine if all the hours combined in that stadium from playing this game and “training” for this were put to something productive

waltraudvbs Terrible. A guy who virtually kills people gets a million dollar prize. More stupid than this... the mother of him must be sick

l.v.n.a.r you can afford to give someone $3 mil for a game but can’t feed or shelter homeless vets, people, etc. lol wow.

anniefromhome You could also talk about the German player who donated his entire prize money of 50k to an animal shelter 🙋

jannet_rivera @andres_rivera1125 the comments are so mad but I just want to know the explanation for the last picture 😂

maxfairclough If only RuneScape did this @faircloughbenjamin @tcfairclough @katherinemdrury he made 3 mil at 16...

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