As the Fortnite Battle Royale has been incredibly successful and enjoys great popularity around the world, Epic Games has earned lots of money from the game. Luckily, the company decided to launch a new event to to reward Fortnite players and content creators with some extra money. Not only can players make money from tournaments, but also make money by creating content for the popular game. Almost anyone can apply and use the opportunity to earn some money. This article shows you two main ways to make money in Fortnite.

Taking part in Fortnite tournaments
In each Fortnite season, Epic games reward experienced Fortnite players with bountiful prices. For example, in Fortnite Season 5, Epic Games launched a Summer Skirmish event with a prize pool of eight millions dollars. Besides, three months later, Epic Games keeps the ball rolling with the Fall Skirmish event, with a even bigger prize pool of ten million dollars meaning there is a lot of money up for players to grab. The Fall Skirmish features a competitive and entertainment format, such as ATK races, golf competitions and some mini-games. Besides, there are also the same competitions in the Summer Skirmish. You can buy various Cheap Fortnite Items at mmocs.com, such as Fortnite weapons, material and so on. The Fall Skirmish begins September 22. This tournament lasts for six weeks and culminate at Twitchcon October 26-28, which is a bit shorter than the last tournament. So, if you are brave enough, try yourself in the Fortnite tournaments.

Participating in the Support-A-Creator program
In addition, Epic recently announced a new revenue sharing program, dubbed "Support-A-Creator," which will award eligible Fortnite content creators with $5 for every 10,000 v-bucks their registered supporters spend. The program starts sometime next week and runs through December 31. It sets a precedent that publishers can and should partner with their communities in order to compensate for the labor that community performs on behalf of the publisher. Check the video below for specific details.

 

In order to be considered a creator and be eligible to earn money during the event, eligible persons need to apply on Epic's website. Eligible persons include "video makers, streamers, storytellers, artists, cosplayers, musicians, and community builders," according to Epic, provided that they have over 1,000 followers on "at least one major social media platform," have "regularly created and released Fortnite content over the last 30 days," and are willing to agree to Epic's Affiliate Agreement and Creator Code of Conduct.Once a creator's registration with Epic is finalized, their fans then need to register themselves in support of that creator. This is done by entering the creator's Epic username into the "Support a Creator" tab, which will appear in the Battle Royale item shop and Save the World loot tab after next week's update. The creator then receives $5 for every 10,000 v-bucks their supporters spend, regardless of whether those v-bucks were earned in-game, or purchased with real currency. Mmocs.com is the cheapest online currency store where you can the code “MMOCSVIP” for a 3% discount.

Players can change who they support at any time, and must re-up their support every 14 days, should they decide to stick with one creator for an extended period. Players will be able to support their favorite content creators through the Item Shop in Battle Royale mode or the Loot Tab in Save the World. So take part in the Support-A-Creator program and choose your creator wisely.