Epic Games released Chicken Trooper into the item shop under a new name: Tender Defender.
The teases continued to trickle through until finally, it happened. Soon after, claw marks appeared on guns in the game and at certain points of interest (POIs) like Lonely Lodge. Chicken Trooper’s prospects grew brighter and brighter.
u/Etsyturtle2 transformed Connor’s doodle into fully-fledged concept art. One user, in particular, u/Etsyturtle2, took his support to the next level. The post went viral, and soon enough, Connor had a massive support group begging to turn Connor’s dreams into reality. Connor’s dad, u/tfoust10, posted the artwork on the FortniteBR subreddit. It all started when 8-year old Connor doodled up a F ortnite skin concept titled the Chicken Trooper. It’s one of those rare heartwarming stories that unites even the most toxic of gamers. The story of the Tender Defender is a sweet one. We’ll go over who designed which skins and the unique stories behind their journey from concept to reality. This article features many of the fan-designed skins players see roaming around today. But, there are a few lucky fans that have had their designs transformed into real skins in-game. Obviously, Epic Games can't use all of these ideas. Every day, different members of the Fortnite community flock to Reddit and other social media to share their skin designs and concepts. One of the ways they do this is by drawing influence from fan creations and suggestions. Epic Games loves to embrace their community. However, not all of these were built in-house. At this point, Fortnite is littered with hundreds if not thousands of different cosmetic items. Fortnite has partnered with Marvel, Star Wars, Travis Scott, and dozens of other major brands and celebrities. Fortnite has redefined what it means to be a video game with their insane collaborations. Cosmetics may be minor in other games, but they are a major part of Fortnite. At the heart of all of this, is the cosmetics.
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