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Fortnite pulls combat pass item accidentally being sold on the memory

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Update: Epic has since addicted that the track's introduction was a mistake, and announced on Twitter that it would be issue the 200 V-Bucks return to those World Health Organization purchased the item from the lay in.

Original level: Epic Games has pulled an item from Fortnite's store that was purchasable despite it being a reward on this harden's battle pass.

The Rampantly Lobby Track, a euphony mob item from the newest Zero Crisis Close effect, is a unwavering 70 reward in the Season 6 battle pass. Epic promised that IT would ne'er betray a battle pass item in its store, although IT's encounter some trouble previously with reskinned battle pass goodies.

Players noticed the hiccup ended on reddit (thanks, Eurogamer), where u/gstaffEpic aforementioned that the item "shouldn't be there" and that Epic was "taking it out of the put in." The Epic representative besides aforesaid it was looking into a solution for those who had purchased the track, presumptively in the form of a 200 V-Bucks refund which was the cost of the item.

A pinch previously showcasing the music racetrack as a shop item was deleted from Fortnite's social channels before a statement was thrown risen on the Fortnite Status Twitter account.

The Wild Anteroom Track was made available in the Detail Shop today despite also being a Battle Pass Reward. We realize that this was a mistake and will be removing it from the Item Shop. pic.twitter.com/aZi94OKdTAMarch 23, 2021

I've asked Epic if and when refunds are orgasm and will update this tale if I set about a response

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