Epic Games has announced it is suing an individual from Illinois, named in its suit as one Isaac Strock, for allegedly stealing hundreds of Fortnite accounts which he then re-sold through Telegram.

Epic Games' war on cheaters rages on, and it seems Fortnite's developer/publisher is willing to wage it; after naming and shaming one cheater and giving the recovered funds to charity a fortnight ago,

Fortnite players take to social media to discuss the possibility of Epic Games raising its prices on cosmetics in the popular battle royale.

Fortnite and Unreal Engine maker Epic Games is suing a player, Isaac Strock, for allegedly stealing and selling “hundreds” of Fortnite accounts. Epic Games announced the lawsuit in an anti-cheat update on its website on Feb. 27, filed that day in an Illinois court.

Epic Games seems to progressively take action against people illegally making money through Fortnite. This time, they've sued a user for stealing and selling accounts. Epic's Recent Lawsuits The current Battle Pass might be called "Lawless" but some users seem to be taking this a bit too literally.