#SaveSaveTheWorld has slowly stopped trending, however, I'll take this opportunity to post it again.

With this post, I'll describe my Fortnite STW experience from December 31, 2019 (install and first playthrough date) to now, June 30th, almost half a year later.

I began playing Fortnite (I'll label STW as Fortnite for the rest of this thread) after I was given a $50 gift card from a close acquaintance. I had arrived home from my stay overseas with my Dad and other relatives.

The experience was enjoyable as it had the charm BR lacked.

Playing through the tutorial and early Stonewood, I had only gotten the game first to grind for V-Bucks, or the in-game currency used to buy cosmetic items added to the game consecutively.

However, the story and world it contained and the little quirks it had made for a blast.

Stonewood was a relatively easy experience. I do not recall particularly struggling as I made it through, though the game was hard to understand at first when it came to its mechanics.

In Plankerton, I was more reckless as I defended my Storm Shield by myself on accident and won

Plankerton was not as difficult either, except for its SSDs, which I had trouble doing alone, especially the one I mentioned before. But just like Stonewood, I managed to clear it successfully and move on to Canny Valley.

Canny was the longest stretch.

Canny Valley had taken me a long, long time to clear. Around 3 months almost. It is mostly due to the grindy nature of its questlines and them focusing heavily on Ghost Town zones (which can be quite boring), but eventually I made it to the last few quests.

The lead-up to the Storm King honestly had me nervous. I took some time to actually prepare before heading in. Anti-climactically though, I was hard carried and it was an easy win.

...on May 14, 2020, I finished the STW Storyline, or what was completed of it.

It's a shame to see that now, Twine Peaks still remains incomplete due to the rejection and abandon of Epic Games' attention and resources for the game.

I'm heavily rooting for #SaveSaveTheWorld to actually help bring attention to the issue that is this rushed release.