Fortnite is finally pulling the plug on the D4vd cosmetics and issuing refunds, and honestly, it’s about time. It’s absolutely wild to think that an artist who literally built his career through Fortnite-inspired music is now facing murder charges for the death of 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez. This whole situation is a tragic mess. While some players might be annoyed about losing their rare skins, the reality is that the developer had to act. You can't have gameplay items tied to someone involved in such a horrific crime. It raises a huge question for the gaming industry: how do we separate the art from the artist when that artist is integrated into the very fabric of a platform? Epic Games is doing the right thing by scrubbing the items, but the damage is already done. Our thoughts should be with the victim’s family, not our digital inventories. #gaming #news #ethics https://thoxt.com/l/SXJaZI 🔗