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- Ben Affleck has admitted that playing Fortnite can sometimes bring out his competitive side, revealing that he occasionally takes the popular video game more seriously than he should.
- Ben Affleck opens up about co-parenting with Jennifer Garner While Affleck’s gaming experiences have provided some lighthearted moments, the actor has also spoken honestly about the challenges of raising his children after his separation from Jennifer Garner.
- Laughing about the situation, Affleck explained that he was giving parenting his best effort, even if his children did not completely agree with his assessment.
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Ben Affleck has admitted that playing Fortnite can sometimes bring out his competitive side, revealing that he occasionally takes the popular video game more seriously than he should.
The Hollywood actor recently opened up about his gaming experiences, explaining how his son’s strong interest in Fortnite encouraged him to try the game himself. Although Affleck was already familiar with other video games, he quickly discovered that competing against younger players was not as easy as he had expected.
The 54-year-old actor explained that his son is obsessed with Fortnite, which gradually pulled him into the gaming world. Affleck previously had experience playing Madden and first-person shooter games, but Fortnite presented a different challenge.
He admitted that younger players often defeated him almost immediately, leaving him frustrated by their competitive behaviour.
Affleck joked that playing against 12-year-olds was particularly difficult because they could defeat him within seconds. He also revealed that some players would tease him after winning, making the experience even more intense.
The actor humorously recalled responding to their insults and defending his abilities, even reminding the younger players that he was a grown man.
His comments offered a funny glimpse into his personality away from Hollywood, showing that even an experienced actor can struggle when competing against younger gamers.








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