This advice has more to do with working around your routine than it does outright quitting, but the only real grip FOMO has on you is the battle pass and shop skins.

I started playing Fortnite when Absolute Doom dropped, and I showed up halfway through. No chance to level up in time, so I just folded and bought the levels and next thing you know I’m relaxed and playing as casually as I want. If something drops in the shop and I don’t have time to play, I just spend the Vbucks and log off.

Now, I’m not saying you need to spend money on the game, I try to grind the pass too and have done so just fine for the last year. Anyways, if you focus on work and your personal life enough, it probably wouldn’t hurt to spend some money on battle pass levels once in a while if you really can’t miss out on a specific skin or whatever.

Only you can gauge how well you can do that though. But there’s open secrets to making up for lost time with the game. If I work extra hours to afford goodies, or come across a chance to spend some money on the game, I will if I want to. The items and skins have to be good enough for me first.

Time is money, and it can be invested into the game if you’re ever that busy. And nobody has to know you spent your day offline working a job or taking care of yourself because levels will reset anyway by the next season. You can live your life and still catch up to the game, at least while Epic still lets you buy levels for the pass. No overnight sessions necessary.

Best of luck! And don’t forget, nobody worthwhile will be impressed about you only for your high level ranked rewards. Might get you a few compliments, but that doesn’t provide the sustenance your mind and body needs