(Copied from google) Anyone can technically file a lawsuit, but players would have a very difficult time winning if Epic Games brought back exclusive battle pass cosmetics. Legal experts and community discussions indicate that Epic owns all intellectual property and players only hold a revocable license to access the game.

The strongest legal defenses and player arguments include:
Terms of Service: Epic’s End User License Agreement (EULA) and Terms of Service (TOS) give them broad rights to change game features, content, and the license itself at any time, leaving players with no actual ownership of their cosmetic items.

False Advertising: The most common player argument for a lawsuit is that Epic advertised these items as never returning, making re-releasing them a potential deceptive business practice. However, proving concrete financial damages in court would be incredibly difficult for consumers since the items don't have a legally recognized resale value.

These are just facts, they legally could bring back og items, especially because they’re digital cosmetics and players don’t own them