BOTLOBBIESWho should lead the Fortnite party when I use the bot?
Your real player should remain the party leader for the setup described by this service. Agree on that person before adding friends, then check the leader indicator again after the group changes.
Put the session decisions in one place
The party leader coordinates the activity and the group's next step inside Fortnite. The browser controls the assigned bot and its supported features; it is not a replacement for the player's game interface. If several friends change activities or pass leadership around during setup, a successful bot invitation can appear to be a matchmaking problem. Ask one person to own the sequence, explain which activity is selected, and confirm when everyone should make their own Ready selection.
Check leadership after a party change
A party can change while the same browser tab stays open. Someone may leave, form another group, or invite the bot into a different lobby. Check the leader symbol in the current Fortnite party instead of relying on an earlier screenshot or a panel that remains connected. The readiness code checks current membership and leadership rather than accepting a stale party identity. A warning about leadership therefore deserves a fresh look at the game, not a series of repeated commands.
Recover with a clear checkpoint
If the bot is leading unexpectedly, use the leadership action available to your player or the bot's supported controls, then confirm that the game actually reflects the change. Where the arrangement is unclear, rebuild the party from your player's lobby and invite the intended members once. Do not restart every connected bot as a way to choose a leader. First restore the party arrangement, then investigate a connection problem only if the bot still cannot join the newly confirmed group.