Driftboard destroying after killing creature

General Issues and Bug Reporting
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Summary

It seems like whenever I kill a creature, the game slightly lags, and the driftboard is then destroyed.

Please select what you are reporting on:

Unreal Editor for Fortnite

What Type of Bug are you experiencing?

Devices

Steps to Reproduce

Kill a creature
Have the creature eliminated event call a function that takes in the player

Expected Result

Kill a creature
The creature eliminated event is called
The drift board doesn’t disappear

Observed Result

Kill a creature
The creature eliminated event is called
The drift board disappears

Platform(s)

PC

Additional Notes

OnMonsterElim(Result:device_ai_interaction_result):void =

    if:
        Agent := Result.Source?
        Player := player[Agent]
        CurrentXP := PlayerStatsManager.GetXP[Player]
        
    then:
        Print("Current XP is {CurrentXP}")
        PlayerStatsManager.AddXP(Player,MonsterElimXP)
        Print("Added {MonsterElimXP}")
        CheckLevel(Player)
        #CheckLevel(Player)  #Anytime XP is added, check level
    else:
        Print("The creature was not killed by a player, or unsuccessful lookup")
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OnMonsterElim(Result:device_ai_interaction_result):void = 
        
        if:
            Agent := Result.Source?
            Player := player[Agent]
            CurrentXP := PlayerStatsManager.GetXP[Player]
            
        then:
            Print("Current XP is {CurrentXP}")
            PlayerStatsManager.AddXP(Player,MonsterElimXP)
            Print("Added {MonsterElimXP}")
            CheckLevel(Player)
            #CheckLevel(Player)  #Anytime XP is added, check level
        else:
            Print("The creature was not killed by a player, or unsuccessful lookup")


GiveItem(Agent:agent, Level:int):void = 
        if: 
            Print("Entering if statement")
            Player := player[Agent]
            Print("Checked if player was agent")
            Granter:=ItemGranters[Level]
        then:
            Granter.GrantItem(Player)
        else:
            Print("Agent was not a player (GiveItem)")

    CheckLevel(Agent:agent):void=
        if:
            Player := player[Agent]
            PlayerXP := PlayerStatsManager.GetXP[Player]  #Get players XP
            Print("Checking Player Level in level_manager")
        then:  
            if(PlayerXP < Level1XP):
                PlayerStatsManager.SetLevel(Player, 0)
                GiveItem(Player,0)

            if(PlayerXP >= Level1XP and PlayerXP < Level2XP):
                PlayerStatsManager.SetLevel(Player, 1)
                GiveItem(Player,1)

            if(PlayerXP >= Level2XP and PlayerXP < Level3XP):
                PlayerStatsManager.SetLevel(Player, 2)
                GiveItem(Player,2)

            if(PlayerXP >= Level3XP and PlayerXP < Level4XP):
                PlayerStatsManager.SetLevel(Player, 3)
                GiveItem(Player,3)

            if(PlayerXP >= Level4XP and PlayerXP < Level5XP):
                PlayerStatsManager.SetLevel(Player, 4)
                GiveItem(Player,4)

            if(PlayerXP >= Level5XP and PlayerXP < Level6XP):
                PlayerStatsManager.SetLevel(Player, 5)
                GiveItem(Player,5)

            if(PlayerXP >= Level6XP and PlayerXP < Level7XP):
                PlayerStatsManager.SetLevel(Player, 6)
                GiveItem(Player,6)

            if(PlayerXP >= Level7XP and PlayerXP < Level8XP):
                PlayerStatsManager.SetLevel(Player, 7)
                GiveItem(Player,7)

            if(PlayerXP >= Level8XP and PlayerXP < Level9XP):
                PlayerStatsManager.SetLevel(Player, 8)
                GiveItem(Player,8)

            if(PlayerXP >= Level9XP and PlayerXP < Level10XP):
                PlayerStatsManager.SetLevel(Player, 9)
                GiveItem(Player,9)

            if(PlayerXP >= Level10XP):
                PlayerStatsManager.SetLevel(Player, 10)
                GiveItem(Player,10)
        else:
            Print("Unable to check level in level_manager")