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Fortnite ‘s Chapter 3 Season 2 update removed building, a feature that had been a part of the game from the beginning. It was a surprising choice, and one that was met with mixed reactions. Afterwards, players everywhere were asking whether or not the change would be permanent. Soon enough, however, building features made their return. Winning in Fortnite ‘s no building mode was easier for some than others, but players who love building and those who hate it now both have a game that they can enjoy. Epic Games has somehow managed to appease both sides of its player base by introducing a permanent Zero Build Mode for those who wish to forgo build
Since Fortnite / Star Wars crossover would also include Darth Vader as a skin, it would make sense for his kit to include a cape back bling, a pickaxe, and even a glider. The glider could potentially be the TIE Advanced he was first seen using in 1977’s Star Wars . Vader’s pickaxe could even be the game’s first lightsaber harvesting tool. While this would make sense, Fortnite has been known to give some crossover skins some strange harvesting tools. A good example of this would be Arcane ‘s Vi, who saw a crossover with Fortnite recently but got Jayce’s hammer as a harvesting tool rather than her own iconic gauntl
Another way lightsabers could be included in the game is by adding a customizable one players can make with the battle pass. Fortnite has recently implemented customizable items into its battle passes, allowing players to unlock new styles and parts for their glider, skin, or harvesting tool. The battle pass would be a great way for players to build their own lightsaber, choosing their own color, hilts, and even ignite animation. This could be in the same spirit as Fortnite ‘s current season’s Omni Sword item, which is also a customizable harvesting t
Similar to the other Avengers weapons, Thor’s Stormbreaker ax could also be obtained during Fortnite ‘s Endgame LTM, allowing gamers for a brief time to harness the God of Thunder’s abilities within intense battles against the enemy Chitauri (playe
First introduced during Chapter 2, the Sideways Scythe was a mythic melee weapon that could be found within Sideways bubbles and upgraded with Cube Monster parts. The scythe allowed players to pull off rapid heavy attacks on enemies at close range, as well as letting them charge towards enemies and attack, and launch themselves into the air for an incredible ground-pound style att
In the same spirit of the Marvel-themed Chapter 2, Season 4, Fortnite could make its next season completely Star Wars -themed. Fortnite ‘s new battle pass could include big-name heroes and villains in the Star Wars universe as skins, like Han Solo and Ahsoka Tano. Obi-Wan Kenobi could be a tier 1 skin with customizable styles, just in time for his TV series to release, and Darth Vader himself could even be a tier 100 skin. Fortnite ‘s next battle pass could be a massive celebration of Star Wars. The map could change too and have some iconic Star Wars locations like Mos Eisley and the swamps of Dagobah scattered throughout the island. Epic could even add new vehicles like TIE fighters and X-wings for some dogfighting action in the sk
Anyone who’s ever played Fortnite knows how addictive this game can be. Players usually spend hours playing with friends without even realizing the passage of time. It’s very easy to enter the loop, bug infestation Quest and one match becomes a hundred. The different features the game offers keep it dynamic and interesting, so it never gets bor
Building is a big part of what makes Fortnite unique. It helped it stand out from the mass of other battle royale games on the market, and is arguably what helped it become such a big success. However, it’s also one of the more problematic aspects of the game. It’s something that players seem to either love or hate, with both sides feeling strongly about their chosen stance. There are arguments both for and against it, but thankfully, Zero Build Mode lets players have their cake and eat it too. Fortnite ‘s building changes were good for those who struggled with or didn’t enjoy the mechanic, even if they changed the game wildly upon their implementat
One of Fortnite ‘s best original weapons, the Infinity Blade was an iconic sword that could only be obtained during a very limited time period due to its sheer overwhelming power and unfairness. Increasing every one of the player’s stats, the Infinity Blade was so strong that it forced the user to drop all of their currently-held items, as well as emitting a huge beacon of light – showing enemy players its locat
One of the reasons why Fortnite ‘s building feature is so bad is because it makes the meta game boring. After being killed, or just while watching someone else play on YouTube or Twitch, players all building the same towers as everyone else and trying to shoot down their opponents’ gets old fast. It seems like the game has become less about who’s better at it and more about who’s better at building. It can get repetitive both to play and to watch, even if it is a unique mechanic. There’s also no shortage of ways for trolls to use building to infuriate unwary players, from boxing them into a cube to launching them with a bounce pad – also unique, but sometimes obnoxi
Since Fortnite / Star Wars crossover would also include Darth Vader as a skin, it would make sense for his kit to include a cape back bling, a pickaxe, and even a glider. The glider could potentially be the TIE Advanced he was first seen using in 1977’s Star Wars . Vader’s pickaxe could even be the game’s first lightsaber harvesting tool. While this would make sense, Fortnite has been known to give some crossover skins some strange harvesting tools. A good example of this would be Arcane ‘s Vi, who saw a crossover with Fortnite recently but got Jayce’s hammer as a harvesting tool rather than her own iconic gauntl
Another way lightsabers could be included in the game is by adding a customizable one players can make with the battle pass. Fortnite has recently implemented customizable items into its battle passes, allowing players to unlock new styles and parts for their glider, skin, or harvesting tool. The battle pass would be a great way for players to build their own lightsaber, choosing their own color, hilts, and even ignite animation. This could be in the same spirit as Fortnite ‘s current season’s Omni Sword item, which is also a customizable harvesting t
Similar to the other Avengers weapons, Thor’s Stormbreaker ax could also be obtained during Fortnite ‘s Endgame LTM, allowing gamers for a brief time to harness the God of Thunder’s abilities within intense battles against the enemy Chitauri (playe
First introduced during Chapter 2, the Sideways Scythe was a mythic melee weapon that could be found within Sideways bubbles and upgraded with Cube Monster parts. The scythe allowed players to pull off rapid heavy attacks on enemies at close range, as well as letting them charge towards enemies and attack, and launch themselves into the air for an incredible ground-pound style att
In the same spirit of the Marvel-themed Chapter 2, Season 4, Fortnite could make its next season completely Star Wars -themed. Fortnite ‘s new battle pass could include big-name heroes and villains in the Star Wars universe as skins, like Han Solo and Ahsoka Tano. Obi-Wan Kenobi could be a tier 1 skin with customizable styles, just in time for his TV series to release, and Darth Vader himself could even be a tier 100 skin. Fortnite ‘s next battle pass could be a massive celebration of Star Wars. The map could change too and have some iconic Star Wars locations like Mos Eisley and the swamps of Dagobah scattered throughout the island. Epic could even add new vehicles like TIE fighters and X-wings for some dogfighting action in the sk
Anyone who’s ever played Fortnite knows how addictive this game can be. Players usually spend hours playing with friends without even realizing the passage of time. It’s very easy to enter the loop, bug infestation Quest and one match becomes a hundred. The different features the game offers keep it dynamic and interesting, so it never gets bor
Building is a big part of what makes Fortnite unique. It helped it stand out from the mass of other battle royale games on the market, and is arguably what helped it become such a big success. However, it’s also one of the more problematic aspects of the game. It’s something that players seem to either love or hate, with both sides feeling strongly about their chosen stance. There are arguments both for and against it, but thankfully, Zero Build Mode lets players have their cake and eat it too. Fortnite ‘s building changes were good for those who struggled with or didn’t enjoy the mechanic, even if they changed the game wildly upon their implementat
One of Fortnite ‘s best original weapons, the Infinity Blade was an iconic sword that could only be obtained during a very limited time period due to its sheer overwhelming power and unfairness. Increasing every one of the player’s stats, the Infinity Blade was so strong that it forced the user to drop all of their currently-held items, as well as emitting a huge beacon of light – showing enemy players its locat
One of the reasons why Fortnite ‘s building feature is so bad is because it makes the meta game boring. After being killed, or just while watching someone else play on YouTube or Twitch, players all building the same towers as everyone else and trying to shoot down their opponents’ gets old fast. It seems like the game has become less about who’s better at it and more about who’s better at building. It can get repetitive both to play and to watch, even if it is a unique mechanic. There’s also no shortage of ways for trolls to use building to infuriate unwary players, from boxing them into a cube to launching them with a bounce pad – also unique, but sometimes obnoxi