Fortnite: 10 Things Chapter 3 Did Right

Fortnite missions introducing Ninja into the game was a positive action that Epic Games took, and any fan of Ninja would just love seeing the creator recognized for his significance within the community and in the game its


Instincts might tell you to drop at the big-name locations for the best loot, however, that’s not true. Plus it’s better to actually give yourself a fighting chance compared to hot-dropping and dying because you couldn’t find a wea


Players could even unlock Beskar armor to make Din appear in a fully-armored wear. To the fans' great enjoyment, players could even unlock Grogu ("Baby Yoda") at tier 100 in the battle pass to accompany the Mandalorian on his b


Finally, the original shonen anime fan-favorite, Goku, made his way onto a very highly-anticipated release in Fortnite's large collaboration with Dragon Ball; they even included Kamehameha as a Mystic weapon for players during that t


In Season 7, every weapon could either upgrade into a modified version, or an alien version, while every weapon in Season 8 only had one upgrade path. In some cases, like the Charge Shotgun, the upgrade could change the way the weapon works, inadvertently making it a worse choice if the user isn't familiar with it. In addition, just like in Season 6, every craftable weapon could also be found on the map or in chests. As a result, crafting was basically pointless unless one had the materials and absolutely needed a specific weapon for a quest. Even the best weapons to come out of the system, Fornite 's craftable bow variants , were available on the map and in chests, making one wonder what the point of crafting them


When craftable weapons are readily available, there's little point to the player building them. In addition, outside the upgraded bows, which could gain effects like starting fires or scattering explosives, all the craftable weapons were barely different from regular weapons, so crafting them didn't even feel special. In the end, Fortnite stopped including crafting after Chapter 2, Season 8, having never managed to iron out all of the mechanic's ki


For a brief time, Capsule Corp capsules would fall from the sky. Players who found them could obtain the Flying Nimbus and Kamehameha loot. Flying Nimbus was a wonderful movement option, and Kamehameha had a super destructive power. These items could also be bought at Kami House, which was now on the island. Additionally, a few Dragon Ball Super episodes were viewable in-game for a few d


The Ageless is a new NPC boss that’s located inside the Citadel, if you ever decide to land there, taking him down will increase your chance of survival. The Ageless isn’t going down without a fight though as he carries a mythical version of the Ex-Caliber Rifle that can hurt pretty bad if he gets a hit off


A new loot pool has been added to Chapter 4 making everything that you know from the last chapter obsolete. Take time out to actually get a feel for the new weapons and how they work. If you feel like weapons like the Ex-Caliber Rifle or the Twin Mag SMG are hard to use, try picking them up more often to get a better feel for t


Her first style is a younger Hinata before she took Naruto's last name, and the second is Hinata while Naruto was Hokage. Both styles have the option of activating Hinata's Byakugan, a nice touch to make this skin uni


Another creature that helped with movement was the new monster Klombo. It quickly became a fan-favorite creature, although it was only available for a brief time. Ziplines, geysers, launch pads, cannons, and vehicles made Chapter 3's island the easiest to travel across. The Chrome added in Season 4 allows increased movement speed and movement through wa


In Chapter 2, Season 6 of Fortnite , a weapon-crafting system was introduced as one of the season's new gimmicks. With this mechanic, the player could pick up a weak weapon and use parts that they pick up on the map in order to craft them into stronger versions of said weapon. For example, the player can pick up a weak and inaccurate Makeshift Rifle, and scavenge some mechanical parts from the map in order to upgrade it into a more reliable Assault Rifle. While Fortnite 's big Dragon Ball crossover was a gimmick that went over well, it didn't take long for crafting to reveal the flaws in its des


When the Dragon Ball crossover arrived in Fortnite, players could obtain the legendary Goku skin, which is bundled with his cloud, Nimbus, and his famed Power Pole. Players can also transform Goku into three different forms: Super Saiyan, Super Saiyan Blue, or Ultra Insti

This outfit has some of its own locker gear, and even a Warthog emote that allows the player to ride in a very small Warthog. Master Chief also has his own glider that players can use to complete Master Chief's whole locker style. This skin should have an expected return sometime soon within the item s


Being able to run and climb up small walls were simple inclusions, but they drastically improved player movement capabilities. Wolves and boars becoming ridable made them much more valuable assets of the game and added yet another way for players to get around the map fas