In the most recent version of Fortnite 's battle pass, the player completes daily, weekly, and event missions in order to gain XP. Every time the player gains enough XP to gain a level, they earn 5 Battle Stars. The player can exchange their Battle Stars for the prizes on the Battle Pass, unlocking a new page or rewards with every ten levels they gain. Because this iteration of the Battle Pass is nonlinear, the player can focus on the rewards that they want. For example, if the player wants a specific skin, they just need to unlock the necessary page, then specifically unlock the skin and its prerequisites rather than spending stars on things they don't w

The best spot to complete this quest is to land at Rave Cave , where a Grapple Stop can be found inside the cave next to the big dance floor near the water. Players can then run out of Rave Cave and latch on to the tall pine trees that grow in that part of the Fortnite island. In order to swing without landing, players should try and latch on to nearby trees as they reach the end of their swi

Even if Fortnite’s Spider-Man skin isn’t currently on sale, players can still recreate part of the Spider-Man experience by finding a Grapple Glove. The Grapple Glove allows players to latch on to nearby objects and swing themselves up into the air. With all of the Dragon Ball -themed content in the game at the moment, this item is sadly getting overlooked, but players can reliably find Fortnite’s Grapple Gloves at Grapple Stops. These are special sheds painted neon pink, making them easy to spot. Grapple Gloves can be found by looting Grapple Glove Toolboxes at Grapple St

Fortnite 's current system is a bit unusual, but it's the best version of the battle pass that the game has seen to date, even with odd quests like dislodging a boulder in Fortnite by sliding . By letting players zero in on what they want, it's easier for them to set their own goals. In addition, the missions being designed in such a uniform way helps players to complete them and level up quic

This is defend the outpost from bug invasionssecond stage of the quest, challenging players to deal 200 damage after mantling. Mantling refers to players’ ability to jump and grab onto an edge and pull themselves up, even if that edge seems just out of reach. This is usually done by holding the jump button while near an edge. What weapons players use really depends on where their opponents are, but the five-second window is enough for players to mantle up and hit a distant enemy with a quick sniper rifle shot for exam

With only a couple of pages to go, players will likely be well-stocked with V-Bucks by this point. Players who’ve claimed 61 rewards or reached Level 70 can add two more stacks of 100 V-Bucks to their stash. There’s also the Meow-Wow-Wow spray, Mew-F-O loading screen, Call It Bad Luck music track, and the Cloud Nine style (requires completed Page Eight) for anyone looking to add more Meow Skulls items to their lock

This quest tasks players with finding a vehicle and driving 750 meters on asphalt. Vehicles can be found at most urban locations on the Fortnite island such as Tilted Towers and Coney Crossroads , as well as at the numerous petrol stations dotted all around the map. Driving on asphalt essentially refers to driving on paved roads, which isn’t particularly challenging. However, vehicles do tend to make a lot of noise, so it’s likely that players will be shot at while out on a dr

This is the third and final part of the quest and undoubtedly its most unpleasant stage. Although there are lovely spots on the Fortnite island that are practically tropical with shallow lagoons of warm water, this quest specifies icy water. To find that, players must journey to the snowy northwestern part of the island and take a long swim. This is sure to test Fortnite players’ strength ; 250 meters is a lot to cover while swimming. Swimming around in the lake near Logjam Lotus will progress this quest, and players might already be in the area from completing previous quest stages. Players should stay well clear of the shark, howe

For this quest, players first have to use the Nimbus Cloud to propel themselves into the air, before following up by switching to the Kamehameha and blasting anyone unfortunate enough to be nearby. This can be difficult as both the Nimbus Cloud and the Kamehameha produce loud anime-style sound effects that will definitely put other players on alert. However, players who’ve completed Fortnite x Dragon Ball Sparring Practice quests will also be well aware that the Kamehameha can be aimed even when the player has unleashed their power. It’s worth noting that players don’t actually have to eliminate another player for this quest; doing any amount of damage is suffici

Fortnite Chapter Three Season Four _ has transformed the _Fortnite island map once again, with players now scrambling to try and find this season’s best landing spots. With popular hot zones, secluded loot troves and new sightseeing spots, Chapter Three Season Four’s revamped map has plenty to offer for all players regardless of their individual playstyles. This season, map changes can be found all across the island and players might find themselves encountering the mysterious substance known as Chrome that is slowly consuming the island. While Epic’s promotional material seems to hint at its dangerous effects, there are also brand-new landing spots players can try out in order to learn how to use Chrome to gain the upper hand on unsuspecting opponents. Whether players are joining up with a squad of new Fortnite friends or going in solo, the Fortnite island has plenty of landing spots players can try out for the best possible starts to their matc