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
Lightsabers could also be returning to Fortnite in more ways than one. They could be included as purchasable pickaxes that players can use indefinitely once lightsabers are eventually taken out of the game again. After Fortnite released its No-Build mode , some players ended up returning to the game. Adding in the iconic sci-fi weapons along with a major Star Wars crossover would be a great way to ensure more end up stay
Removing Fortnite 's building at season 2's start will bring both positives and negatives. Players will have to adapt while they don't have building, and it will be interesting to see how they learn to deal with this new status quo. How matches look in the coming weeks will be an indicator of how this change has affected the game as a wh
However, with new updates come quite big changes, and some of the best features even get taken away. With the recent release of Chapter 3 Season 2, fans of the game have taken to social media to share their not-so-shy negative opinions about possibly the biggest changes in the history of the game so
Though the new season has presented fans with some new weapons , the Siege Cannons as a whole are not considered one of them. While cannons in general are typically seen as a good idea, the potential of this weapon is stunted by its limited ra
There also isn't much reason not to at least have building as an option, especially since it's such a big part of the game's identity. It's vaulted a lot of good weapons and features, like the Sticky Grenades, so it doesn't need to get rid of something that helped it become the game that it is today. Fortnite could outlast other battle royale games for a long time if it does things right, so it needs to be careful with its permanent changes. Getting rid of building forever doesn't seem like it would do the game much good in the long run, and if it hadn't introduced Zero Build Mode, then players may have ended up demanding that **Fortnite ** return its signature feature eventua
However, this does beg the question of why building would be taken away in the first place. One possible reason is to encourage players to make use of the new mechanics. With players unable to rely on building as they have in the past, they will be required to create new strategies with sprinting, sliding, and mantling. By the time building does return to the game, players will likely be well-versed in the new mechanics. Combining the two playstyles may result in a much more tactical Fortnite experience than the one players knew bef
Because of the diversity of comic book rosters, there are a lot of opportunities to make crossovers that work well. While characters like Hulk can't be playable in Fortnite , other heroes fit in a lot better. For instance, Black Widow (who is an expert with firearms) fits in perfectly with the rest of Fortnite's gun-wielding roster. Since often the more popular heroes, such as Batman and Spider-Man, are at odds with their characters shooting Fortnite's guns, it leaves Epic Games with the perfect opportunity to explore some of the superhero genre's lesser utilized characters. There are dozens of beloved characters that rarely (if ever) make their way into video games as playable characters, often because developers aren't sure if an expensive game surrounding a lesser-known character (even one with a cult following) will s
Sometimes players try to get powerful weapons from sharks, but these creatures are very aggressive. They even jump into the land to be able to take a good bite off of a character. Wolves are also very persistent in trying to hurt players. Whatever the animal, it's never an epic de
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 exclusive cosmetic 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
