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Fortnite is an online video game developed by Epic Games and released in 2017. It offers six game mode versions, all sharing the same general gameplay and engine. Fortnite Battle Royale is a free-to-play game for up to 100 players fighting to be the last one standing.
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Fortnite: Save the World is a cooperative tower defense shooter in which up to four players battle zombie-like creatures and use traps and fortifications to defend objects. Fortnite Creative allows players to create worlds and arenas.
Save the World and Battle Royale were released in 2017, while Creative was released in 2018. Battle Royale was a huge success, attracting more than 125 million players in less than a year and generating hundreds of millions of dollars in monthly revenue. As of December 2019, Fortnite’s total revenue has reached $9 billion.
Save the World is available on macOS, PlayStation 4, Windows, and Xbox One, while Battle Royale and Creative are available on those platforms as well as Android, iOS, and Nintendo Switch. The game also released with the ninth-generation PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S consoles. LEGO Fortnite, Rocket Racing, and Fortnite Festival are releasing on all available platforms.
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Fortnite update 1.000.125 patch notes
Fortnite update 1.000.125 will provide game updates, bug fixes, and enhancements. It will address issues such as missing arrow selectors in settings, private games showing up as public games, and player preparation issues in modes like Team Rumble and Party Royale.
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Fortnite update 1.000.125 will bring exciting game updates, bug fixes, and improvements to players on all platforms. The update will address several key issues reported by players, including a missing arrow selector in the settings menu, private games showing up as public games, and players being unable to gear up in certain game modes such as Team Rumble and Party Royale. We will update the patch notes here soon.
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Fortnite general questions
In the locker, players reported a missing shuffle option as well as visual glitches, with Byte’s face being strangely contorted. These issues are being addressed to improve the overall experience.
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In Battle Royale, players are experiencing crashes when opening the map, an inability to hire characters, and an erroneous display of ranked solo zero build activation schedules. These issues are being investigated and fixed to enhance gameplay.
In LEGO Fortnite mode, players encountered issues such as being unable to assign tasks to villagers, holes appearing in the world, and dynamic structural parts shifting when moving quickly. The developers are working on fixes to ensure a smoother gaming experience in this mode.
Fortnite Festival has also faced issues such as audio stuttering on the Nintendo Switch after long playback periods, not seeing any available songs when launching the main stage, and custom keybindings interfering with accessing the song list. The developers are investigating these issues to improve players’ holiday experience.
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There has been an increase in crashes in Save the World mode, line-of-sight rendering issues, presets not showing up per gear, and headshot explosion effects not working as expected. The developers are working hard to resolve these issues to ensure a smoother and more enjoyable gaming experience for Save the World players.
Overall, Fortnite update 1.000.125 aims to address these issues and enhance the gaming experience for all players across different modes and platforms.
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Fortnite game modes
Fortnite offers six different game modes, all sharing the same engine and graphics.
1. “Fortnite: Save the World” is a cooperative game where four players complete tasks together. They defend themselves against zombie-like creatures and gather resources to improve their abilities and equipment.
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2. Fortnite Battle Royale is a player versus player game with up to 100 players fighting to be the last one standing. Players search for weapons and items while avoiding shrinking safe zones.
3. Fortnite Creative allows players to create their own worlds and game modes using resources from the battle royale mode.
Players can use a pickaxe to gather resources and build structures such as walls, floors, and stairs. These structures can be edited to add features such as doors and windows. Materials have varying durability and can be upgraded with more of the same type of material. Players can design their defenses creatively.
While most modes are free, Save the World requires payment. The game uses V-Bucks (which can be purchased with real money or earned by playing the game) to purchase cosmetics and the Battle Pass, which provides rewards for completing objectives in the battle royale season.
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Fortnite bug fixes
Bugs and glitches are common in the world of Fortnite, but they don’t ruin the fun for OG Chapter fans. However, for the upcoming Chapter 5 Season 1 update, the makers plan to address major issues. This update will resolve locker bugs such as archived backbling not showing up and the “Edit Style” button being grayed out for the default hero in the STW locker.
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Trap durability issues in Stamina and the Dragon Slay ability that does no damage will also be fixed. This update is designed to enhance the battle royale experience, with more patch updates planned. Additionally, leaked information suggests an exciting collaboration in Chapter 5 of Season 1 and significant changes to the Fortnite map.
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