As such, this quest is similar to one of Fortnite’s Week 10 quests , which tasked players with damaging ten objects with a single spray from a Charge SMG. However, players should try a slightly different approach: use Kamehameha outdoors on buildings with lots of objects inside, such as the Fortnite island’s many shops, restaurants, and gas stations, to complete this qu
This is the second stage of the previous quest, challenging players to damage opponents while airborne. Luckily, there are many ways to get airborne in Fortnite and the definition of "airborne" for the purposes of this quest is relatively loose. In fact, there are so many ways of getting airborne that it’s difficult to describe them all here. Simply jumping and shooting an enemy will be sufficient, although players might want to make use of Fortnite’s deployable Crash Pads or bounce off the many springy objects that have been introduced to Fortnite . This includes bouncy mushrooms, certain beach umbrellas, and more. 200 Damage isn’t a lot and much like the previous stage of this quest, close-range or rapid-fire guns are b
For players who’ve completed the whole Vibin’ questline so far, Part 6 is actually something of a breather given the sorts of objectives players had to tackle in earlier parts of the questline. Previous parts of the Vibin’ questline challenged players to visit locations across the map to take on dangerous enemies and complete some of Fortnite’s strangest environmental puzzles , but Part 6’s objectives are comparatively easier. Luckily for players, they award the same amount of XP as these tougher quest objectives, with 7,000XP for completing each of the nine objectives and 43,000XP for completing the whole set. As a result, Part 6 is ideal for players looking to grab an extra Battle Pass level or two as this _Fortnite _ season slowly draws to a cl
The eras of Fortnite are best remembered through their seasons. WIth every season comes a new battle pass, and that also often brings new mechanics or ideas. Some of these changes only remain for the duration of a season, while others cling to life for a bit longer before being phased out in a future patch. Other changes have proven to have a lot of longevity, with some being well-established and accepted parts of the game. Fortnite 's beloved Zero Build mode showed that the game could even succeed without its signature building mecha
Like the previous quest, players first need to find and equip the Kamehameha special item; purchasing it from a Dragon Ball Vending Machine or Bulma are guaranteed ways to get one, assuming players have enough Gold Bars to spend. Racing other players to reach Capsule Corp Capsules is also possible, but players should remember that although this is free, their opponents might get there first, armed with Fortnite’s best Chapter 3 Season 3 weapons . Either way, once players have the Kamehameha item, all they need to do is blast a small car for the first stage of this quest and a big rig semi-truck for the second st
To break the energy field around The Chair, players have to return to the Seven Outpost where they first found it and strike it with their pickaxe until the energy field breaks. Much like some of the most wholesome quests in Fortnite , this objective is deceptively sim
It’s best to gear up with Fortnite’s top-"gotta go Fast" rocket league tier Mythic weapons ; Exotic Weapons will do just as well but tend to be quite costly in terms of Gold Bars. Bandages, med-kits, and shield potions are also must-haves to allow players to recover from tough battles. Playing in the Duos, Trios, or Squad modes might mean more kills, but players will have to balance that with the risk that their downed opponents might have teammates who can get payback. Sadly, there are no real tricks or workarounds players can take advantage of h
Fortnite x Dragon Ball has brought a lot of Dragon Ball -themed content to Fortnite . Over the next week or so, players will be able to enjoy the collaboration between Epic Games and the folks over at Toei Animation with new Dragon Ball -themed special items, including the Kamehameha and Nimbus Cloud appearing in-game, character skins, and dozens of new cosmetics to earn. Players can even visit special custom levels in Fortnite , allowing them to relax and watch episodes of Dragon Ball live in-game and explore iconic locations from the anime rebuilt entirely in-game. Players who know where to look might even encounter one of the anime’s most beloved characters while looting, shooting, and building on the Fortnite isl
This is practically identical to the first device uplink check-in. All players have to do is land near one of the marked spots near The Joneses, Condo Canyon, or Chonker’s Speedway. Again, the device at Condo Canyon is closest to the next objective, so players might want to aim for t
This is perhaps the most challenging quest in the Strength Training set. While doing 300 and 600 damage in a single match isn’t too tricky, doing 1000 damage is a tough hurdle to clear. Players start with 100HP and can build up a 100HP shield using items such as shield potions for a total of 200HP. Essentially, the final stage of this quest tasks players with doing enough damage to eliminate five fully shielded players in a single match: no small feat even for most skilled players. Players must actively confront several opponents in a game to complete this quest, although they only have to do damage rather than score eliminati
