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habitually Fortnite content updates, i.e. not full patches, are relatively minor cases, but this week, Epic has done something quite important in indefinitely removing one of the game 's most popular weapons.
I will not bury the lede here, Fortnite has now skipped the revolving gun. The weapon has been a must-have in almost every load for a while, being extremely powerful up-close and mid-range, with the ability to burn players and structures in no time. We have already seen a nerve or two on the revolver, but it seems Epic is still trying to figure out what to do with it, so in the trunk it probably lasts a long time.
Weapons and objects can come back from the vault, but sometimes they never do (RIP crossbow). At the very least, it seems that we will not see the drum gun for a very long time and that the meta will have to adjust accordingly. This is a somewhat surprising decision on the part of Epic, because weapons are usually below-perform (crossbow) or cause too many problems (guided missiles). I'm not sure I've ever seen a popular and powerful weapon like this, simply removed from the game. I guess it's a way of shaking up the metagame.
Elsewhere, the silent assault rifle has been added to the game, a little boring if you ask me. He shoots more discreetly, is more accurate shooting and is 32/33 damage. I've never really understood the purpose of silent guns in Fortnite as they just seem like some kind of strange appendices to the existing weapon classes. They are not so silent that you can not hear them from most distances, and they do not do many things differently. But I guess I'll try and see how it goes.
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The only other changes to this content update are some changes to the Getaway LTM, which you can read below:
- Getaway LTM players can no longer land on the van without building.
- Reduction of Victory music at the end of a match.
- Jewel will no longer appear in the inventory shortcut bar after being put in the Down-But-Not-Out state.
- Player models will no longer be stuck under the van after winning a match.
- Player models and items will no longer fall to the ground after winning a match.
- Enforcer Outfit no longer seems distorted for other customers from certain distances.
Especially just bug fixes, although I love how they had to reduce the volume of the victory music that was deafening.
Yet, the biggest story of the day is easily the barrel vault. There is no competitive scene at the moment because Summer Skirmish is over, but we are about to participate in Fall Skirmish for season 6, with fewer games to hand out. for all this at this rate.
What do you think, should they have continued working on the drum gun, or robbing it squarely of the right call?
Follow me on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram Read my new science fiction novel HEROKILLER, who combines my love of fighting games and action movies. I have also written The trilogy of the earth.
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habitually Fortnite content updates, i.e. not full patches, are relatively minor cases, but this week, Epic has done something quite important in indefinitely removing one of the game 's most popular weapons.
I will not bury the lede here, Fortnite has now skipped the revolving gun. The weapon has been a must-have in almost every load for a while, being extremely powerful up-close and mid-range, with the ability to burn players and structures in no time. We have already seen a nerve or two on the revolver, but it seems Epic is still trying to figure out what to do with it, so in the trunk it probably lasts a long time.
Weapons and objects can come back from the vault, but sometimes they never do (RIP crossbow). At the very least, it seems that we will not see the drum gun for a very long time and that the meta will have to adjust accordingly. This is a somewhat surprising decision on the part of Epic, because weapons are usually below-perform (crossbow) or cause too many problems (guided missiles). I'm not sure I've ever seen a popular and powerful weapon like this, simply removed from the game. I guess it's a way of shaking up the metagame.
Elsewhere, the silent assault rifle has been added to the game, a little boring if you ask me. He shoots more discreetly, is more accurate shooting and is 32/33 damage. I've never really understood the purpose of silent guns in Fortnite as they just seem like some kind of strange appendices to the existing weapon classes. They are not so silent that you can not hear them from most distances, and they do not do many things differently. But I guess I'll try and see how it goes.
The only other changes to this content update are some changes to the Getaway LTM, which you can read below:
- Getaway LTM players can no longer land on the van without building.
- Reduction of Victory music at the end of a match.
- Jewel will no longer appear in the inventory shortcut bar after being put in the Down-But-Not-Out state.
- Player models will no longer be stuck under the van after winning a match.
- Player models and items will no longer fall to the ground after winning a match.
- Enforcer Outfit no longer seems distorted for other customers from certain distances.
Especially just bug fixes, although I love how they had to reduce the volume of the victory music that was deafening.
Yet, the biggest story of the day is easily the barrel vault. There is no competitive scene at the moment because Summer Skirmish is over, but we are about to participate in Fall Skirmish for season 6, with fewer games to hand out. for all this at this rate.
What do you think, should they have continued working on the drum gun, or robbing it squarely of the right call?
Follow me on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram Read my new science fiction novel HEROKILLER, who combines my love of fighting games and action movies. I have also written The trilogy of the earth.
