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Tomorrow, Fortnite has its second "rocket launch" event, a unique event in the game that will … something that will change the map and the game in the future. It's tomorrow at 1 pm, Paris time, and as for the launch of the rocket, players will have to gather in the game to see what will happen.
Since cracks have formed in the cube above Leaky Lake for at least a week, it seems likely that the cube will explode. Since the sound files that have leaked are labeled "butterfly", a code word for the event, it seems likely that something will emerge from within the cube itself, which could be a kind of chrysalis this time.
Unlike the launch of the rocket, the game mode is now permanent. In theory, this should be the safest place to watch the event, given that you are in your case, not to rely on other players to calm you down and not shoot you. That's how I expected to watch, certainly.
But you can not, as Epic has just announced.
Although this is an event that will run simultaneously on all games and platforms, do not to arrive live in Playground mode, what Epic states:
"To clarify, one of our support team members is poorly expressed in this case. The 'LTM Playground' will not be a playlist where you can experience this event in the game. We have taken steps to make it clear in the lobby.
See you on Sunday!"
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This was not tweeted from the main Fortnite account, just a support account, so I guess millions of players do not realize it, maybe jump in Playground mode to see the event and they will be very disappointed.
So, you're going to have to play in a game and risk being killed like an idiot (the record of solo kills was established when launching the rocket when someone destroyed a platform containing about 50 people trying to watch the launch of the rocket), or your best option may be to play as a team or play 50 to 50 to have at least a few bodyguards. I will try to watch the game, but I will probably also say that the flood of Ninja is open to look at him from his point of view as well, because I doubt that someone else is killing him too, so this is on the not happen. That's what I did for the launch of the rocket and everything went well.
Even if we think we know what's going on tomorrow with the Cube, it does enlighten us, but we must remember that exactly zero people, leaks and everything, predicted what would happen with the launch of the rocket and all its Crazy trajectories, crack of the sky (a crack of the sky which finally generated the cube). It's a bit crazy to live a "story" that started with a comet in Season 3 and here in Season 6 we now have the comet's end point> Visitor> Rocket Launch> Sky Crack > Cube spawn> Cube island and runes. It has taken almost a year to get here, and now all of this is about to happen. Or just a new chapter begins, who knows.
Get a good point of view for tomorrow, just make sure it's not in Playground mode.
Follow me on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. Read my new detective science fiction novel Herokiller, now available in print and online. I have also written The trilogy born of the earth.
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Tomorrow, Fortnite has its second "rocket launch" event, a unique event in the game that will … something that will change the map and the game in the future. It's tomorrow at 1 pm, Paris time, and as for the launch of the rocket, players will have to gather in the game to see what will happen.
Since cracks have formed in the cube above Leaky Lake for at least a week, it seems likely that the cube will explode. Since the sound files that have leaked are labeled "butterfly", a code word for the event, it seems likely that something will emerge from within the cube itself, which could be a kind of chrysalis this time.
Unlike the launch of the rocket, the game mode is now permanent. In theory, this should be the safest place to watch the event, given that you are in your case, not to rely on other players to calm you down and not shoot you. That's how I expected to watch, certainly.
But you can not, as Epic has just announced.
Although this is an event that will run simultaneously on all games and platforms, do not to arrive live in Playground mode, what Epic states:
"To clarify, one of our support team members is poorly expressed in this case. The 'LTM Playground' will not be a playlist where you can experience this event in the game. We have taken steps to make it clear in the lobby.
See you on Sunday!"
This was not tweeted from the main Fortnite account, just a support account, so I guess millions of players do not realize it, maybe jump in Playground mode to see the event and they will be very disappointed.
So, you're going to have to play in a game and risk being killed like an idiot (the record of solo kills was established when launching the rocket when someone destroyed a platform containing about 50 people trying to watch the launch of the rocket), or your best option may be to play as a team or play 50 to 50 to have at least a few bodyguards. I will try to watch the game, but I will probably also say that the flood of Ninja is open to look at him from his point of view as well, because I doubt that someone else is killing him too, so this is on the not happen. That's what I did for the launch of the rocket and everything went well.
Even if we think we know what's going on tomorrow with the Cube, it does enlighten us, but we must remember that exactly zero people, leaks and everything, predicted what would happen with the launch of the rocket and all its Crazy trajectories, crack of the sky (a crack of the sky which finally generated the cube). It's a bit crazy to live a "story" that started with a comet in season 3 and here in season 6 we now have the comet's final point> Visitor> Rocket Launch> Sky Crack> Cube spawn> Cube and runes. It has taken almost a year to get here, and now all of this is about to happen. Or just a new chapter begins, who knows.
Get a good point of view for tomorrow, just make sure it's not in Playground mode.
Follow me on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. Read my new detective science fiction novel Herokiller, now available in print and online. I have also written The trilogy born of the earth.
