From comet to butterfly, is it the end of story told by Fortnite?

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Yesterday was a strange day in Fortnite, an event in which a new one-time event occurred throughout the game, on all platforms, at exactly the same time. It seemed to be the culmination of a fort: Battle Royale "Storyline" that takes place in the game since season 3, a plot without dialogue and barely equal with characters, but who still caught the players.

When we come to what could be considered an "end" here, we have to remember how long it took to get here and where it all started.

• In Season 3, we saw a comet in the sky slowly approaching the map over time.
• The comet hit Dusty Depot, destroying it, creating a huge crater on the map, Dusty Divot, and scattering smaller craters on the map.

• The biggest piece of the comet was surrounded by a kind of government / agency facility
• Over time, the comet cracked and inside was a capsule containing a character in a spacesuit, The Vistior.
• The visitor headed for a "base of villains", a skull-shaped launching pad located on the mountainside.
• The visitor launched the rocket at Fortnite's first ever live event. The rocket teleported through a number of interdimensional fractures before tearing a giant crack in the sky.

• Ruptures have been scattered all over the map, but the great rift in the sky has finally exploded at a point in the desert. After an extended countdown, the lightning gave birth to a gigantic purple cube
• The cube began to roll on the map, reaching different places where he planted mysterious runes in the ground, creating temporary anti-gravity fields around them.
• The cube made its way up to Loot Lake and dissolved in the water
• The cube ends up reforming, lifting Loot Lake Island in the air

• The Cube floated around each former rune site, island towing "activating them"
• Once activated, the runes returned to the cube, giving it a kind of power. The Cube destroyed the island and activated the "Fortnitemares" event, where Cube-powered monsters roamed the country for a short while.
• Yesterday, the Cube exploded, temporarily sending the players into a sort of extra-spatial dimension. The players came across a butterfly with crevice-shaped wings, assuming it was "the spirit of the cube".

• The players were brought back to the map where the only remnants of the Cube are in Stonehenge format in Loot Lake, which now wears a rainbow.
• The end?

Again, it's three whole seasons of a "storyline," a series of mysteriously absurd and yet compelling mysteries that have often given the impression that Fortnite channels LOST, constantly creating new questions while refusing to answer a few things.

Although I can not say with certainty that this plot is "finished", it is the most conclusive theoretical "conclusion" we have seen of this plot so far. Again, that makes no sense, and it's almost "an alien visitor invoked a big cube that turned into a butterfly and made islands in a lake," but it's a crazy run for the players.

And after? What mysteries are left? There are some more. The main mystery still present on the map is the network of elaborate underground bunkers located under the Wailing Wood, which seems to study the faults. A long time ago, the map also contained a new footprint: a giant monster footprint on the ground that had destroyed a house. But the next big Fortnite The development can be as simple as a snowstorm, because as we enter winter season 7, I have to believe that we will see a lot of the snow cover on the map when it arrives.

It's an extremely strange trick, and I'm not even sure it's over, as we have at least four weeks remaining in Season 6 and this "story" has already gone through three full seasons. Epic could well end this momentum, the visitor comes back, the rocket escaping from a fault it hides, Cube Stonehenge releases a new power, who knows?

What a strange and fascinating game.

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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Yesterday was a strange day in Fortnite, an event in which a new one-time event occurred throughout the game, on all platforms, at exactly the same time. It seemed to be the culmination of a fort: Battle Royale "Storyline" that takes place in the game since season 3, a plot without dialogue and barely equal with characters, but who still caught the players.

When we come to what could be considered an "end" here, we have to remember how long it took to get here and where it all started.

• In Season 3, we saw a comet in the sky slowly approaching the map over time.
• The comet hit Dusty Depot, destroying it, creating a huge crater on the map, Dusty Divot, and scattering smaller craters on the map.

• The biggest piece of the comet was surrounded by a kind of government / agency facility
• Over time, the comet cracked and inside was a capsule containing a character in a spacesuit, The Vistior.
• The visitor headed for a "base of villains", a skull-shaped launching pad located on the mountainside.
• The visitor launched the rocket at Fortnite's first ever live event. The rocket teleported through a number of interdimensional fractures before tearing a giant crack in the sky.

• Ruptures have been scattered all over the map, but the great rift in the sky has finally exploded at a point in the desert. After an extended countdown, the lightning gave birth to a gigantic purple cube
• The Cube began rolling over the map, reaching different places where he planted mysterious runes in the ground, creating temporary anti-gravity fields around them.
• The cube made its way up to Loot Lake and dissolved in the water
• The cube ends up reforming, lifting Loot Lake Island in the air

• The Cube floated around each former rune site, island towing "activating them"
• Once activated, the runes returned to the cube, giving it a kind of power. The Cube destroyed the island and activated the "Fortnitemares" event, where Cube-powered monsters roamed the country for a short while.
• Yesterday, the Cube exploded, temporarily sending the players into a sort of extra-spatial dimension. The players came across a butterfly with crevice-shaped wings, assuming it was "the spirit of the cube".

• The players were brought back to the map where the only remnants of the Cube are in Stonehenge format in Loot Lake, which now wears a rainbow.
• The end?

Again, it's three whole seasons of a "storyline," a series of mysteriously absurd and yet compelling mysteries that have often given the impression that Fortnite channels LOST, constantly creating new questions while refusing to answer a few things.

Although I can not say with certainty that this plot is "finished", it is the most conclusive theoretical "conclusion" we have seen of this plot so far. Again, that makes no sense, and it's almost "an alien visitor invoked a big cube that turned into a butterfly and made islands in a lake," but it's a crazy run for the players.

And after? What mysteries are left? There are some more. The main mystery still present on the map is the network of elaborate underground bunkers located under the Wailing Wood, which seems to study the faults. A long time ago, the map also contained a new footprint: a giant monster footprint on the ground that had destroyed a house. But the next big Fortnite The development can be as simple as a snowstorm, because as we enter winter season 7, I have to believe that we will see a lot of the snow cover on the map when it arrives.

It's an extremely strange trick, and I'm not even sure it's over, as we have at least four weeks remaining in Season 6 and this "story" has already gone through three full seasons. Epic could well end this momentum, the visitor comes back, the rocket escaping from a fault it hides, Cube Stonehenge releases a new power, who knows?

What a strange and fascinating game.

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.