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We are grateful for this Thanksgiving holiday for many things, including the Fortnite Battle Stars. You may think that they are not so important in the grand scheme of things and you are probably right. However, they are essential for leveling the Battle Pass and giving us access to these pretty cosmetics that briefly give the impression that people feel cool, so maybe they are important after all.
We are now in season 9 of Fortnite 6, which means that it only remains a week after this one before the end of the season. The challenges of the week are now available and although there is nothing too surprising in the free and paid Battle Pass sections, you will have to do the work to do them.
In the Free section, players will have to get their hands on a vehicle and then catch 30 seconds of antenna time. After that, they will have to score 10 points or more on three different carnival clown paintings and start a multi-part quest by eating a mushroom. Once this is consumed, another step will be revealed; there are a total of five steps.
In the paid Battle Pass section, you will need to deal 300 damage using either a Clink Stink Bomb or a Grenade bomb. Fortnite's new weapon, Dynamite, must be used to inflict 10,000 damage to the structure during the second challenge. The last two involve three deadly attacks with a grenade launcher, then 100 damage to enemies with a grenade. The last of these two is the first part of a three step challenge. See the full list of challenges below.
Fortnite Season 6, Week 9 Challenges
Free
- Get 30 seconds of antenna time in a vehicle – Battle Star 5
- Get a score of 10 or more on different carnival clown cards (3) – 5 battle stars
- Step 1: Eat mushrooms (5) – 10 battle stars
Battle Pass
- Inflicts damage to players with a Clinger, Stink Powder or Grenade (300) – 5 Battle Stars
- Inflicts damage to enemy structures with Dynamite (10,000) – 5 battle stars
- Rocket or grenade launcher removal (3) – 10 combat stars
- Step 1: Deals damage to grenades with opponents (100) – 3 battle stars
On November 20th, developer Epic Games released Fortnite Update 6.30, introducing a new LTM called Wild West. This mode limits the weapons to those that would be used by the Wild West gunners, namely the shotgun, the shotgun, the double shotgun, the six shotgun and the minigun. The update also brought a new weapon called the Dynamite Stick. This disposable is also usable in the Wild West LTM and inflicts 70 damage to players and 800 to structures.
After being made available, Epic noticed that the Fortnite customer was more likely to plant. As a result of this, the weapon was fired briefly, before being added. As part of the patch, Epic also modified the mounted turret. You can read the release notes through the link above to see what the update has changed, modified, and added.
Fortnite is also doing a dance drama, with Scrubs star Donald Faison, stressing that Epic Games has stolen one of his routines. In Scrubs, Faison enchants a few subtle movements on Poison Bell Biv Devoe, and this becomes a pretty recognizable routine. This dance has since appeared as an emote in Fortnite. When asked to do the dance at a recent Scrubs meeting, Faison said, "If you want to see her, you can play Fortnite because they have disheveled that shit **!"
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