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It would not be a Fortnite If Epic has not found a way to make money, that's what they do when designing one of the coolest skins in the game so far.
Fortnitemares marks the arrival not only of Cube monsters appearing on the map, but also of someone to chase them. It would be Deadfire, the new legendary skin that is a kind of counterpart to Calamity, the Skin of Season 6 Level 1, but also its own thing.
Deadfire begins with being a rather normal-looking cowboy, but he and his pickaxe, the black shard, are responsive, which means that they will change appearance as you play. You force them to change throughout a match by inflicting damage on their opponents or cube monsters, or by surviving on other players.
Here is what Deadfire looks like before starting to change:
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With the fragment:
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And after an intermediate phase (see the main image), you will get the complete "it's on fire" treatment, which looks like this:
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Pretty cool, right?
Deadfire is a legendary skin and its ax is epic, which means that they cost 2,000 and 1,200 V-dollars respectively. Getting the $ 25 V-bucks package will not be enough to get them both, so the total cost is probably closer to $ 30. But hey, the game is free, right? Right??
This is clearly how Epic wants to earn money from Fortnitemares. Deadfire is of course not required for this event. You can play Fortnitemares (which replaced all normal Royal battle modes) with any skin, and take up the challenges also for the Deadfire glider. But no other skin will react during a match like Deadfire does, which is clearly the main draw and something Epic that hopes the players will not be able to resist. It would be pretty cool if they changed Calamity with a "on fire" mode, but that does not seem to be the case. Yet it still looks like a Cube-worthy van Helsing, if you do not want to shell out $ 30 for Deadfire.
Deadfire is in the shop for the next 36 hours, but I would be surprised not to see him constantly touring the event that will last at least a week, if not longer. So, if you do not receive it now, you should have one or two chances before the end of this event. But if you do not take it? It could become the next rare Skull Trooper and no longer present itself for a year, if ever.
Personally, I do not know if I'm going to buy Deadfire because I've already spent so much money on skins, so I have to be real Selective on my purchases now. And the leaks in this patch show a pair of Dead Day skins that glow in the dark, so I may just have to wait for them and leave this monster hunter to others. But I hope to see more and more reactive skin, because it is a very good concept that makes these outfits much more attractive than others.
What do you think, will you take Deadfire for yourself?
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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It would not be a Fortnite If Epic has not found a way to make money, that's what they do when designing one of the coolest skins in the game so far.
Fortnitemares marks the arrival not only of Cube monsters appearing on the map, but also of someone to chase them. It would be Deadfire, the new legendary skin that is a kind of counterpart to Calamity, the Skin of Season 6 Level 1, but also its own thing.
Deadfire begins with being a rather normal-looking cowboy, but he and his pickaxe, the black shard, are responsive, which means that they will change appearance as you play. You force them to change throughout a match by inflicting damage on their opponents or cube monsters, or by surviving on other players.
Here is what Deadfire looks like before starting to change:
With the fragment:
And after an intermediate phase (see the main image), you will get the complete "it's on fire" treatment, which looks like this:
Pretty cool, right?
Deadfire is a legendary skin and its ax is epic, which means that they cost 2,000 and 1,200 V-dollars respectively. Getting the $ 25 V-bucks package will not be enough to get them both, so the total cost is probably closer to $ 30. But hey, the game is free, right? Right??
This is clearly how Epic wants to earn money from Fortnitemares. Deadfire is of course not required for this event. You can play Fortnitemares (which replaced all normal Royal battle modes) with any skin, and take up the challenges also for the Deadfire glider. But no other skin will react during a match like Deadfire does, which is clearly the main draw and something Epic that hopes the players will not be able to resist. It would be pretty cool if they changed Calamity with a "on fire" mode, but that does not seem to be the case. Yet it still looks like a Cube-worthy van Helsing, if you do not want to shell out $ 30 for Deadfire.
Deadfire is in the shop for the next 36 hours, but I would be surprised not to see him constantly touring the event that will last at least a week, if not longer. So, if you do not receive it now, you should have one or two chances before the end of this event. But if you do not take it? It could become the next rare Skull Trooper and no longer present itself for a year, if ever.
Personally, I do not know if I'm going to buy Deadfire because I've already spent so much money on skins, so I have to be real Selective on my purchases now. And the leaks in this patch show a pair of Dead Day skins that glow in the dark, so I may just have to wait for them and leave this monster hunter to others. But I hope to see more and more reactive skin, because it is a very good concept that makes these outfits much more attractive than others.
What do you think, will you take Deadfire for yourself?
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.
