First introduced during Chapter 2, the Sideways Scythe was a mythic melee weapon that could be found within Sideways bubbles and upgraded with Cube Monster parts. The scythe allowed players to pull off rapid heavy attacks on enemies at close range, as well as letting them charge towards enemies and attack, and launch themselves into the air for an incredible ground-pound style att

Similarily to the Sideways Scythe, the Infinity Blade allows gamers to very quickly use heavy attacks in combat and pull off some unreal combos that can annihilate an enemy before they see it coming, and can destroy structures with ease. All of these abilities add up to create a terrifyingly powerful weapon that is sure to shift the tides of any match towards the lucky u

If Fortnite did make less crossovers, then that would give it more resources to work on its original content. Original characters, storylines, and features have been a bit silly in the past; Peely and the Klombos come to mind. Things like Fortnite Krypto Pet 's armored Battle Bus aren't a problem, however, and there's nothing wrong with the game being a little silly. In a time where video games are getting more and more serious, it's refreshing that some choose to offer a whimsical experience, especially when it's a big name like Fortnite . New features and original content, no matter how silly, could be better for the game than an endless string of crossovers, especially since they're making it more than a little silly besi

However, this does beg the question of why building would be taken away in the first place. One possible reason is to encourage players to make use of the new mechanics. With players unable to rely on building as they have in the past, they will be required to create new strategies with sprinting, sliding, and mantling. By the time building does return to the game, players will likely be well-versed in the new mechanics. Combining the two playstyles may result in a much more tactical Fortnite experience than the one players knew bef

Loaded with 100 webs-to-be-shot, these web-slingers changed the game, allowing gamers to pull off some neat tricks and stunts mid-air whilst also traversing the map elegantly and quickly just like Spider-Man, giving players the chance to gain the high ground and win their battles. Although simple, the web-shooters helped launch Fortnite back into the spotlight and has become one of the Battle Royale's most useful and exciting item to

Although it might be fun to play as favorite characters like Batman or Captain America in Fortnite , the fact of the matter is that the game has too many crossovers. They're excessive, and don't add much aside from cosmetic appeal. Although it's understandable, it's still far too much. It's gotten to the point of ridiculousness, but there are ways that it can mitigate the problem. There's not much that can be done about the crossovers already in the game, so cutting back on future ones seems like the best option. Unlocking Dr. Strange in Fortnite might be exciting, but it could be best if the game slowed down on the crossovers so it can let its original content sh

There also isn't much reason not to at least have building as an option, especially since it's such a big part of the game's identity. It's vaulted a lot of good weapons and features, like the Sticky Grenades, so it doesn't need to get rid of something that helped it become the game that it is today. Fortnite could outlast other battle royale games for a long time if it does things right, so it needs to be careful with its permanent changes. Getting rid of building forever doesn't seem like it would do the game much good in the long run, and if it hadn't introduced Zero Build Mode, then players may have ended up demanding that **Fortnite ** return its signature feature eventua

Redditor survivor1999_xd stated, "I loved the map, the mobility felt balanced AND fun, I loved the summer vibes of the season, the event was really cool and the loot pool was diverse and balanced for the most part." Reddit user SoA_President agreed, "I loved the meta so much that season, and I thought the theme of that season was amazing. Also, the event is still my favorite o

With Fortnite Season 2 releasing more quests and NPCs , the game still has its own identity, and its bright, vibrant colors and large amount of crossover properties reinforce that. However, losing building means that the game is now missing a key component, and one of the main skills that players have built up is currently useless to them. As it stands, adjusting to this new style may be frustrating for s

Fortnite kick-started the Battle Royale genre. Although it wasn't the first, it was - and still is - the most popular. It became an overnight sensation that's enjoyed immense success, and although it's changed greatly from its initial launch, it's still one of the most well-known games in the world today. Fortnite 's tank, which is immensely hard to destroy , is just one example of how the Battle Royale giant has changed over the years. Along with those changes have come a litany of crossovers with movies like the Marvel franchise or shows like Stranger Things . It seems like everyone is getting a Fortnite crossover, but it might not be a good th