Epic has announced an overhaul of its other mode-specific Fortnite passes that will soon make it possible to exit all of them at the same time, without reference to the way players are playing lately, and that’s on their word of honor. the company is preparing to introduce an “easy way to get all the premium passes at once.”
As things stand today, players can go through Fortnite’s Fight Royale Fight Cross by earning XP from any in-game experience, but the Pageant Cross and LEGO Cross can only be leveled by playing. in their respective forms (i.e. Fortnite Pageant and Lego Fortnite). However, all that is set to change shape on November 2nd.
Starting that year, all XP earned, regardless of how it used to be generated, will come out of Fight Pass and Tune Cross (the new name for Pageant Cross) at the same time. The closest thing, starting December 1, the adjustments will also be practiced in LEGO Cross. As part of this overhaul, Tune and LEGO Cross will alternate in a structure similar to Fight Cross – that is, a monitor containing isolated, higher rewards for each – although this will not come into effect until the Lego Cross and Tune flow Cross has followed his lead.
To include these changes, Epic is removing Festival Issues (starting November 2) along with Fight Stars and Studs (starting December 1), so the only earnable currency needed to releasing levels at each step is XP. It will be possible to claim rewards non-sequentially across all unlocked pages for each visit, as is currently the case with Fight Pass, and players can set their passes to automatically unlock rewards as XP is earned. Additionally, players will be able to receive pass rewards immediately (up to an unspecified ban) if they want to unlock something they haven’t been able to unlock yet.
Epic notes that players will still want to purchase Fight Cross, Tune Cross, and LEGO Cross one at a time if they want to unlock all of the higher rewards, but teases that there is an “easy way to get all of the premium passes.” in one go” will probably come up quickly. There are negative words of honor about how this will work, or whether, say, Epic will do business with a reduced price for players who want passes in all three ways, but it won’t be long until we hear further.
“We hope this change encourages you to play wherever and however you want!” concludes Epic. “It will soon be even easier to unlock amazing rewards in Fortnite.”
The news that Fortnite’s release changes will go into effect this Saturday, November 2 lends credence to unconfirmed reports that Fortnite Bankruptcy 2 Remix will release the same year. This mini-season is expected to follow the same structure as Extreme Generation’s hugely popular Bankruptcy 1 Remix, which, as its name suggests, brought back elements of Fortnite’s inaugural Bankruptcy for nostalgic laughter. Although details are scarce, Bankruptcy 2 Remix will likely come with several map options such as Midas, Meowscles, TNTina, Slurp Commando Ripley, and 8-Ball (probably now 1-Ball), as you’ll see. examine it elsewhere on Eurogamer.
