The first season of Chapter 2 has been a long one, in fact, it's the longest in Fortnite: Battle Royale history. As we mentioned earlier, some players believe that Epic has its eye set on destroying Pleasant Park, one of the final locations that have been in the game since it launched in 2017. However, similar to previous seasons, Epic likely will destroy a few locations in the Season 1 end event to make room for a new location or two. Since this was the first new map in ten seasons of Fortnite, it seems safe to assume that we won’t be getting a new map in Chapter 2: Season 2. With the launch of Chapter 2, Epic introduced a completely new Fortnite map to the game, filled with new locations, terrains, and areas to explore. What Map Changes Are Coming to Fortnite Chapter 2 Season 2? So far, we’ve only gotten a Ninja skin, but Epic has promised that more creator skins are on the way! It seems safe to assume that we will see more from the Fortnite Icon Series, which feature popular creator skins. While a lot of skins will be available in the new Battle Pass, there will likely be some that will only be available in the Item Shop. ![]() evil, while previous seasons have been superhero and futuristic themed. For example, the theme of Chapter 2: Season 1 was good vs. Unfortunately, we don’t really know much about the new skins quite yet, except that they will probably have some sort of theme. Unfortunately, we won't know what the Battle Pass rewards are until things officially kick off later this month.Īs we mentioned above, plenty of new skins will be included in the Fortnite Chapter 2: Season 2 Battle Pass. Further, it will almost certainly feature tons of new skins, emotes, pickaxes, and more that players can earn as they make their way through the 100 tiers. At this point, it’s safe to assume that the Season 2 Battle Pass will cost the typical 950 V-Bucks (around $10 USD) for the regular Battle Pass and 2,800 V-Bucks (around $28 USD) for the Premium Pass. What's Included in the Fortnite Chapter 2 Season 2 Battle Pass?Īs with most new seasons, we won’t really know much about the Season 2 Battle Pass until downtime is over and it's live. However, at the end of the day, this is just one theory about the Fortnite Chapter 2: Season 1 end event, as no one other than Epic Games really knows how the season will come to a close. Further, some players have been experiencing a glitch at Pleasant Park, which seems to show the ground covered in mud - indicating that Epic is somehow planning to tweak, or destroy, Pleasant Park. While this theory is still just a theory, leakers were able to find skin models of the ice monster in the Fortnite files, which could hint at its return. Specifically, leakers are theorizing that the Fortnite Chapter 2: Season 1 ending event might see the destruction of Pleasant Park, one of the final few original locations remaining. Some leakers are proposing a theory that the Polar Peak monster from Season 9 might be returning to wreak havoc on the map. It’s unlikely that there will be an event of that magnitude to launch Chapter 2: Season 2, but we also can’t rule it out. The result of the catastrophic event was a black hole, breaking the internet for 48 hours while Fortnite servers were down, and a brand new map. Is There a Fortnite Chapter 2 Season 1 End Event?Īt the end of Fortnite Season X, of course, missiles destroyed the world, causing it to implode on itself. Players should look for that announcement a day or two before the new season begins, on the official Fortnite Twitter account. ![]() There isn’t any reason to expect things to be different this time around, but it's still worth noting that Epic hasn’t made an official comment on when downtime will begin quite yet. In the past, downtime for the new season has started at 4 am ET / 1 am PT, and usually lasts for around an hour and a half. Thursdays have become a traditional new season launch day for Epic, so this isn’t a huge surprise. This makes Chapter 2: Season 1's end date February 19, meaning players only have a few more weeks to finish completing this season's Weekly Challenges. When does Fortnite Chapter 2 Season 2 Start?Īfter announcing that Fortnite Season 2 wouldn’t start until February, Epic recently revealed that Chapter 2: Season 2 will begin on Thursday, February 20, 2020. We'll be updating this roundup with more information as we hear about it but until then, check out everything we know (and don't know) about Fortnite Chapter 2: Season 2 so far. While we have some firm details, such as the release date, there's also plenty of room for speculation. With the first season of Fortnite behind us and Season 2 only a few weeks away, there is a lot of buzz in the community about what to expect next.
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