Just to add to the drama, the social media team at Epic Games opted to broadcast a live-stream of the black hole for two days. And then, finally, life found a way - Fortnite Chapter 2 emerged from the darkness and players were able to jump back into their beloved battle royale game. The next Fortnite live event, The End, is officially taking place on Saturday December 4 at 1pm PST / 4pm EST / 9pm GMT.
Fortnite Chapter 2 Season 3 Live Event Leaks These Fortnite live events are always exceedingly popular, so here are some tips to make sure you don't miss out. Firstly, check in advance that you have the latest version of Fortnite downloaded and installed. The upcoming 'The End' Live Event will only happen once, and the players must stay ready online to take part. The in-game event will take place at the exact time mentioned above if not for any unprecedented server issues. Following the event, Fortnite will enter an extended amount of server downtime and the servers are expected to be offline for a total of at least 3 days for prepping the new chapter. Fortnite kicked off its latest live event yesterday and it was a treat.
The live event had some issues before it started, with the game's server becoming full about half an hour before the event started. This led to many players being unable to log-in to the game and follow "The Device" from the first person. But even if you managed to log-in you might've ended up being kicked from the servers, which were under extreme pressure. Those who managed to log-in and stay in the game throughout the event had lots of story bits to watch. The small islands around the main central island might be themed after locations in the previous map including Glossy Glacier, Dusty Desert, Mossy March and Monster Mansion. As the design and details of the Fortnite Chapter 3 map are not confirmed yet, readers shall take this information with a pinch of salt.
While there is no current date for Chapter 3 to begin, Fortnite will announce the official maintenance and server downtime soon. Stay tuned for more updates about Epic Games and the upcoming Chapter of the popular battle royale game, Fortnite. The Chapter 2 Finale event will begin on Saturday, Dec. 4, at 4 p.m. As with previous events, the playlist will become available 30 minutes before the event begins, which is when players should log in to make sure they don't miss it.
Also similar to past events, this will be a one-time-only event, meaning that if you miss it, there's no going back to see it again. This finale will also mark the end of the current season 8 battle pass. Unlike most live events in the battle royale, such as the recent Chapter 2 finale or the Ariana Grande concerts, there is no playlist that you can join for the New Year's celebrations. If you log into Fortnite now, you won't find any instructions on how to participate, or even an alert just to say that these parties are indeed happening. However, there will be a brand-new single-player experience released when Season 6 begins that will kick off the new season.
Epic Games is calling this event the Zero Crisis Finale, and players will be able to experience Agent Jones' mission to access the restricted information he needs. You'll be able to play this event whenever you log in for the first time during Season 6, so there's no need to worry about missing it. One thing we don't know about the finale event is whether players will be able to play Fortnite after it ends.
Chapter 3 is certainly on the way, but it's possible that Fortnite goes through some downtime before the new season and chapter begin. When Fortnite Chapter 1 ended, the game went down for nearly a full day — leading to hundreds of thousands of viewers watching the game's offline screen both in-game and on streams. Epic have also warned that replay mode will not be available for this event, so streamers and players alike should take steps to record proceedings if they want to share them later. If you're still looking for video content then keep an eye on the Fortnite YouTube channel, as anything official will appear there.
The Ice Storm Event happened in the middle of Season 7 as the season's major event. The event was preceded by The Ice King casting a spell in an ice sphere over Polar Peak for 3 days. He proceeded to make a giant projection of himself which took form over the ocean. He waved his hand back and forwards a few times before casting it forward, with the large projection mimicking his movements.
After he cast his hand forward, the entire map is full of snow now. The Zero Crisis Finale is a new single-player experience that will be released alongside Season 6. You'll be able to play it whenever you first log in during the new season. Not much is known about the gameplay, setting, or story of the event, but Epic Games has confirmed that it is a strictly single-player affair.
You'll have to complete it before your first match of the season. Epic Games had announced that the game's ongoing Chapter 2 will end on December 4, 2021. The reason for this is that Fortnite will be entering into an extended amount of server downtime following the live event. Servers are expected to be offline for a total of 3 days immediately after the event, meaning players won't be able to play again until Tuesday, December 7th. Unfortunately, the upcoming 'The End' Live Event will only happen once, so you need to be in-game at the exact time mentioned above to take part.
Previous live events have taken place at multiple different times across the course of a few days, but that will sadly not be the case with the Chapter 2 Finale Event. Fortnite's second chapter is finally coming to an end this week, which means it's time for a new in-game event. Epic Games likes to end Fortnite's seasons with big live events, so for the end of a chapter players will be expecting something spectacular. The Battle Pass trailer for Fortnite Chapter 3 season 1 was leaked on Twitter on Saturday. While it doesn't go into detail about the changes, there are some noticeable changes, such as different environments on the island and a new slide mechanic.
Epic Games has always advised players to log in to Fortnite up to an hour before a live event starts. This ensures there are no connection issues and they can make it into the game. The Fortnite live-event takes place today at 4pm ET / 1pm PT and should last about 15 minutes. And now, players are taken on immersive trips in front of Ariana Grande and Travis Scott. It's a part of the game where players can do more low-key challenges, throw food at each other, and explore the in-game competitions without using weapons. It probably sounds like the best part of Fornite for parents who are tired of hearing their kids chase other players with pickaxes and other torture devices.
Now, it's also the part of the game where Fortnite hosts live events, like Diplo's. Fortnite players everywhere just got the gift of their gamer lives when the new season finally premiered and the long-awaited event happened within the Fortnite universe. Now, Diplo is scheduled to play a live show in the game on June 25, 2020, and with Diplo comes a couple of other big names in the music industry. While Fortnite is more known for its headstrong adolescent gamers and off-the-wall characters, it has also become known for hosting these kinds of musical events. Over the past few weeks, many leaks have pointed to the destruction of some of the major POIs in Fortnite.
This includes Coral Castle, which has been teased by many to be abducted soon. The upcoming live event seems to be the perfect opportunity for the developers at Epic Games to showcase the power of the enemies in the aliens that the players will have to face. The finale caps a heavy alien-themed season that included all sorts of space innovations for players. By season's end, it was possible to nab spaceships off the road, take your team along and beam up other players in impromptu abductions. You could explore the mothership to grab special items, including powerful weapons to give you an advantage in the battle royale matches.
Unfortunately, Fortnite is not expected to allow players to replay this season finale, so you'll have to check out the video in this story to see what the experience was like. It started with some in-game teasing — some posters put up in random places around the map. The rumors picked up steam when the artist himself listed aFortnite location as one of his upcoming tour locations. And finally, it was confirmed to be real, and expected to be something that changed video games forever. But undoubtedly, what draws everyone intoFortnite, and what keeps them logging in on certain special days, has to be the game's live events.
This latest live event, ominously titled The End, is a one-time-only event. If you miss it, you'll have to catch it on YouTube because it won't ever be repeated in-game. You'll be joining parties of 16 to participate in the event, and everyone there on the day will unlock a commemorative loading screen and wrap. Lobbies for the event will open 30 minutes before kick-off, so you'll have time to wake up, pour a coffee, and rub the sleep out of your eyes before logging in.
You will need to be logged in and ready during this 30-minute window to reserve your spot. A fresh map for Fortnite Chapter 3 Season One is expected to be unveiled and could even be featured during this weekend's live event. The finale of Fortnite Chapter 2 Season 8 will feature an epic battle against the Cube Queen, who is described as the ultimate destroyer of all reality. These live events have been everything from concerts to giant battles where millions of players have been able to experience the adrenaline-fueled action simultaneously. The stakes for this Fortnite live event have been ramped up by Epic, as it not only concludes the current season but the chapter as well, to lead us into Fortnite Chapter 3 before 2022 rolls around.
We can expect things to get explosive during this finale, and reality could potentially be ripped apart to completely change the face of Fortnite once The End is concluded. With official confirmation received, here's everything you need to know about when the Fortnite live event is and how you can take part in it. Fortnite Chapter 3 will start sometime on December 7th according to leaker HYPEX. Epic Games will take the Fortnite servers offline immediately after the live event and players will return to the Black Hole screen they watched after Season X. Most players are speculating that it will work similarly to the first match of Chapter 2 Season 1, where the game automatically threw new players into a match after a fancy introduction sequence.
Regardless of what happens, all you have to do to play the live event is log into Fortnite any time after the servers come back online. Fortnite Season 5 is coming to a close in a few days, and there will be a thrilling event involving the Zero Point to kick off the new season. Epic Games has announced an all-new single-player event called the Zero Crisis Finale that will be available when Season 6 begins, so the next event will work a bit differently than past events. Don't expect something similar to the Devourer of Worlds, but rather something else entirely new.
Not much is currently known about Epic's plan to end the season, but the Zero Point continues to grow more and more unstable by the day. Here's everything we know about the next Fortnite Season live event. The countdown is currently showcasing the time remaining for the start of an upcoming live event in Fortnite. The clock will strike zero on that day at 6 PM ET/3 PM PT/11 PM BST.
Once the live event started, massive things started happening all over the Fortnite map. First, we saw a formation of five giant electric pillars, which arose in the place of the hatches around the agency. The electricity gathered around the Agency, when all of a sudden Midas' Doomsday Device exploded, turning the building into a giant, smoking crater.
As we stated when this story first broke, changes to the map usually don't happen by accident. Epic Games knows that there is a dedicated community of players and content creators who play the game every single day. They're constantly scouring the map for clues about what could be coming down the pipeline. As for the date, according to Epic Games' official website, the current season ends on December 5. Epic has confirmed that the live event will take place one day on December 4.
Fortnite leaker HYPEX theorizes that we will get a longer downtime afterward and that Fortnite Chapter 3 will be released on December 7. The start of a new chapter will come with a new battle pass and challenges to complete, which will reward players with various cosmetics. There may also be a cinematic or a playable cutscene at the start of the new chapter since that's been the case for the latest season starts inFortnite. Though there isn't any downtime in between seasons, that hasn't been the case between chapters.
Fortnite Chapter Three is likely to start on Dec. 7, according to theleaks. Players looking to participate in the live event should log intoFortnite20 to 30 minutes before it starts to guarantee their spots. The servers often get too crowded right before the event starts, making it impossible for latecomers to log into the game. As aforementioned, you normally access Fortnite live events by joining dedicated playlists in the main menu, but on this occasion, you just have to load up a standard battle royale match. For the second time in Fortnite history, the game is set to enter into a new chapter - and marking the end of Chapter 2 Season 8 is a huge one-off live event for players. Epic Games has confirmed they will be hosting this thing once, and unlike concerts, there will not be multiple time slots available.
Unlike past seasons, Fortnite is set to begin a new chapter, meaning there will be a lot of new content going live after the live event has ended. Content creators and players looking to relive the final moments of Fortnite Chapter 2 should take steps to record and archive their experience as replays will not be available. Players will be unable to edit their settings once "The End" begins, so please adjust any visual options to your preferred viewing experience before joining. Because the Season will end a day early, all players who log in before the end of the Season will receive a 225,000 XP reward. The event began with voices of Midas and his agents around the Agency, just before the countdown hit zero. Once it did, the five hatches around the Agency bubbling up, later being opened and releasing a column with an antenna at the top.
After all five columns had been raised, The Agency blew up and The Doomsday Device rose. Afterward, The Device harvested energy from the column and started to push back the storm while radiating energy away. The Device then cooled down until the storm started going haywire. The player is then sent to an office that is the office of John Jones. Outside, people are talking especially a man we can't see very well because of the blinds.
There were photos of people on the walls that are similar to ones found in Save The World. On a desk, there were 3 folders with "Top Secret" on them, one for Lynx, one for Midas, and one for Jules. They are then pulled back into reality before the Doomsday Device starts to push back the storm once more.
The electricity surged against the storm, and it looked like it was working. The event started when players began seeing a small comet in the sky that kept getting larger by the day. The community speculated that the meteor was going to hit the map and destroy Tilted Towers. Epic Games even played along with the community by placing watch stations on top of a building and around Tilted.
As well as this , smaller meteors began falling from the sky and had a chance to destroy player made buildings, In the Season 4 trailer. The meteor descended upon the map and hit Dusty Depot, turning it into Dusty Divot. To play the Zero Crisis Finale live event in Fortnite, all you have to do is log in at any time during Season 6. The event will be playable at any time throughout the season, so you don't have to be online at a specific time to experience it. Unlike previous events where you would have to be in the lobby and queue up for a special playlist, the Zero Crisis Finale will most likely begin automatically after booting up the game during Season 6.
That's when a sort of an impact wave started spreading in a circle around the crater. Players were sent flying into the air with the electricity shoving the storm away from the crater. It all looked pretty epic, in the signature Fortnite Live Event fashion.
