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There was a surprise dip into Fortnite: Battle Royale this day: the limited time 50 vs 50 V2 style is back, and playable now. 50 vs 50 has always been one of my favourite sport modes, and Epic's next iteration made some important modifications: each group now has their very own Battle Bus, and the final circle is visible on the map to the start. It makes for one mad rush to a large scale melee in the center, and while the games end in blowouts a bit more frequently than I would like, they are always a welcome break from the familiar rhythms of standard play. If you want to play with 50 vs. 50, simply select it from the modes menu.
Longtime Fortnite gamers -- or actually just anyone who has been with the game a couple of weeks now -- will see a large change for the sport as a whole with this addition. I guessed it might happen when Epic altered the "manners" menu to what it seems like now, but this marks the first time that we've got two limited time modes running concurrently. Thanos is from the combination, and at this time, it's somewhat unclear how long he will stick around.
It's the correct move, in my view: limited time modes are one of the best things Forntite has going for it, and since additions like Thanos reveal, they're only getting better. And since there are obviously enough millions of players to encourage matchmaking for five modes across four platforms, Epic does not really lose anything by giving us a little more flexibility about how we'd love to play with.
I guess that running 50 vs. 50 along with Fortnite Items is giving us a small preview of just how this is going to work ahead. Epic will keep iterating with fresh, more outlandish notions along the lines of the Infinity Gauntlet mode while simultaneously giving us some of the trustworthy modes it's used in the past: things such as Sniper Shootout, Blitz and Heavy Explosives that, whilst fun, really only represent slight tweaks to the way the game functions. Running more than one at once makes it possible for the team to push the boundaries a bit more.
Meanwhile, I'll be attempting to score explosive skills by firing aimlessly to the enemy horde.
Longtime Fortnite gamers -- or actually just anyone who has been with the game a couple of weeks now -- will see a large change for the sport as a whole with this addition. I guessed it might happen when Epic altered the "manners" menu to what it seems like now, but this marks the first time that we've got two limited time modes running concurrently. Thanos is from the combination, and at this time, it's somewhat unclear how long he will stick around.
It's the correct move, in my view: limited time modes are one of the best things Forntite has going for it, and since additions like Thanos reveal, they're only getting better. And since there are obviously enough millions of players to encourage matchmaking for five modes across four platforms, Epic does not really lose anything by giving us a little more flexibility about how we'd love to play with.
I guess that running 50 vs. 50 along with Fortnite Items is giving us a small preview of just how this is going to work ahead. Epic will keep iterating with fresh, more outlandish notions along the lines of the Infinity Gauntlet mode while simultaneously giving us some of the trustworthy modes it's used in the past: things such as Sniper Shootout, Blitz and Heavy Explosives that, whilst fun, really only represent slight tweaks to the way the game functions. Running more than one at once makes it possible for the team to push the boundaries a bit more.
Meanwhile, I'll be attempting to score explosive skills by firing aimlessly to the enemy horde.
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