This quest tasks players with finding a vehicle and driving 750 meters on asphalt. Vehicles can be found at most urban locations on the Fortnite island such as Tilted Towers and Coney Crossroads , as well as at the numerous petrol stations dotted all around the map. Driving on asphalt essentially refers to driving on paved roads, which isn’t particularly challenging. However, vehicles do tend to make a lot of noise, so it’s likely that players will be shot at while out on a dr

Players exploring the Fortnite island for the first time this season won’t have to look far to find new locations and map changes. The once-lush forests surrounding the Reality Tree and Greasy Grove in the western part of the island have taken on autumnal colors, with the Reality Tree itself now withered thanks to the effects of Chrome. The eastern part of the island has been badly ravaged by Chrome, with new locations such as Herald’s Sanctum, Shimmering Shrine and Lustrous Lagoon now dominating the landscape. Given these dangers, players should tread carefully when exploring the island for the first t

As such, this quest is similar to one of Fortnite’s Week 10 quests , which tasked players with damaging ten objects with a single spray from a Charge SMG. However, players should try a slightly different approach: use Kamehameha outdoors on buildings with lots of objects inside, such as the Fortnite island’s many shops, restaurants, and gas stations, to complete this qu

The first vehicle introduced to Fortnite was a shopping cart, which was admittedly not particularly impressive. However, it opened the door for more impressive vehicles later on, like the grapple-sporting Baller. It wouldn't be until Chapter Nintendo Switch 2 compatibility, Season 3 that proper cars would be introduced to the island, and they changed the game immediately. Moving from place to place in Fortnite is slow and treacherous, but vehicles made that much easier, especially after the release of the game's off-road tires mods. The vehicles didn't stop there, as the Invasion season saw drivable flying saucers, and the game even recently introduced a drivable version of Fortnite 's iconic Battle B

However, for a lone player looking for somewhere off the beaten path to start their match, it’s ideal. There’s even usually a car to be found parked just outside, allowing players to grab some loot, and outrun the storm if need be. The map changes introduced in this latest season mean that players have options to choose from regardless of how they like to start their matches. What’s more, parts of the island are still relatively unchanged and are free from the Chrome, so many of _Fortnite _ Chapter 3 Season 3’s best landing spots including Rave Cave still have plenty to offer players looking to get a foothold on this brand-new isl

The Vibin’ quest objectives typically task players to visit specific locations, interact with mysterious objects, and experiment with various game mechanics such as swimming and foraging for food. Unfortunately for players who haven’t kept up with the Vibin’ storyline so far, the Part 6 quests are only made available once players have completed Parts 1-5 of Vibin’. This involves completing dozens of objectives, some of which are highly challenging and time-consuming. However, while this takes a lot of effort, players will also be able to earn a lot of Battle Pass XP from doing them, arguably making the whole questline a worthwhile endea

The distance requirement is actually what makes this quest challenging. Players should remember to factor in bullet drop. On top of that, shots at this distance have a small lead time, so players should try and shoot where they think their target is headed, instead of directly at the target. Setting up a sniper’s nest and putting down a marker on the map 75 meters away is also recommended, as this allows the player to see whether their intended targets are too close for their shots to count towards this qu

In order to start Part 6, players first need to touch base and establish a device uplink. There are eight different spots near Condo Canyon , The Joneses, and Chonker’s Speedway where players can do this, and any one of them will suffice for this quest. While the Fortnite island was taken over by the massive Fortnite x Dragon Ball event, it wasn’t easy for players to complete non-event quests, such as some of Fortnite’s weekly quests . However, things are a little quieter now; all players have to do is land nearby, locate the blue signal icon, and run through it. The best uplink for this quest can be found south of Condo Canyon, which puts players closest to the next object

500 meters is a fair distance for players to cover in Fortnite , especially while sprinting. However, players can do this in a single match by sprinting as often as their stamina meter allows. Again, it helps players avoid crowded areas with lots of fighting going

Forage in Fortnite refers to a wide variety of consumable items. The glowing mushrooms that grow next to Reality Saplings, grown from seeds found by breaking Fortnite’s Reality Seed Pods , are perhaps the easiest way to complete this objective. While they aren’t guaranteed to appear, some Reality Saplings planted by players will have glowing mushrooms on the ground nearby. Up to three can appear near these saplings, making this an efficient way to complete this objective. Alternatively, players can come across Klomberry plants which are fairly common, or consume the mushrooms that grow on the ground in forested areas across the Fortnite isl