While players wait for Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 4 to arrive, they should take the opportunity to relax and let loose a bit, and this part of Vibin’ Part 7 encourages players to do just that. Players should head into Rave Cave itself and head for the dance floor. As the centerpiece of this whole location, it’s hard to m

The first camera can be found in the southwestern part of the Condosseum, on a cliff edge facing the river that runs through Condo Canyon. It’s close to a root of the Reality Tree and one of Fortnite’s Reality Seed Pods . The second is directly east of the first, on a gentle slope on the other side of the Condosseum. The third and final camera is located north of the Condosseum towards the highway, as seen on the map ab

The seventh part of Fortnite’s _ Vibin’ questline is now available, with players able to continue progressing through _Fortnite’s storyline by completing fifteen separate quest objectives. Tasking players with exploring every nook and cranny of the Fortnite island, Vibin’ Part 7 is a particularly time-consuming endeavor, even for the most dedicated Fortnite fans. However, like the previously released parts of the Vibin’ questline, the rewards players can earn from completing Part 7’s quests are excellent, with a total of 141,000XP available for players to collect for their premium Fortnite Battle Passes . While this season of Fortnite is slowly but surely coming to an end, players still have plenty of time to gain a few extra Battle Pass levels and grab Battle Stars to unlock this season’s best skins, including Darth Vader and Indiana Jo

Unfortunately, completing the Sparring Practice quests won’t help players unlock Fortnite’s Dragon Ball character skins , as these have to be bought with V-Bucks. However, completing three Sparring Practice Quests will reward the player with a Dragon Ball. In addition, as more quest sets are introduced to Fortnite x Dragon Ball , players will eventually be able to collect 7 Dragon Balls and earn the exclusive Shenron Gli

Popularized by YoungBoy Never Broke Again's "Right Foot Creep" and becoming synonymous with the dance known as the Griddy, the emote has been a hit with Fortnite players since it was introduced to the game years ago and is still heavily used to

Fortnite’s Kamehameha special event item is incredibly powerful and most players will undoubtedly have encountered it or even used it themselves by now. There are several ways to obtain the Kamehameha and Nimbus Cloud, including by looting Capsule Corp Capsule drops or purchasing them from a Dragon Ball vending machine or from Bulma, who is currently visiting the Fortnite island as an

Fortnite x Dragon Ball is one of the most significant Fortnite crossover events in a long time, introducing dozens of new challenges for players to complete and unique cosmetics to collect. This crossover goes beyond the boundaries of Fortnite’s traditional battle royale mode, with players also able to watch episodes of Dragon Ball on custom levels as well as join the Tournament of Power, a new limited-time competitive playlist. Completing challenges earns players Power Level Points, which contribute towards increasing players’ Power Levels, allowing them to unlock special event cosmetics under the Power Unleashed! tab in the game lo

For this quest, players first have to use the Nimbus Cloud to propel themselves into the air, before following up by switching to the Kamehameha and blasting anyone unfortunate enough to be nearby. This can be difficult as both the Nimbus Cloud and "Gotta Go Fast" Rocket League Tier the Kamehameha produce loud anime-style sound effects that will definitely put other players on alert. However, players who’ve completed Fortnite x Dragon Ball Sparring Practice quests will also be well aware that the Kamehameha can be aimed even when the player has unleashed their power. It’s worth noting that players don’t actually have to eliminate another player for this quest; doing any amount of damage is suffici

Rare items such as Fortnite’s wood-cutting Ripsaw Launcher all have a blue aura surrounding them that indicates their rarity. Players can complete this quest by picking up Epic and Legendary items as well, but it’s arguably best to focus on blue Rare items as these appear more frequently. Unfortunately, the loot players can find when they land varies between matches even if they drop at the same locat

This quest does have synergy with the first quest in this list if players opt to use scoped weapons to get their 20 headshots, so players might like to do these two quests together to save some time. Scoped weapons such as Fortnite’s Exotic Boom Sniper Rifle or the newly introduced DMR do plenty of damage, so players shouldn’t worry too much about this quest’s 200 damage requirem

The dance has also become a bit of a meme in how it's used in videos on platforms such as TikTok, so seeing a character like Goku using his new technique to break it down as if he was in a club - the last place you'd ever see them - makes it become a moment of hilar