This is the first stage of a three-stage quest. However, the vast majority of Fortnite players will already know how to sprint and chances are, they might complete this particular quest without even intending to. Five seconds is a generous window, and all players have to do is sprint up to their opponents and shoot them. Getting Fortnite’s Mythic Weapons can help, but odds are that most players can do this even with basic l

Players should swim roughly southwest towards Tilted Towers and then loop back around the island in the middle of Loot Lake back towards The Seven Comm Device. The energy clouds actually sit just above the water, so players should dive up and down to successfully swim through them. It’s best to keep an eye out for other players; Loot Lake is a busy area and players won’t have much cover in the open water. Similarly, players shouldn’t get too close to Tilted Towers as a hungry Loot Shark can be found patrolling the water just off the Tilted Towers docks. Hitching a ride on a Fortnite Loot Shark to catch all the clouds is possible if players would like to get this objective done a little quicker, although it can be tricky to pull off and it’s sure to draw plenty of attent

This quest features the second time trial course for players to complete. The starting point for this course is directly southwest of Shuffled Shrines at the location marked on the map. Players may already be familiar with Shuffled Shrines from completing quests in Fortnite’s ongoing Vibin’ questline . Much like the Mushroom Course, players can find an interactable icon that allows them to start the cou

However, this quest is more time-consuming than genuinely challenging, as players don’t necessarily need to win or even find their rival. All this quest seems to require is that players interact with a Versus Board once every match. Of course, it’s best to arm up and even grab Darth Vader’s lightsaber if possible, but players will still progress in this quest even if they lose. Unfortunately, there are no tricks players can use to save time here, and playing a total of 17 matches across three quest stages (2,5 and 10) is bound to get a little dull, even for hardcore Fortnite f

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 has provided a bit of a boost for Fortnite while the player base waits for the arrival of Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 4 in a month’s time. While players can also chase premium content in the Item Shop, completing Fortnite x Dragon Ball’s quests will likely provide most of the rewards fans are looking for. The Agility Training quests aren’t very difficult, but they do tend to require that players familiarize themselves with all of Fortnite’s movement contr

Most players will probably be a little tired of establishing Device Uplinks by now, but at the very least, it doesn’t take much effort. For this quest objective, there are eight separate spots where players can establish a device uplink, three each at Tilted Towers and Coney Crossroads and two at Shifty Shafts. Players will want to be close to Fortnite’s Loot Lake and its diving boards as subsequent objectives will appear in this area. The uplink in the northeastern part of Tilted Towers and the uplink south of Coney Crossroads across the bridge are the clos

Once that’s done, players can head back to The Seven Comm Device and plug the cell back in. That will wrap up the first Vibin’ Part 8 quest. Players will likely have spent a fair chunk of time completing it however, so the next quest objectives might not be easily accessible due to the storm or other factors. As such, starting a new match is always an option. Alternatively, players can carry on as usual and spend some time bashing down Fortnite doors and trying to get a Victory Royale for some extra Battle Pass

The eras of Fortnite DLC are best remembered through their seasons. WIth every season comes a new battle pass, and that also often brings new mechanics or ideas. Some of these changes only remain for the duration of a season, while others cling to life for a bit longer before being phased out in a future patch. Other changes have proven to have a lot of longevity, with some being well-established and accepted parts of the game. Fortnite 's beloved Zero Build mode showed that the game could even succeed without its signature building mecha

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