Fortnite update v12.50 brings some significant nerfs
Fornite v12.50 is here, and with the upgrade come a number of quite substantial nerfs to popular items. Impressive still isn't providing any official patch notes, but we can glean plenty from what we see in the game with our own 2 eyes. Here's a full rundown of everything various and brand-new in the 12.50 upgrade.
Fortnite's controller aim help was apparently pulling some magnificent doubtful tricks-- even famous banners like Ninja and Tfue were furious at how controller users appeared to have the upper hand, landing shots that just shouldn't be possible with 2 thumbsticks.
Legendary has officially nerfed controller objective assist, however, so you will not have to worry rather as much about pad players terrorizing the field. Impressive has actually updated Fortnite to make "240hz aim assist act like 60HZ," which they state will "impact target acquisition."
The heavy sniper rifle has actually been nerfed as part of the v12.50 update, according to early observations. As one of the most powerful weapons in the game, both for sheer damage output and its capability to efficiently destroy enemy structures, the heavy sniper rifle was often a popular product to grab if you might discover it on the map.
Impressive hasn't confirmed exactly how they've changed the heavy sniper rifle, however it appears that it will no longer instantly kill a gamer if they're at full health and have a complete shield.
Legendary has revealed arguably its weirdest, greatest brand-new mode yet, which might point to Epic's plans to use Fortnite as a social platform. Given the success of the Travis Scott show, it's no surprise. The brand-new mode is now live: Fortnite Party Royale.
According to an email sent out by Epic, "Party Royale is a brand-new experimental and progressing space. The celebration's simply getting begun."
Objective assist has actually been substantially nerfed
Fortnite's controller aim help was apparently pulling some magnificent doubtful tricks-- even famous banners like Ninja and Tfue were furious at how controller users appeared to have the upper hand, landing shots that just shouldn't be possible with 2 thumbsticks.
Legendary has officially nerfed controller objective assist, however, so you will not have to worry rather as much about pad players terrorizing the field. Impressive has actually updated Fortnite to make "240hz aim assist act like 60HZ," which they state will "impact target acquisition."
Heavy sniper has actually been nerfed
The heavy sniper rifle has actually been nerfed as part of the v12.50 update, according to early observations. As one of the most powerful weapons in the game, both for sheer damage output and its capability to efficiently destroy enemy structures, the heavy sniper rifle was often a popular product to grab if you might discover it on the map.
Impressive hasn't confirmed exactly how they've changed the heavy sniper rifle, however it appears that it will no longer instantly kill a gamer if they're at full health and have a complete shield.
Celebration Royale: A brand-new mode with no combat?
Legendary has revealed arguably its weirdest, greatest brand-new mode yet, which might point to Epic's plans to use Fortnite as a social platform. Given the success of the Travis Scott show, it's no surprise. The brand-new mode is now live: Fortnite Party Royale.
According to an email sent out by Epic, "Party Royale is a brand-new experimental and progressing space. The celebration's simply getting begun."
