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Fortnite Chapter 2 ended with the Cube Queen opening up an Avengers -like portal to space which brought about UFOs from previous seasons. As the Cube Queen unleashed chaos with aliens, Sideways monsters, and cubes, the players, also known as "loopers" in the cinematics, were saved by Jonesy and the Foundation, who was revealed to be played by actor Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson . At the end of the cinematic, the bunker the players have to hunker down in is flooded, causing everyone to rush out into the open ocean and witness a cinematically beautiful shot of the island being flipped upside down. As the player is stranded at sea, the portal to space closes, leaving a couple of UFOs behind, and the Cube Queen is defeated, revealing the new map as the other side of the isl

In the PS5 tech demos, Unreal Engine 5 has a unique way of generating worlds that’s different from other engines - most of the time, when games load maps, they have to load a full section to a user’s RAM and then process where the character is on that map to render their surroundings. This can cause pop-in and generally make load times slower as the system has to keep the world loaded but also delete it entirely when moving to a different section of the level. The new world partition system now being utilized in games allow developers to create larger worlds that load procedurally based on what the player can see. All this is done by the engine itself and doesn’t incur a huge performance dip when consistently loading these smaller ar

Of course, there is more than just engine quality that goes into the creation of the game. At the end of the day, Unreal Engine is still a tool and there can still be user error, real-life setbacks, and creative miscalculations that can result in poor performance or a worse play experience. However, the future does look bright as Fortnite continues to improve and get updated years after its release. Unreal 5 won’t trample on the original art direction or gameplay, the improvements to the engine will make **Fortnite ** an even more polished experie

While this weapon does rely strictly on close-quarter-combat, it’s still a decent enough weapon to hold as a backup gun, but it shouldn’t be used for the majority of engagements, especially when such powerful melee weapons will negate the effects of a slow-firing and hard-hitting shot

Unreal is owned now by Epic Games, so this change doesn’t seem particularly surprising, but it’s still important nonetheless, as Fortnite: Chapter 3 runs entirely on the upgrade. The company is heavily marketing the improvements to large open-world games and detail-oriented realism with revisions of the lighting system and world generation. Fortnite still being one of the most played free-to-play games means that the engine has to run on high-end systems and low, so the game running flawlessly despite varying PC and console builds is import

Epic also added a brand new first-person ADS rifle in Chapter 3 , as well as a brand new arsenal of weapons. Known as the MK-Seven, this assault rifle is a beast to use in-game, with the sights going into first-person POV when being aimed down. This is very similar to PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS, which has had this kind of mechanic since day one. It will be exciting to see Fornite add more weapons similar to the MK-Seven, as it can be a game-changer in com

Torin is one of the more recent Legendary skins that players obtained through the Battle Pass. Fans believed she could have been inspired by the character Anna from Frozen with her braids and purple c

This skin is one of the most unique character skins available with its all galaxy-esque 'camo' from head to foot and dazzling blue neon eyes, fingers, and shoes. It's usually found in the Galaxy Pack bundle where players can buy the matching Nucleus back bling, Stardust Striker pickaxe Celestia Glider, and Star Scout weapon wrap altogether included with the s

Fortnite ’s art style seems to clash with the realism that the Unreal Engine is advertising, and at the top end Fortnite doesn't take full advantage of Unreal 5 , but these changes actually make for a better experience for all players. Not only does the development team benefit from improvements to workflow management and processing speed, but people with lower-end systems will also still be able to run the SLG game heroes at higher resolutions due to the improvements in upscaling and world generation. Overall, not only will Unreal Engine 5 allow Epic to work more efficiently on updates to the already massive game, Fortnite players will most likely see an improvement to graphical quality and frame ra

Fortnite already has optimization for players that have lower-end PCs and regular consoles. Still, for players that want to get into the nitty-gritty of frames and get more competitive, Unreal Engine 5 will be able to take full advantage of more powerful bui

For consoles, this is also a huge boon given the PS5 uses AMD graphics cards and the Switch runs Nvidia. On the player’s end, no matter what GPU they run this change decreases the stress on the card, as upscaling is a lot less demanding than fully rendering buildings and landscapes in a higher resolution. Fortnite has a somewhat simple and stylized art direction, but having better graphical fidelity could mean the lower-end systems could experience higher-quality textures and draw distance, improving the gameplay experie