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Forza Horizon 5 Chinese ‘supercar’ unveiled with 3 more vehicles on the way Playground GamesPlayground Games revealed four new vehicles for Forza Horizon 5 with a Chinese ‘supercar’ that’ll be a huge crowd-pleaser in Update 4 coming soon. Forza Horizon 5 is celebrating the Year of the Tiger with a franchise-first of incorporating Chinese manufactured vehicles in the game. This opens up the game’s already-extensive library to an entire region’s stock of cars. But to start out, Forza Creative Director Mike Brown showed off the first four cars from China that will skid into the Horizon 5 in February’s new update. New Forza Horizon 5 Chinese cars To celebrate FH5’s massively successful launch in China, the devs are expanding the game to be more accessible for Chinese audiences with new localization options and a batch of its popular cars. Read more: Forza Motorsport for Xbox Series X – Though most players will get to know these cars for the first time, Chinese players will be able to instantly recognize some of the newest additions. MG MG3 MG, the British car manufacturer now based out in China, is coming to FH5. One of its debut cars will be the MG MG3 as the first of four free cars in the new patch. MG X-Power SVR China’s V8-powered MG X-Power SVR is going to roar onto the Forza landscape in Update 4. It’s going to be the more exciting offering from MG that should give players a fun option to take to the races. Sunshine S (Wuling Hongguang S) One of the most popular cars in China is making its debut in FH5. The Wuling Hongguang might not set new records around the track, but it’s lovingly known as a ‘supercar’ for its reliability in the streets. NIO EP9 The NIO EP9 electric demon is coming for Forza Horizon 5’s stacked list of exotic vehicles. With 1360 horsepower, this is going to be a proper supercar from China and will be a lightning-fast hybrid to take to the track. The Forza Horizon 5 Update 4 launch is coming soon and players will get to try out all of these vehicles first-hand when the February update lands in the game.

Forza Horizon 5 cars revealed at Gamescom: Mercedes AMG Project One, Bronco Badlands Playground GamesPlayground Games has ambitious for the next Forza title, and within Horizon 5 we’re going to be able to race around the gorgeous map of Mexico in some stellar cars that have taken over the automotive world. Forza has been the premier racing game for quite some time now and coming off the rampant success of Horizon 4, Playground Games are back once again with a new title releasing this fall. While we know an ample amount of information pertaining to the environment of Horizon 5, we have received little information regarding the number of cars going to be within the game. With Horizon 4 offering over 400 cars, we know less than 100 at the moment. But, during Gamescom 2021, Playground Games revealed some of the new cover cars that will be able to take across the landscape of Mexico this Fall. Forza Horizon 5 cover cars revealed during Gamescom It’s always an exciting time when we get to hear more news surrounding future titles, and Gamescom has been one of the premier locations where developers showcase upcoming aspects to their new releases. Read More: Forza Horizon 5 cars list – Playground Games, the developers behind Horizon 5 have revealed two of the cars that’ll be featured on the covers of their latest game. Ford Bronco Badlands edition First, we have the new Ford Bronco Badlands edition, which is one of the top editions of Ford’s re-entry into the Bronco line. This car seems perfect to fit the cover of Horizon 5, as it’s meant to tackle all-terrain, and within the new map set in Mexico, we’re going to venturing into some pretty rugate surfaces. Not only will this car be able to climb the many mountains within the game, but it’ll also be able to “deliver rugged, off-roading across Mexico’s vast terrain of breathtaking jungles and deserts.” Mercedes AMG Project One Another car that’ll be featured alongside the Ford Bronco Badlands edition will be the Mercedes AMG Project One, which clocks in at a top speed over around 218 MPH. The ultra-sleek car developed by renowned car manufactures Mercedes, definitely fits the supercar model that we often associate with Forza.

Forza Horizon 5 car list: All manufacturers and models confirmed XboxForza Horizon 5 will take players to Mexico, and will feature some of the world’s most desirable vehicles. Here’s the full Forza Horizon 5 car list. Forza Horizon 5 sees the open-world racing series move from the fourth game’s Great Britain setting to the more varied landscapes of Mexico. With rocky coastal routes, dense forests, and rolling plains, the Forza Horizon 5 car list has a little something for every event type. From 4x4s to sport and muscle cars, we know of 426 cars so far – and there’s the potential for more, too – especially since Forza Horizon 4 had a whopping 450 cars. For now though, here’s every car confirmed for Forza Horizon 5. Contents Forza Horizon 5 cars list As of now, there are currently 515 announced cars in the game. All of these can be viewed below, listed in order of their manufacturer. Horizon 4 had 450 cars in total, so Forza Horizon 5 has surpassed its predecessor already. More cars to come? We’d be very surprised if more cars aren’t added throughout Horizon’s lifecycle, either through DLC or further updates. After Hot Wheels and Lego crossovers in Horizon 3 and 4 respectively, maybe we’ll see another toy-inspired crossover. Read more: Is Forza Horizon 5 coming to Xbox Game Pass? – Forza Horizon 5 trailers You can see some of the cars in eight minutes of footage revealed at Gamescom. For more on Forza Horizon 5 be sure to check out guides. Barn Finds guide | Crossplay guide | When can you play Forza Horizon 5? | Is Forza Horizon 5 on Xbox Game Pass?

Where to find Forza Horizon 5 Barn Finds: Locations, rewards, car list & more Playground GamesBarn Finds are a staple of the Horizon franchise, and things are no different in Forza Horizon 5. Here is everything you need to know about these tucked-away car rewards and their locations. The open-world of Forza Horizon 5 is incredibly vast, and tucked away in hidden areas of the game’s world are Barn Finds, hiding a wealth of vintage cars to discover and restore. While the exact methods to unlock these Barn Find cars mostly comes down to random chance, our locations guide will show you just where you can get your hands on them. Contents What are Barn Finds? – Barn Finds locations in Forza Horizon 5 – How to use Barn Finds cars in Forza Horizon 5 – Forza Horizon 5 Barn Finds car list – How to get Barn Find rumors – How to gift free cars in Forza Horizon 5 Barn Finds – What are Barn Finds? Just like in real life, a Barn Find means stumbling onto a classic where you least expect it. In Forza Horizon 5, these events allow you to find retro vehicles that have been stuffed away in storage for an undetermined amount of time. Traveling to these places allows you to add the car you find to your inventory, serving as a collectible reward for your exploration of the map. Barn Finds locations in Forza Horizon 5 Finding the game’s Barn Find locations can be tricky, but here’s the general process you should follow: Once you’ve unlocked a rumor, locate the Barn Find icon on the map. – Enter a vehicle and drive to the location. – Once you’ve arrived, a circle will appear. – Use your minimap to search around the vicinity to locate the car’s location. – Drive up to the barn and a cutscene will trigger, showing you the vintage vehicle before it’s taken off to be fixed up. – It’s worth noting that, while you’ll unlock the vintage vehicle right away after triggering the cutscene, you won’t actually be able to use it straight away until it’s been fixed up. You are able to pay to mitigate this process, but you’ll need to have a decent stockpile of credits to do so. Below is a map of all the known locations a Barn Find can be located at in Forza Horizon 5: How to use Barn Finds cars in Forza Horizon 5 As mentioned before, you won’t be able to immediately use the vehicles once you stumble upon them as Barn Finds. This makes sense because when you first discover these cars, there are often in quite a battered state. However, after a certain amount of time has passed , you will be prompted with a message informing you that the car is ready to use. Simple go the one of the unlocked homes on your mini-map and choose the Barn Finds option to reveal the unlocked cars. If you wish to expedite this process though, you can pay using in-game credits. Forza Horizon 5 Barn Finds car list How to get Barn Find rumors While it seems like many of the Barn Find rumors themselves are unlocked randomly as you progress through the game, there are a few that need to be triggered through certain prerequisites: #1 – 1968 Renault 4L Export: Unlocking this vintage car requires you to complete the Baha Expedition. Once you’ve done this, purchase the La Cabaña house, and you’ll unlock this Barn Find rumor. – #5 – 1967 Ford Racing Escort MK1: To unlock the rumor for this particular Barn Find, you’ll also need to reach the Baha Expedition, where you’ll be spending time around the map’s volcanic area. Here, you’ll get an Optional Accolade to ‘collect a sample from the hot spring lake’. Completing this to unlock the rumor is as simple as driving right through the body of water itself. – #11 – 1991 Jaguar Sport XJR-15: This rumor will become available on your map during the Jungle Expedition, providing you complete the Optional Accolade to ‘Discover the lost Barn Find notes’. – #12 – 1970 GMC Jimmy: You’ll be able to unlock this during the Tulum Expedition: part of the Horizon Apex Festival. During this, complete the Optional Accolade which tasks you with reaching the top of the central ruin. Upon doing so, the new rumor will unlock. – How to gift free cars in Forza Horizon 5 Barn Finds With Forza Horizon 5, a new gifting system has been introduced if you wish to give unwanted cars away for free. You are now able to simple place cars in barns and make them available to specific player types. If you’re feeling generous and you wish to gift a car, you just need to have completed one Barn Find. Then, visit that barn, and you’ll have the option to place a gift in it — you can even include a short message to the recipient. Subsequently, you can also receive free cars this way. Simply visit a barn than you’ve previously discovered and see what treasure awaits inside. So, there you have it – everything you need to know about Barn Finds in Forza Horizon 5. Make sure to check out our other tips and tricks for all the latest guides to help you throughout Mexico: Cars list: All manufacturers and models | Fastest cars | Is Forza Horizon 5 on Xbox Game Pass? | How to get free cars | How to buy and sell cars | How to make money fast | Is Forza Horizon 5 cross-platform?

Forza Horizon 5’s surprise Barbie collab could be its best crossover yet Warner Bros.Forza Horizon 5 is getting a Barbie update featuring cars from the movie; it could be the game’s best collaboration yet. Barbie’s choice of car in the upcoming film is nothing short of a true stunner. The two-tone vintage Corvette comes in the pinkest of pinks with white accents, perfectly underscoring the car’s curvy silhouette. According to recent reports, the hype for the movie has already generated a boosted interest in bright pink convertibles on the car market. It should come as no surprise, then, that one of the world’s foremost racing games is also joining the Barbie party. It looks like Forza Horizon 5 has a Barbie crossover incoming On June 21, Xbox-dedicated Twitter account Idle Sloth shared images proving that two Barbie-themed vehicles from the WB film are coming to Forza. One such car is the 1956 ‘Barbie Movie’ Corvette EV, while 2022 ‘Barbie Film’ Hummer EV Pickup constitutes the second. According to PCGamesN, users can take a look at the vehicles in the game’s Horizon Promo section. They’re not yet available to use, though, and developer Playground Games hasn’t formally announced the update. For now, there’s no official word on when the Barbie-themed rides will fully grace the Forza race tracks. But, presumably, the pair will arrive in time for Barbie’s theatrical release on July 21. YouTuber Aziial shared a closer look at the in-game versions of both the Corvette and the Hummer in the following videos: The seemingly imminent Barbie crossover counts as just one of Forza Horizon 5’s brand collaborations. Last summer, Playground joined forces with Mattel to bring Hot Wheels-inspired rides to the racer. In the past, the latest Forza title has also featured content inspired by Halo and Oreo. The pink Barbie Corvette could prove the best of the bunch when all is said and done.

Forza Horizon 5 devs respond to major exploit and Auction House inflation MicrosoftPlayground Games has fixed the issues stemming Forza Horizon 5’s Super7 exploit, which forced the closure of the Auction House. Forza Horizon 5 players recently unearthed an exploit that allowed them to rake in absurd amounts of in-game cash through the Horizon Super7 challenges. The easy-money tactic did a number on the Forza economy, given that players were suddenly able to clear the Auction House of its high-priced vehicles. Fortunately, Playground fixed the exploit several days ago, yet users having access to an influx of cash caused inflation that resulted in the Auction House’s temporary closure. Developers solve Forza Horizon 5’s Auction House problem On November 29, the official Forza Support account informed fans that no action would be taken against those who used the Super7 exploit because the “error was on [the developer’s] side.” All users received “two hard-to-find cars” to boot, with the message additionally promising the Auction House would soon return. And today, November 30, marks its reopening. Forza Support explained the downtime came as an effort to “mitigate the price inflation caused by the recent Super7 exploit.” To reinstate the auction feature, then, the team reset every car’s minium bid and buyout value. Hopefully, the newly implemented changes to Forza Horizon 5’s Auction House rebalance the in-game economy. Playground and Microsoft shipped Forza Horizon 5 late last year to glowing critic and user reviews. Many even named it their Game of the Year for 2021. The racer has since received new content in the form of post-launch DLC, with one expansion revolving around a Hot Wheels brand deal. Fans of the series continue to look toward the future, too, with Turn 10’s Forza Motorsport 8 set to release sometime in Spring 2023.

Forza Horizon 5 devs offer 1,000 free Forzathon points after server issues MicrosoftForza Horizon 5 players can get 1,000 free Forzathon points after developers Playground Games offered the reward due to server issues plaguing the game’s launch. They have also promised more fixes coming in a December 2 statement. While Forza Horizon 5 has been a hit with players — smashing Xbox records on Day 1 — server issues have plagued the online side of Playground Games’ latest release. Fellow drivers have been disappearing left and right in-game, and it’s been notoriously difficult to stay online with your friends in Convoys. Developers have noted the server issues, and fixes are on their way, but for now players are being compensated with 1,000 free Forzathon points. Here’s when and how you’ll be able to claim them. How to claim free Forza Horizon 5 Forzathon points after server issues All you have to do to claim the 1,000 free Forzathon points in Forza Horizon 5 is log onto the game. It’s that simple. Playground Games will be sending it out automatically alongside the next content update’s release. Players will be able to obtain all the usual goodies from the Forzathon Shop using the credits. The next content update is expected in a matter of days, so you can expect the Forzathon points to arrive in your inventory before Christmas at very worst. Playground apologizes for Forza Horizon 5 server issues In a December 2 statement, Playground Games acknowledged “since launch, it’s been frustrating to play online, whether it’s with your friends or the wider community, due to numerous issues around matchmaking, connectivity and teaming up in Convoys.” However, the developers are working on fixing the server issues affecting Convoys, Horizon Arcade, Horizon Open, Leaderboards, and more. “While these are only some of the areas needing fixes in Forza Horizon 5 that we know about and are actively working on, we wanted to give visibility on these pressing issues so that you know that we hear you and improvements are on the way,” they added.

Forza Horizon 4 teases new bonus car for Xbox Series X/S release With the upcoming launch of Forza Horizon 4 on the Xbox Series X/S, it appears Playground Games have something special lined up for players in celebration. A recent tweet has teased the addition of the magnificent Singer DLS to Forza Horizon 4’s expansive roster of cars. The release of the Xbox Series X/S is a huge date in the gaming calendar and it’s approaching fast. Forza fans are looking to hopping into their favourite cars, but this time with the upgraded hardware offered by the Xbox Series X/S. The launch of Forza Horizon 4 onto the next-gen consoles warrants the addition of a car that excites Forza fans. Well, a recent tweet posted to the Forza Horizon Twitter has teased the addition of the Singer DLS to the Horizon roster. On this month’s combined @WeArePlayground stream/Forza Monthly, we’re celebrating the launch of Forza Horizon 4 on Xbox Series X and Series S! Tune in at https://t.co/rXLuDbn3NJ. pic.twitter.com/Zgk5i4cXZw — Forza Horizon (@ForzaHorizon) November 2, 2020 Forza Horizon 4 teaser for next-gen This is definitely a teaser for the car fanatics out there. The tweet simply invites Forza fans to join this month’s ‘We Are Play Ground’ stream alongside a graphic displaying a distinct set of rear lights. It is these rear lights that has led fans to believe the Singer DLS is on its way to Forza Horizon 4. What is the Singer DLS? Based on the 946-generation 911, the Singer DLS is a reimagined and upgraded version of the original model. The 4-litre air-cooled engine provides the vehicle with over 500 horsepower and a top speed of 186mph. So, it’s fair to say it packs a punch. Of course, all this quality comes with a hefty price tag. A brand new Singer DLS would set you back $1.8 million dollars, so it’s definitely not one to add to your Christmas list this December. However, if we can believe the recent teaser on Twitter, Forza Horizon fans should be able to take the car for a spin very soon. A Standout Vehicle The addition of the Singer DLS into Forza Horizon 4 will bring Porsche’s roster of cars in-game to over 40. However, there’s a lot of elements to the DLS that separate it from the pack and are sure to make it a fan favourite vehicle. Be sure to tune into the @WeArePlayground stream airing November 5th, 11 AM PST at Forza’s official Twitch channel.

Forza Horizon 4 Series 29 Summer update: Singer DLS, challenges, Forzathon MicrosoftPlayers of Forza Horizon 4 have been waiting for the Series 29 update with bated breath, to get their hands on the long-awaited Singer DLS. Alongside the all-new car, a number of rare cars are up for grabs, along with the usual Forzathon prizes. Series 29 heralds a new set of cars, challenges, and more for players of Forza Horizon 4. Split across the usual four-season cycle, the early update for series 29 meant that players have been extra-hotly anticipating this update, thanks to the all-new cars available. Forza Horizon 4 Series 29 Summer update cars After being teased for months with screenshots and blueprints of the 1990 Singer DLS (Porsche 911 reimagined) players will finally be able to get their hands on the car as a season completion bonus car. Not only that, but there are also some very unusual and rare cars up for grabs from season events. Summer season completion bonus cars Summer season challenge cars Forza Horizon 4 Series 29 Summer events – rewards Alongside this season’s spread of new, legendary, and hard-to-find cars, players also have the chance to get their hands on a number of other fantastic prizes during the summer update for Series 29. Forza Horizon 4 Series 29 Summer Forzathon Forzathon for the summer season of Series 29 features the legendary McLaren F1, one of the most sought-after cars of all time. Thankfully, it is available at the Autoshow in Forza Horizon 4, meaning anyone can get their hands on it to participate in Series 29 Summer Forzathon – titled “The Goat?” Weekly challenges unlock as you progress through them, with a total of 4 ‘chapters’ available for completion. There are also seven ‘daily challenges’ with skill and event objectives to complete. Daily challenges are unlocked with each consecutive day of the season, but do run out over time. Series 29 summer weekly Forzathon challenges Completion of each weekly challenge earns players 200fp (Forzathon points) to redeem in the seasonal Forzathon shop. Forza Horizon 4 Series 29 Summer daily challenges Completion of each daily challenge earns players 20fp (Forzathon points) to redeem in this season’s Forzathon shop. Series 29 Summer Forzathon Shop For series 29 Summer season, there are a number of items up for grabs in the Forzathon shop. Here, you can get rare, sought-after items in return for Forzathon points. Series 29 Summer shop also has a distinctly Hoonigan theme, with a number of Ken Block’s iconic items available.

Forza Horizon 4 Series 29 new cars revealed: Singer DLS and more Reddit: AQXWith the Series 28 seasons coming to a close soon, players have been waiting with anticipation to see what series 29 of Forza Horizon 4 will bring. Well, it seems they don’t have to wait for long, as Playground Games have dropped the Series 29 update a little early. With the upcoming launch of Xbox Series X and S, Playground Games have been busy optimizing Forza Horizon 4 for the new consoles. As part of that preparation, they’ve dropped the update download for Series 29 earlier than usual, and fans have been going wild. The reason for all this pandemonium is the inclusion of not one, not two, but three all-new cars for the Series. Unlike the giant trucks that were the ‘star’ cars of Series 28, the new arrivals this time are generally well-received, being far less ‘niche’ than the previously released vehicles. Series 29 update for FH4 Three fresh cars have been confirmed for Forza Horizon 4, and it looks like fans are going to be going crazy for them once they drop. The new cars for series 29 are: Singer DLS Porsche – Teased in a Tweet by the official Forza Horizon account, this ‘reimagined’ Porsche 911 is undoubtedly the ‘star’ car of the upcoming series. – Mercedes-AMG ‘Hammer’ Coupé – A brutish, powerful coupé for fans of Mercedes’ tuning arm AMG. – BMW 850CSi – One of the most gorgeous BMWs ever built, the car makes a welcome return to the Forza franchise. – How to get these cars in Forza Horizon 4 While the cars are ‘in-game’ thanks to the early Series 29 update in Forza Horizon 4, they are not yet playable. However, we do get a clue as to how players will be able to earn the cars, thanks to the ‘Horizon Promo’ feature. By selecting the cars in Horizon Promo/Car collection (via the ‘cars’ tab on the pause menu) we get a hint at how the cars will be available to us. For each new car above, the message is the same: “This is a hard-to-find car. It may appear as a reward in Season Events, Festival Playlist, or Forzathon Shop.” So, while we don’t have the exact challenges yet, it is all-but-confirmed that the cars will be prizes for either season completion or challenges in Series 29. We’ll bring you more updates as we have them on these exciting new rides in Forza Horizon 4.

Forza Horizon 4 Series 29 Autumn update: BMW 850CSi, prizes, Forzathon Since the update for Series 29 of Forza Horizon 4 dropped, players have been going mad over the all-new Singer DLS. Well, now they will be able to get the next new car on the list, along with a host of other awesome prizes thanks to the autumn update. Series 29 sees the inclusion of all-new vehicles and challenges for players of Forza Horizon 4. Split across the usual four-season cycle, the autumn season of series 29 sees a heavy focus on sports cars, along with the chance to pick up the all-new BMW 850CSi. Forza Horizon 4 Series 29 Autumn update cars Players will be happy to see that the new BMW 850CSi is available for the first time, as a reward for reaching 50% completion of this weeks’ festival playlist. While there aren’t as many new or rare cars available for this season, there are still plenty of prizes to get players coming back time and again to the open-world racer. Autumn season completion bonus cars Autumn season challenge cars Forza Horizon 4 Series 29 Autumn events – rewards Alongside the usual plethora of cars available as prizes, players also have the chance to get their hands on a number of other exciting rewards during the autumn update for Series 29. Forza Horizon 4 Series 29 Autumn Forzathon Autumn sees the Forzathon event center around the ‘Modern Sports Car’ category of vehicles. With plenty of eligible cars to choose from in the Autoshow, this is one of the most accessible Forzathons we’ve seen for a long time. Weekly challenges unlock as you progress through them, with a total of 4 ‘chapters’ available for completion. There are also seven ‘daily challenges’ with skill and event objectives to complete. Daily challenges are unlocked with each consecutive day of the season, but are subject to their own individual time limits. Series 29 Autumn weekly Forzathon challenges Here is a complete list of the Series 29 Autumn Forzathon challenges, along with how to complete them. Completion of each weekly challenge earns players 200fp (Forzathon points) to redeem in the seasonal Forzathon shop. Forza Horizon 4 Series 29 Autumn daily challenges Completion of each daily challenge will earn players 20fp (Forzathon points) to redeem in this season’s Forzathon shop. Series 29 Autumn Forzathon Shop We’re still waiting for the exact details of the Autumn Forzathon shop to be announced, though since there is a heavy emphasis on Maserati cars in the prize list, we can probably expect an Italian theme in the shop, too. We’ll update this article once we know more, so be sure to check back.

Forza Horizon 4 Series 28 Winter update: New cars, challenges, Forzathon Winter is upon us in Series 28 of Forza Horizon 4. With the blanket of snow comes never-before-seen cars, challenges, and of course, the ever-present Forzathon shop. Forza Horizon 4 continues to roll in players by the millions, and Playground Games are continuing to provide plenty of updates to keep players keen. For the winter season of Series 28, players will have a chance to get their hands on the GMC Typhoon for the firsts time, along with a handful of other rare cars. Forza Horizon 4 Series 28 Winter cars Once again, players will have the chance to get a hold of a brand-new car in the winter update. Following on from the GMC Syclone‘s welcome return to the game during series 28 summer season, its stablemate the GMC Typhoon is now up for grabs. Here’s the full list of cars available this season, and how to get them. Winter season completion bonus cars Winter season challenge cars Forza Horizon 4 Series 28 winter events – rewards Along with the cars above, players also have the chance to get their hands on a number of other juicy prizes during the winter update. Forza Horizon 4 Series 28 Winter Forzathon Forzathon for the winter season has the theme “Go Further” and is centered around the 2019 Ford Ranger Raptor, with a number of challenges making use of its off-road capability. Weekly challenges unlock as you progress through them, with a total of 4 ‘chapters’ available for completion. There are also seven ‘daily challenges’ with skill and event objectives to complete. Daily challenges are unlocked with each consecutive day of the season, but do run out over time. Series 28 winter weekly Forzathon challenges Completion of each weekly challenge earns players 200fp (Forzathon points) to redeem in the seasonal Forzathon shop. Forza Horizon 4 Series 28 winter daily challenges Completion of each daily challenge earns players 20fp (Forzathon points) to redeem in this season’s Forzathon shop. Series 28 Autumn Forzathon Shop To be announced. Once we know more, we’ll be updating this article, so be sure to check back for updates.

Forza Horizon 4 Series 28 Spring update: Hennessey 6×6, Speedtail, more MicrosoftSpring is just around the corner for Series 28 of Forza Horizon 4. Flowers, sun, and green trees will be a welcome sight for Forzatographers, while players will also have the chance to get their hands on a number of new and hard-to-find cars. Forza Horizon 4 shows no sign of losing its popularity, and developers are eager to provide a continuous flow of updates and new cars to keep players coming back. During the spring season of Series 28, players will have a chance to get their hands on the Hennessey Velociraptor 6×6 for the first time, as well as an opportunity to get the ultra-rare McLaren Speedtail. Forza Horizon 4 Series 28 Spring update cars Players will once again have the opportunity to get behind the wheel of a brand-new car in the spring update. Following the success of the GMC Syclone and GMC Typhoon, the series’ third new car — the Hennessey Velociraptor 6×6 — will be the star prize for the spring season. Here’s the full list of cars available this season, along with a guide on how to get them. Spring season completion bonus cars Spring season challenge cars Forza Horizon 4 Series 28 Spring events – rewards Alongside this season’s show of legendary cars, players also have the chance to get their hands on a number of other juicy prizes during the winter update. Forza Horizon 4 Series 28 Spring Forzathon Forzathon for the spring season makes use of the 2017 Nissan GT-R with the title “Godzilla,” which is the nickname for the GT-R. Weekly challenges unlock as you progress through them, with a total of 4 ‘chapters’ available for completion. There are also seven ‘daily challenges’ with skill and event objectives to complete. Daily challenges are unlocked with each consecutive day of the season, but do run out over time. Series 28 spring weekly Forzathon challenges Completion of each weekly challenge earns players 200fp (Forzathon points) to redeem in the seasonal Forzathon shop. Forza Horizon 4 Series 28 spring daily challenges Completion of each daily challenge earns players 20fp (Forzathon points) to redeem in this season’s Forzathon shop. Series 28 Spring Forzathon Shop To be announced. However, given the slew of legendary and hard-to-find cars available during challenges in this season, we can expect some juicy cars on offer in the Forzathon shop.

Forza Horizon 4 Series 28 Autumn update: Zenvo TSR, challenges, Forzathon Series 28 of Forza Horizon 4 has proven to be quite a lucrative update, with plenty of new cars and even new features on offer. With October 29 bringing about the move to autumn, players have a chance to get their hands on some legendary vehicles and more. Forza Horizon 4 is still a firm fan favorite in spite of its age, with plenty of new vehicles and challenges available each week. For Series 28 autumn season, the legendary Zenvo TSR-S and Volkswagen I.D. R have taken their place as ‘star’ prizes for playlist completion. Not only are there two legendary cars up for grabs, but a whole host of other rare, hard-to-find cars are available through the challenge playlist. There are also the usual super wheelspins up for grabs, along with a legendary piece of apparel too. Forza Horizon 4 Series 28 Autumn cars Fans of hard-to-find cars will be very happy to see two ‘hero’ cars as the playlist completion bonuses for the autumn season of series 28. While neither of the cars are completely new to the game in the way the GMC Syclone was for Summer, both of the vehicles up for grabs are extremely hard to get in-game, and disappear almost instantly from the auction house. Autumn season completion bonus cars Autumn season challenge cars Forza Horizon 4 Series 28 seasonal events – rewards Autumn also brings several new and exclusive events for Forza Horizon 4 players. Along with the cars above, there are also several other prizes on offer. Forza Horizon 4 Series 28 Autumn Forzathon Forzathon for the autumn season is centered around the theme “Executive Saloons” and features a number of challenges for drivers of either the 2005 BMW M3 or the 2006 Audi RS4 saloons. Weekly challenges unlock as you progress through them, with a total of 4 ‘chapters’ available for completion. There are also seven ‘daily challenges’ with skill and event objectives to complete. Daily challenges are unlocked with each consecutive day of the season, but do run out over time. Series 28 Autumn weekly challenges Completion of each weekly challenge earns players 200fp (Forzathon points) to redeem in the Forzathon shop. Series 28 autumn daily challenges Completion of each daily challenge earns players 20fp (Forzathon points) to redeem in the Forzathon shop. Series 28 Autumn Festival Playlist rewards The Autumn season of Series 28 also sees the first time a Backstage Pass is offered as a prize. Series 28 Autumn Forzathon Shop For series 28 Autumn season, there are a number of items up for grabs in the Forzathon shop. Here, you can get rare, sought-after items in return for Forzathon points.

Forza Horizon 4 players slam “toxic” community ruining online play Forza Horizon 4 is a family-friendly racing game for the Xbox and PC, but it seems not everyone that plays it is friendly themselves, with hundreds of players slamming the online community and ranked play system. Online multiplayer is one of the greatest features of gaming in the 21st century. With players able to collaborate and play together regardless of where they are located, it is a wonderful feature that has allowed friendships to grow and businesses to become established in the world of esports. Unfortunately, there are those that abuse online gaming platforms, and that is exactly what has happened here on Forza Horizon 4. The built-in ranked games are designed to show off the best-of-the-best that FH4 has to offer, but some choose to play over-aggressively, with other players blasting them as “toxic.” Forza Horizon 4’s “Toxic” ranked play matches In a situation that was first highlighted on Reddit by user u/BabaJuhnJuhn, players in ‘Ranked’ matches are doing everything possible to sabotage the game for others. In the video that was shared on the online forum site, it is clear to see that the Redditor is being forced off the road and slammed into by their opponent. Unfortunately, it seems that this is far from a rare occurrence, judging by the number of responses in the comments section of the post. In the 24 hours that the post has been up at the time of writing, over 200 comments have been amassed. The majority of these also appear to be in agreement with the OP, slamming the state of Forza Horizon 4’s “toxic” online culture. How to improve Forza Horizon 4 online play The top comment on the post not only agrees with the OP, but also offers a number of suggestions for how the devs could improve online play for all: “It’s one of the reasons I do the absolute minimum when it comes to ranked events. Nothing worse in a ranked team event when your so-called “teammates” seem to spend the whole time trying to muck it up for their own team.” “I have also started to notice in the Drag series that people seem to have problems going in a straight line, usually when they realize they aren’t going to win. I so wish there is some way the game developers could penalize these idiots as it is ruining what is a cool concept within the game itself.” Sadly, a vast majority of comments further the above thoughts, with many saying they no longer play ‘ranked’ matches due to issues with players sabotaging the games for their own gain. There are also numerous calls to implement compulsory physical damage in matches, or make them strictly non-contact, with a punishment for those that blatantly flout the rules. Either way, it is clear that this is a big issue within the Forza Horizon 4 online community. Whether we will see Playground Games respond is unclear, but until then, at least this Redditor can rest easy knowing they still beat the would-be saboteur.

Forza Horizon 4 player merges gameplay with real driving and it’s amazing Reddit: u/Bsi11y_RacingForza Horizon 4 is widely regarded as one of the best-looking car games currently available on the market. But, blending in-game footage with real-world video takes it to a whole new level, as this amazing Reddit video shows. Sometimes, a video pops up that has everyone scratching their heads. This is one of those instances, with real-world video and in-game footage from Forza Horizon 4 blended together in a way that has Redditors questioning what is real. Forza Horizon is known for its excellent suite of in-game photography options, though this video takes it way beyond simple still images. Forza Horizon 4 blended with reality In the video post shared to Reddit, user Bsi11y_Racing blended in-game footage with real-world video, to create an unorthodox hybrid that is equally confusing and impressive. While the steering wheel has clearly been edited in during post-production, it has allowed the Redditor to use their own hands and driving gloves, lending additional credibility to this unique blend of reality and gaming. Choosing to use the BMW M2 in Horizon 4, the video appears to show the user ‘walking’ up to the car before it cuts to the in-car footage. It is precisely this ‘walking’ segment that has other Redditors scratching their heads. While players are able to ‘fly’ around the world of Forza Horizon in-game, the strangely natural ‘bob’ from the footage looks very real. Whether the footage is simply slow-moving in-game drone footage that has been sped up, or had some other trickery applied is unclear. We did find out how the first-person view footage was constructed, however. “I film with a headcam and then put it all together after. Oh, how good would VR be,” was the answer from the original poster when asked about the footage. By headcam, we can only assume that he is referring to the arms and steering wheel, which is merged into the first-person driving view. The rest appears to be shot in Forza Horizon 4 itself, with clever editing resulting in the believable finished product. At the moment, many of us wish we could take our sports cars for a blast on some country lanes – at least this player has found a great compromise!

Forza Horizon 4 DLC glitch spawns cars onto invisible island MicrosoftForza Horizon 4 has benefitted from a multitude of DLC during its time, with a mixture of car packs and fully-fledged expansion packs such as Fortune Island. One player seems to have discovered a glitch with the Fortune Island DLC, which allows it to be used before it is installed. Glitches in Forza Horizon 4 are nothing new. We’re big fans of the hilarious and sometimes mind-boggling glitches and bugs that players find and share, but this one is just outright strange. Having purchased the Fortune Island DLC expansion, this player managed to somehow access the island while the DLC was still installing. While it’s strange enough that the game would let this happen, the results of using the incomplete DLC were even stranger. Forza Horizon 4 Fortune Island glitch Fortune Island remains one of the biggest DLC packs to be made for Forza Horizon 4. Adding an entirely new island for players to enjoy, along with a host of new challenges and ‘treasure hunts.’ Given the depth of the expansion, it has proved popular with players, including Redditor u/LoganH1219. However, it seems their enthusiasm to explore this new expansion caused an unusual glitch. By accessing Fortune Island before the DLC had finished installing completely, they were presented with a floating car, and a completely invisible environment. To make it even more unusual, the game continued to be playable. The crowds were also present, apparently cheering on a floating vehicle while standing on thin air. Despite the environment being invisible, LoganH1219 was able to still drive around as normal. The environmental effects – such as ‘spray’ from the sea – were also still present, adding to the unusual situation. While in this instance the glitch occurred due to the DLC being incomplete, it is apparently not an isolated incident. According to the comments on the post, other users had experienced the same issue, despite their DLC being “fully installed.” Whether this is simply an unusual loading glitch or an issue that has come as a result of recent updates is unclear, but hopefully, Playground Games will issue a patch if it is the result of a bad update bug.

Fastest drift cars in Forza Horizon 5, from Hoonicorn to Supra Xbox Games StudiosKnowing what the fastest drift cars are in Forza Horizon 5 could be the difference between first place and last. So, make sure you spend your credits on a vehicle that sneaks around corners with the best of them. Xbox Game Studios have launched their first Forza Horizon game on Xbox Series X|S with next-gen graphics, and there’s a ton of new vehicles to buy this year. Forza Horizon 5 is one of the most highly-anticipated games of the year, with the biggest list of models and manufacturers in the series yet. No matter which races you want to hop into first, you’ll want to get the fastest car you can. If you’re saving your Forza Horizon 5 tokens for a fast car that can also handle itself drifting, these five should definitely be hot on your radar. Keep in mind, most of these cars will require the Formula Drift Pack DLC to unlock and use. If enjoy drifting and drift races, this DLC is definitely worth picking up. Forza Horizon 5 fastest drift cars list Here’s the list of the fastest drift cars in Forza Horizon 5: 1965 Hoonigan Ford “Hoonicorn” Mustang – 2017 Formula Drift #357 Chevrolet Corvette Z06 – 2016 Formula Drift #530 HSV Maloo Gen-F – 1995 Formula Drift #34 Toyota Supra MKIV – 2006 Formula Drift #43 Dodge Viper SRT10 – 1965 Hoonigan Ford “Hoonicorn” Mustang (S2) Speed: 9.2 – Handling: 6.7 – Acceleration: 10 – 2017 Formula Drift #357 Chevrolet Corvette Z06 (S1) Speed: 8.9 – Handling: 5.5 – Acceleration: 5.1 – 2016 Formula Drift #530 HSV Maloo Gen-F (S1) Speed: 7.6 – Handling: 5.3 – Acceleration: 4.6 – 1995 Formula Drift #34 Toyota Supra MKIV (S1) Speed: 7.7 – Handling: 5.6 – Acceleration: 5.2 – 2006 Formula Drift #43 Dodge Viper SRT10 (S1) Speed: 7.3 – Handling: 5.4 – Acceleration: 5.3 – What’s the fastest drift car in Forza Horizon 5? Based on accumulative performance stats, the Hoonigan Ford “Hoonicorn” Mustang, which is also the only one in the S2 class, appears to be the fastest. This is purely based on in-game stats, though, not on potential customization. For example, you could very well be able to upgrade your Supra MKIV to perform at the highest level. If you’re looking for a different kind of ride, be sure to check out one of our other Forza Horizon 5 guides down below: Fastest drag cars in Forza Horizon 5| Best rally cars in Forza Horizon 5 | Best offroad cars in Forza Horizon 5 | Fastest cars in Forza Horizon 5 | How to get free cars in Forza Horizon 5 | Forza Horizon 5 full car list

Fastest cars in Forza Horizon 5: What’s the fastest car? MicrosoftKnowing which are the fastest cars in Forza Horizon 5 could be the difference between losing a big race or coming in first place, so make sure you spend your Credits on a vehicle that makes an impact. While you travel throughout Xbox Game Studios’ stunning Mexico map, you’ll want to do it in style with one of Forza Horizon 5’s fastest cars. Featuring the biggest list of manufacturers and models in the series’ history, you’ll need to set your aspirations high from the outset to work towards obtaining these fast and equally stylish motors. If you’re saving your FH5 tokens for one of the fastest drag, drift, rally, or offroad cars in the game, these 13 should be on your wishlist. Additional reporting by Ava Thompson-Powell. Forza Horizon 5 fastest cars list Here’s the list of the fastest cars in Forza Horizon 5: Porsche Taycan Turbo S 2020 (S2) – Bugatti Divo 2019 (S2) – Hoonigan Ford ‘Hoonicorn’ Mustang (S2) – Aston Martin Valhalla Concept Car 2019 (S2) – McLaren Speedtail 2019 (S2) – Bugatti Chiron 2018 (S2) – Hennessey Venom GT 2012 (S2) – Porsche 918 Spyder 2014 (S2) – Koenigsegg Agera RS 2017 (S2) – Rimac Concept Two 2019 (S2) – Koenigsegg One:1 2015 (S2) – Bugatti Veyron Super Sport 2011 (S2) – Koenigsegg Jesko 2020 (S2) – What’s the fastest car in Forza Horizon 5? – Porsche Taycan Turbo S 2020 Performance Class & Rating: S2 / 900 – Speed: 10 – Handling: 7.8 – Acceleration: 9.7 – Launch: 10 – Braking: 7.2 – Offroad: 4.4 – While there are two variants of the Taycan Turbo S 2020 from Porsche, you’ll want to go with the “Welcome Pack” version for that higher rating and better stats overall. Bugatti Divo 2019 (S2) Performance Class & Rating: S2 / 958 – Speed: 9.6 – Handling: 9.9 – Acceleration: 10 – Launch: 6.2 – Braking: 9.5 – Offroad: 4.4 – If you’re looking for great Breaking, Handling and Acceleration, look no further than the Bugatti Divo 2019. With a near-perfect score for all three, you’ll be able to zip around the map without fear of burning out and spinning off-track. Hoonigan Ford ‘Hoonicorn’ Mustang (S2) Performance Class & Rating: S2 / 951 – Speed: 9.2 – Handling: 6.7 – Acceleration: 10 – Launch: 7.4 – Braking: 5.9 – Offroad: 5.5 – If you’re less concerned about steady Handling and Braking, the Ford ‘Hoonicorn’ Mustang has awesome Speed at 9.2, and even better Acceleration at 10. A glass cannon of sorts, you’ll be able to fire down the race track and keep up with the best, but you’ll likely suffer against cars that have equal or better speed with nicer Handling. Aston Martin Valhalla Concept Car 2019 (S2) Performance Class & Rating: S2 / 959 – Speed: 8.5 – Handling: 9.2 – Acceleration: 10 – Launch: 10 – Braking: 9.4 – Offroad: 4.6 – Clocking in at the slowest overall on our fastest car list, the effortlessly cool Aston Martin Valhalla Concept Car picks up with slack in other areas, with a perfect 10 stats score for both Acceleration and Launch, with a reliable 9.4 for Braking. McLaren Speedtail 2019 Performance Class & Rating: S2 / 910 – Speed: 9.6 – Handling: 7.4 – Acceleration: 6.8 – Launch: 7.4 – Braking: 7.4 – Offroad: 3.7 – It wouldn’t be a Speedtail if it wasn’t fast, and the McLaren does not disappoint in FH5 at a 9.6 in Speed. Despite this, its other stats leave much to be desired, so you’ll likely need to do some serious turning to take it to another level if you want that reliability in other areas. Bugatti Chiron 2018 (S2) Performance Class & Rating: S2 / 927 – Speed: 10 – Handling: 7.9 – Acceleration:9.9 – Launch: 6.1 – Braking: 8.6 – Offroad: 5.0 – The Bugatti Chiron features a perfect 10 Speed stat, coupled with the almost perfect 9.9 for Acceleration. While it suffers slightly on Offroad performance with a middle-of-the-road 5.0 and a slow-but-steady 6.1 Launch, you’ll ooze style as you take on your opponents in a flash. Hennessey Venom GT 2012 (S2) Performance Class & Rating: S2 / 911 – Speed: 9.7 – Handling: 7.4 – Acceleration: 6.4 – Launch: 7.4 – Braking: 7.8 – Offroad: 4.1 – Got a few 1.2 million spare Credits lying around? The Hennessey Venom GT will get you where you need to be, and fast, at a dizzying 9.7 Speed. However, its other stats definitely leave something to be desired, but with some tune-ups, it’ll be worth every penny. Porsche 918 Spyder 2014 (S2) Performance Class & Rating: S2 / 920 – Speed: 8.8 – Handling: 8.9 – Acceleration: 10 – Launch: 10 – Braking: 9.3 – Offroad: 4.6 – The Porsche 918 Spyder 2014 is pretty decently stacked across the board, only suffering when it comes to its offroad performance. While its Speed is the second-lowest on our fastest cars list at 8.8, you’ll see decent consistency across its other stats. Koenigsegg Agera RS 2017 (S2) Performance Class & Rating: S2 / 980 – Speed: 10 – Handling: 9.7 – Acceleration: 7.0 – Launch: 7.6 – Braking: 9.7 – Offroad: 4.3 – Featuring a stunning design, this car is beastly in everything those looking for a fast car in FH5 would need – a 10 in Speed, a nifty 9.7 Handling stat, and 9.7 for Braking to ensure you’re taking on those corners with more confidence. Rimac Concept Two 2019 (S2) Performance Class & Rating: S2 / 963 – Speed: 9.1 – Handling: 7.5 – Acceleration: 9.9 – Launch: 10 – Braking: 9.3 – Offroad: 3.8 – The Rimac Concept Two 2019 costs a pretty penny, sure, but the combination of a zippy 9.1 Speed, 9.9 Acceleration, and a cool 10 Launch will have you finish fast in a flash. Coupled with a cool 9.3 for Braking, you’ll be able to ensure those great drifts, and prevent an ill-timed break from having too much of a negative impact. Koenigsegg One:1 2015 (S2) Performance Class & Rating: S2 / 983 – Speed: 10 – Handling: 9.5 – Acceleration: 7.0 – Launch: 7.5 – Braking: 10 – Offroad: 4.3 – One of the best cars on this list, the Koenigsegg One is worth the steep 2.8 million Credits you’ll need right out of the gate. With that perfect 10 Speed, 9.5 Handling, and 10 for Braking, it won’t need many tune-ups to help it to compete with the best. Bugatti Veyron Super Sport 2011 (S2) Performance Class & Rating: S2 / 913 – Speed: 9.9 – Handling: 7.9 – Acceleration: 10.0 – Launch: 5.9 – Braking: 8.6 – Offroad: 4.9 – The gorgeous-looking Bugatti Veyron Super Sport is a nice mid-point if you quite haven’t earned the Credits for the Koenigsegg One, with a near-perfect Speed of 9.9. It pales in comparison for Handling and Breaking, sure, but its 10.0 for Acceleration ensures it’ll still be able to keep up when it counts. Koenigsegg Jesko 2020 (S2) Performance Class & Rating: S2 / 971 – Speed: 10 – Handling: 10 – Acceleration: 6.9 – Launch: 7.4 – Braking: 9.0 – Offroad: 4.4 – The Koenigsegg Jesko is an absolute must for those looking to practically fly throughout Mexico, with an impressive 10 in Speed, Handling, and a reliable 9.0 for Braking stats. What’s the fastest car in Forza Horizon 5? Based on accumulative performance stats, the Koenigsegg Jesko of the S2 class appears to be the fastest. While both the Jesko and the Koenigsegg One is a 10 in terms of Speed, the Jesko beats it to the finish line with a 10 in Handling, too. A fantastic alternative would be Rimac Concept Two 2019. While it only hits a 7.5 for Handling, it’s got almost perfect Launch and Acceleration stats, allowing it to take off much quicker and reach those top speeds in a flash. Read More: How to change the radio station in FH5 – This is purely based on in-game stats, though, not on potential customization and tunings. For example, you may be able to upgrade your Aston Martin Valhalla Concept Car to perform at a higher level when utilizing the right parts. So, there you have it – everything you need to know about Forza Horizon 5’s fastest cars. 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Fastest cars in Forza Horizon 4: Ferrari, Bugatti, more Playground GamesZooming around the gorgeous world that is Forza Horizon 4 is one of the best feelings in gaming, and there’s some cars within the game that’s going to get you to destinations a lot faster than others. While fans are patiently waiting for the release of Forza Horizon 5, there’s still some amazing content within Horizon 4 for players to dive into. From racing with friends to just simply cruising around the map, a lot of fun can be had to this day. But, if you’re simply looking to drive fast and hit the long highways within the game, then you’re going to want to take one of the fastest cars in the game. We’re going to run over the fastest cars in the game, along with the top speeds players have recorded with them before they tune them. Fastest cars in Forza Horizon 4 While there’s currently over 400 cars within Horizon 4, thanks to all of the DLC available to players. There’re some cars that will go lighting fast down the road, and you’ll soon experience some of the top speeds within the game. Read More: Forza Horizon 5 cars list confirmed – Below are the ten fastest cars within the game, ranked in order of their top speed players have reached with them. Keep in mind, that you’ll be able to exceed the top speeds we have listed, simply due to the number of modifications the game allows players to do. All of these cars are going to provide crazy speeds while driving around some of the long stretches of roads within the game. As well, they all feature some superspeed acceleration, as you’ll quickly be able to exceed 100-200 MPH in the blink of an eye.

E3 2021: Forza Horizon 5 Mexico map confirmed with November launch MicrosoftAs is tradition, Microsoft’s Xbox Games Showcase revealed a new Forza Horizon 5 trailer and a release date during their E3 press conference. A new Forza trailer revealed at E3 2021, confirming a number of vehicles featuring in the game. – Release date confirmed for November 9, 2021. – Forza Horizon 5 will be available on Xbox Series X|S consoles and PC. – The last we heard about the eighth game in the series was July 2020, and even that was a brief overview of what to expect – 59 seconds to be exact. It was essentially showing off its graphical capabilities on what was, at that time, next-gen consoles. Since buying Xbox Series X|S systems, fans have been left to just play Forza games from previous generations and sniff around for Forza Horizon 5 leaks, making this one of the most highly anticipated Xbox events in some time. And Phil Spencer’s team delivered. Almost a year on from its announcement trailer, Forza Horizon 5 was given a beautiful trailer at E3 2021. Sit back, relax, and watch this… Forza Horizon 5 screenshots Looking for some Forza Horizon screenshots? We’ve got you covered. Forza Horizon 5 Mexico map confirmed One of the biggest pieces of news from E3 2021 was the setting of the next Forza game, Mexico. They noted during a walkthrough of some of the locations that the new map is going to be the largest ever in Forza history. It will offer unique biomes such as jungles, desserts and even have mountains which they have claimed will have the highest point in any Forza game. Forza Horizon 5 features During the Xbox show, Microsoft Studios confirmed there will once again be a battle royale mode in Forza Horizon 5. Not only that, there’s a new volumetric lighting system to improve graphics – something new to Xbox Series X|S. Pinata Pop minigame will also be available to play, where players are tasked with popping as many as possible while driving. The Events Lab will allow you to customize everything as well, from the race to the settings, to the fundamental rules of the game. The next Forza game releases on November 9, available on Xbox consoles and PC with cross-play. It will also be on the Game Pass from launch.

Does Forza Motorsport have VR support? Turn 10Forza Motorsport is a breathtaking game that takes racing to the next level. Here is a guide on whether it has VR support or not. Forza Motorsport is a brand new competitive take on the franchise. In this game, the developers have introduced circuit racing and have left the casual aspects on the sidelines. Nevertheless, it is a racing game which means VR is bound to provide an immersive experience. Therefore, it is natural that players want to know whether Forza Motorsport has VR support or not. Here is what you need to know about VR support in Forza Motorsport. Is there a VR support in Forza Motorsport? No, Forza Motorsport does not have VR support. This was confirmed by the developers during a live QA. In fact, they also cleared the fact that there are no plans to bring VR on Forza Motorsport either. This might make a few fans unhappy, but it seems like the developers have decided to drop it for now. However, the reason behind this might be related to Xbox is not very fond of VR as a feature. The console does not have its own VR device either, which means that a game like Forza Motorsport do not feature it. In any case, a racing game with VR does look quite good. In fact, it would have provided an aspect of thrill and realism. It looks like, for the time being, players need to stick to normal racing and hope that Xbox decides to start working on dedicated VR support in the coming days. This concludes our guide for VR support in Forza Motorsport. If you found it informative, do not forget to check out some of our other guides at Dexerto. Forza Motorsport full car list | Forza Motorsport full track list | Forza Motorsport Car Leveling guide | Forza Motorsport VIP membership | Does Forza Motorsport have qualifying? | All Forza Motorsport steering wheels: Logitech, Thrustmaster, more | PC requirements – Minimum & recommended specs | Forza Motorsport: Builders Cup explained | Forza Motorsport multiplayer explained

Does Forza Motorsport have qualifying? Forza players have not been able to qualify in any of the franchise’s 13 entries making it one of the biggest missing features. Given this, many fans are wondering if the new Forza Motorsport reboot has qualifying at last or if the wait will continue. The new Forza Motorsport game marks the first entry in the main series since 2017. With such a long break between titles, fans have high expectations and are hoping Forza Motorsport addresses some of the franchise’s most notable omissions. Amongst those missing features is qualifying which has not been a core feature of any Forza game since the franchise debuted in 2005. Meanwhile, most of its competitors like F1, Gran Turismo, and Asseto Corsa offer the ability to qualify. With expectations as high as ever many are hoping this is the entry that changes this and finally adds one of the most important aspects of racing. Can you qualify in Forza Motorsport? Forza Motorsport has qualifying but only in its Featured Multiplayer series where players are required to qualify to decide their starting position ahead of the race. The duration of Qualifying is dependent on when you join an active event. If you join early it can last over 20 minutes giving you plenty of time to practice beforehand. However, joining late could see you have just a few minutes to qualify instead. There is no qualifying in The Builders Cup, Forza’s single-player career mode. Instead, your starting position is manually selected with you earning more credits the further back you start. Equally, it is not currently possible to allow qualifying in Private Multiplayer as the revamped race weekend format is not present. It is only possible to determine grid order by PI, best lap in previous race, and random. That’s everything you need to know about qualifying in Forza Motorsport. For more information on Microsoft’s new racing game check out some of our other content. Forza Motorsport full cars list | Is Forza Motorsport coming to Xbox Game Pass? | Early access: Release dates & how to play early | All Forza Motorsport steering wheels: Logitech, Thrustmaster, more | PC requirements – Minimum & recommended specs | All free rewards in Forza Motorsport | Will Forza Motorsport release on Steam?

Does Forza Motorsport have microtransactions? Turn 10 StudiosForza Motorsport has just driven onto Xbox Series S/X and PC but before you get behind the wheel of the latest racing sim, you may want to know if the game has microtransactions. Here’s everything we know about whether or not you’ll have to spend any extra cash while playing Forza Motorsport. The long-awaited Forza Motorsport has finally arrived and there’s plenty of exciting content for racing fans to enjoy. From an expansive roster of cars to drive, tracks to explore, and a variety of modes to play including multiplayer and career mode. Fans who are eager to start driving in the game may want to know if Forza Motorsport features microtransactions, especially as in-game currencies are included, and the best-performing cars cost a lot of Credits. So, here’s everything you need to know about microtransactions in Forza Motorsport. Does Forza Motorsport have microtransactions? No, Forza Motorsport does not feature any microtransactions. This is good news as it means players can acquire large amounts of the currency simply by playing the game. Credits and Car Points in Forza Motorsport can be used to purchase and upgrade cars. Thanks to the lack of microtransactions, you’ll be able to add even the most expensive vehicles to your collection as long as you sink enough time into the game. Car Points and Credits can be earned in most of the modes featured in Forza Motorsport, from the more competitive online races to the relaxed practices so don’t worry you’ll be gaining in-game currency no matter what you’re doing in the game! That’s everything you need to know about microtransactions in Forza Motorsport! For more content on the game, check out our guides below: Forza Motorsport Car Leveling guide | Forza Motorsport VIP membership | Does Forza Motorsport have qualifying? | All Forza Motorsport steering wheels: Logitech, Thrustmaster, more | PC requirements – Minimum & recommended specs | Forza Motorsport: Builders Cup explained | Forza Motorsport multiplayer explained

Crazy Forza Horizon 5 launch glitch turns some cars into rockets Playground GamesA new bug in Forza Horizon 5 is allowing players to take things off the racetrack and into the stratosphere by launching their cars into the air like a rocket. While the main attraction of the Forza Horizon franchise is the unparalleled open-world racing experience, some drivers have been getting a taste of a completely different style of transportation in the game as of late. A newly discovered bug has players testing the limits of what their cars can handle when soaring like an airplane through the skies of Mexico. While this kind of flight makes for a shaky landing, the things being achieved in the air are impressive in their own right. Forza Horizon 5 launch glitch sends cars sky-high In order to make the glitch work, you’ll need to be using either the 2017 Ford “Brocky” or the Sierra Cars RX3. When driving off any ramped surface, turn so that only two wheels make contact with the ground and immediately pause the game. This will cause the car’s suspension to compress, and when the game resumes, that compression will release and send the car high into the air. Installing advanced tuning to either car will also have a dramatic effect on how far the launch will take you, but that’s not the only thing that helps. One user noted that leaving the game paused for an extended period of time also increases the distance: “It seems that the longer you pause the further it launches you. At least that’s my conclusion from testing I’ve done.” Another commenter was disappointed with the state of the game, suggesting that something like this should have been taken care of before release: “Hahaha, can’t believe I pre-ordered this game on reflection, looks hilarious though good find!” While a problem like this is likely to get patched pretty quickly in FH5, there are other games that have a problem keeping their cars on the ground that could scratch the same itch when this gets removed.

Crazy Forza Horizon 5 glitch is turning cars into uncontrollable lowriders Playground GamesA Forza Horizon 5 glitch lets players get a peek of how vehicles would look as a lowrider and the bug can even be spammed to break cars out of the garage. There are dozens of ways to customize your car in FH5 but not many that lower the vehicle to the ground. That could be why some people are appreciating the bug that looks as if they’ve equipped air suspensions to give it a lower profile. Horizon 5 has been lauded for the incredible amount of freedom it gives to its players, which could be why some players are now asking for the glitch to be a full-fledged feature. Though it might be a little while before Playground Games gives in to requests, Forza players are having a laugh recreating the glitch for themselves. Forza Horizon 5 lowrider glitch The FH5 bug plays on the pop-in animation for a car when a part gets switched out. When quickly flipping through different suspensions, you’ll start to notice that the car gets inches lower to the ground. Doing this over and over again makes the effect even more apparent and it even makes the car creep forward a little bit. Read more: Forza Horizon 5’s Horizon World Cup update – Redditor ‘KuhMuhOinkQuack’ showed the glitch on a 1956 Ford F-100, motorheads’ longtime favorite pickup to bring down with air suspensions. As the car inches forward, players can even make it bug out of the entire garage to make it freely float above the game’s generic landscape when in Garage mode. Longtime Forza fans were quick to point out that this bug has a long history in the game, as a similar glitch has been known to exist since FH2. A bug like this might be an easy fix for the devs, but it’s also harmless enough to leave it in. With enough time and attention to the bug, hopefully, Playground Games could consider one-day introducing lowrider customization options without having to use a Forza Horizon 5 bug.

Crazy Forza Horizon 4 glitch makes players drive through the ground Reddit: u/gr8b8m8Ir8it8outa8Forza Horizon 4 thrives on its open-world map, with plenty of areas for players to explore. Unfortunately, not all exploration is deliberate, as a number of Redditors have discovered thanks to an unusual bug in the game. Players of Playground Games’ popular open-world racer Forza Horizon 4 are always looking for new areas to explore. With the map being a miniaturized version of England with a number of iconic landmarks replicated in-game, there are numerous hidden areas and discoveries to be made. Not all discoveries are intentional, however. A number of players have been posting to Reddit’s r/Forza and r/ForzaHorizon pages, sharing a reoccurring glitch that forces players underground. Forza Horizon underground map glitch While most glitches and bugs shared to Reddit are one-time events, with so many players reporting the same issue, it seems this is a regular bug encountered on Horizon 4. In every instance we’ve seen, the unusual event occurs after landing a jump, rolling over and/or hitting a ‘solid’ object within the game. In the video below, for example, posted by jmesser794, the player is forced underground by the glitch. Having successfully navigated the rough terrain, the vehicle then hits a bump and rolls over. Initially, it appears there is nothing unusual about this. After all, it is very easy to roll cars in Forza Horizon — but what happens next is very strange indeed. With the car still on its roof, it rolls into a tree, stops completely, and then disappears below the map. Entering the seemingly endless void, the player is able to look up and see the ‘world’ disappearing above them. While this particular video has extra hilarity points thanks to the classical music accompaniment, this Redditor is far from the only one to report this particular glitch. A number of other players have reported similar issues, and it appears to be happening regardless of the season. However, it seems that crashing into a solid object while upside down is the main trigger for the glitch. It remains to be seen whether Playground Games will issue a fix for this in the upcoming Series 29 update. Until then, why not give it a go yourself and see if you can replicate the results above.

Classic wheelie tune is turning Forza Horizon 4 cars into Beyblades Capable_Beyond via RedditA classic trick in Forza Horizon 4 lets players prop their car on two wheels, giving motorists the ability to make them rotate on their bumpers for Beyblade-like topspins. [jwplayer smynPnSq] By tuning your vehicles so that its wide tires catch on the tarmac in Forza, players can get a pretty jarring wheelie that could only be said to experiment with in a video game. It takes a bit of practice, but once you get the hang of it you’ll be doing donuts with only one pair of wheels in no time. Just note, there isn’t much of a practical application to the trick, if at all. But just like racing a Ferrari on the same track as a Volkswagen Golf, Forza is all about making drivers’ wildest dreams come true. To pull off the reverse wheelie, there’s going to be trial and error runs as you redistribute weight to the front of the car while changing everything from the gearing to the differentials in the Tune settings. Reverse Wheelie tune Some of the best cars to perform the Reverse Wheelie are low, lightweight cars like the Volkswagen Golf or the Ford Fiesta that don’t take a lot of power to get them propped off the ground. Make sure to install a 1.6L I4 Turbo Rally engine block in there and a stock Drivetrain while removing any unnecessary aeros like the rear wing or rear bumper. Like mentioned before, you want wide tires. Something that won’t spin off the road but also won’t drag the car. So equip the 225 MM Front tires along with a smaller 185 MM Rear tires that will allow the back to lift. Set drivetrain and ‘platform and handling’ parts to Race attachments, but the Spring and Dampers can be kept to Rally options. As for the car’s Tune, while every car is going to require the slightest adjustments, try to have all the tire pressure in the front. Likewise, turn down the Final Drive gearing to around 2.2, max out the Front springs and empty the Rear springs, the front bump stiffness should be set to 10, the brake balance should slightly skew to the front, and braking force should sit at 150%. Differentials on acceleration and deceleration should be at 100%, then find a drag strip to test out the configurations. Now, to actually pull off the wheelie, it’s all about hitting 0-max while going in reverse. And if you want to do a regular wheelie, just mirror the settings and attachments and you’re off to the races, so to speak.

Can you play Forza Motorsport on Steam Deck? Xbox Game StudiosNot sure if Forza Motorsport is playable on Steam Deck? We’ve got you covered with this guide breaking down if Microsoft’s new hit racing game runs on Valve’s handheld PC. It’s early days but Forza Motorsport has already proven itself to be a technical marvel with its gorgeous ray tracing and spectacular environments. Even if some car models leave a lot to be desired there are certainly more positives than negatives. But with all those shiny visuals there are concerns that the Steam Deck won’t be able to handle it. We’re here to answer whether Forza Motorsport runs on Valve’s handheld PC or if this AAA racing game is better played on more powerful, dedicated hardware. Can Forza Motorsport be played on Steam Deck? The short answer is no, you cannot play Forza Motorsport on Steam Deck. It is not listed as a Steam Deck Verified title meaning there is no official support. Players are reporting that when they try to open up Forza on the Steam Deck it boots into the splash screen and then immediately crashes. Some fans have had luck getting Forza Motorsport to run on Steam Deck with Windows installed. With this setup, Forza hits 30 FPS but suffers from significant frame skips and visual glitches. Given these problems, it’s best to stick to PC and the Xbox Series X/S for the time being. Those wanting to play Forza Motorsport on the go will have to wait until official support is added. That’s everything you need to know about if you can play Forza Motorsport on Steam Deck. Check out some of our other content for more Forza tips: Forza Motorsport full car list | Forza Motorsport full track list | Forza Motorsport Car Leveling guide | Forza Motorsport VIP membership | Does Forza Motorsport have qualifying? | All Forza Motorsport steering wheels: Logitech, Thrustmaster, more | PC requirements – Minimum & recommended specs | Forza Motorsport: Builders Cup explained | Forza Motorsport multiplayer explained

Bizarre Forza Horizon 4 glitch is making cars bounce uncontrollably Reddit: u/mecurt78Forza Horizon 4 continues to dominate the open-world racing genre, but it’s not without its issues. One Redditor has found a glitch in the game that appears to turn the Clio Williams into a pogo stick during a cinematic cutscene. The world of Forza Horizon 4 remains popular, out-ranking any other Forza title for gameplay numbers by a considerable margin. In spite of this, bugs, glitches, and hilarious moments pop up frequently online, with anything from random ‘sinkholes’ in the game to glitches that turn cars into spaceships. One thing you may notice about these glitches is that they mostly happen during gameplay, with players in control of their vehicles. Cinematic cutscene glitches are rare since these animations are pre-determined by the game devs, but they are not impossible. Forza Horizon 4 Clio Williams glitch The glitch in question, posted to R/Forza by Reddit user mecurt78, shows the cutscene before one of the ‘Upgrade Heroes’ missions. In these missions, the player drives a Renault Clio Williams to ‘collect’ a car, which is brought back to the workshop for upgrading and customization. Unusually, however, it is during the cinematic scene that the glitch hits. While the voiceover is still playing correctly, the car behaves in a very… unique way during the scene. The Clio Williams appears to drive through a wall, and then proceed to bounce up-and-down as if it is on a trampoline. As if that wasn’t enough, the car then sits perfectly upright on its rear bumper, before slowly toppling over the wall in a see-saw like motion. From what we can see, this is an isolated incident of a glitch in the cutscene. Ironically, the overdub says “Nervous, me? I’m not nervous” as the car continues to glitch. We’d certainly be nervous if our car was toppling over a stone wall!

Best retro sports cars in Forza Horizon 5, from Jaguar to Porsche Xbox Games StudiosKnowing the best retro sports cars in Forza Horizon 5 could be the difference between losing a race or coming in first. So, make sure you spend your credits on a vehicle that can give you the best chance. Forza Horizon 5 is the first game of the series on Xbox Series X|S’s next-gen graphics, and there’s a ton of new vehicles to drive this year. As one of the most popular titles of 2021, Horizon features the biggest list of manufacturers and models in the series’ history. So, players will want to set their sights on the best cars from the outset. If you’re saving your Forza Horizon 5 tokens for some retro sports car options, these five should definitely be on your radar. Forza Horizon 5 best retro sports cars list Here’s the list of the best retro sports cars to use in Forza Horizon 5: 1993 Jaguar XJ220 – 2005 TVR Sagaris – 2005 Honda NSX R – 1999 Lotus Elise Series 1 Sport 190 – 1993 Porsche 968 Turbo S – 1993 Jaguar XJ220 (A) Speed: 7.7 – Handling: 6.4 – Acceleration: 5.2 – 2005 TVR Sagaris (A) Speed: 6.7 – Handling: 6.2 – Acceleration: 5.3 – 2005 Honda NSX R (B) Speed: 6.4 – Handling: 5.8 – Acceleration: 5.0 – 1999 Lotus Elise Series 1 Sport 190 (A) Speed: 5.3 – Handling: 6.0 – Acceleration: 5.8 – 1993 Porsche 968 Turbo S (A) Speed: 6.2 – Handling: 5.2 – Acceleration: 5.3 – What’s the best drag car in Forza Horizon 5? Based on starting performance stats, the 1993 Jaguar XJ220, definitely appears to be the best-performing retro sports car in Forza Horizon 5. This is purely based on in-game stats, though, not on potential customization. For example, you could very easily be able to upgrade your Honda NSX or Sagaris to perform at the highest level as well. If you’re looking for a different kind of ride, be sure to check out one of our other Forza Horizon 5 guides down below: Fastest drift cars in Forza Horizon 5 | Fastest drag cars in Forza Horizon 5 | Best rally cars in Forza Horizon 5 | Best offroad cars in Forza Horizon 5 | Fastest cars in Forza Horizon 5 | How to get free cars in Forza Horizon 5 | Forza Horizon 5 full car list

Best rally cars in Forza Horizon 5: Hoonigan, Porsche, Mercedes Playground GamesThe lightweight Rally cars in Forza all come with different perks, so it’s crucial to know what fits your style as a racer. We’ve got the best Rally cars in Forza Horizon 5 right here to help you spend your Credits on the ultimate build, from Hoonigan to Porsche and Mercedes. As one of the most highly-anticipated titles this year, Forza Horizon 5 features the biggest list of car models and manufacturers in the series’ history. So, it’s crucial to set your sights on the best Rally cars from the outset to cross the finish line without breaking a sweat. Below, we’ve listed 8 Rally cars to choose from to fit your style and to know what the rest of the competition will likely be working with when you hit the road. Best Rally cars in Forza Horizon 5 The following cars are the best Rally racers currently available in FH5: Porsche #3 917 LH 1970 – Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X GSR ” Welcome Pack” 2008 – Mercedes AMG Hammer Coupe 1987 – Lola #6 Penske Sunoco T70 MKIIIB 1969 – Hoonigan Ford “Hoonicorn” Mustang 1965 – Hoonigan Gymkhana 10 Ford Escort Cosworth Group A 1991 – Hoonigan Ford RS200 Evolution 1986 – Formula Drift #357 Chevrolet Z06 2017 – Ford Racing Puma Forza Edition 1999 – Auto Union Type D 1939 – What’s the best Rally car in Forza Horizon 5? – Porsche #3 917 LH 1970 (S1) Performance Class & Rating: S1 / 856 – Speed: 8.2 – Handling: 5.9 – Acceleration: 7.2 – Launch: 7.1 – Braking: 4.9 – Offroad: 4.0 – Featuring a decently stacked set of stats for Rally races, including an 8.2 in Speed, 7.2 in Acceleration, and 7.1 for Launch, you’ll be able to take off relatively consistently against your competitors in the Porsche #3 917 LH 1970. Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X GSR ” Welcome Pack” 2008 (A) Performance Class & Rating: A / 800 – Speed: 7.1 – Handling 5.8: – Acceleration: 9.2 – Launch: 4.6 – Braking: 4.1 – Offroad: 8.1 – While the Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X GSR may have a lackluster base set of stats when stacked up against the other Rally cars on this list, you’ll find its near-perfect 9.2 in Acceleration absolutely nothing to scoff at. Mercedes AMG Hammer Coupe 1987 (B) Performance Class & Rating: B / 681 – Speed: 7.2 – Handling: 5.5 – Acceleration: 4.2 – Launch: 3.0 – Braking: 3.8 – Offroad: 4.7 – While it’s true that there are much better choices overall, taking the Mercedes AMG Hammer Coupe for a spin is still a middle-ground option, with a more than feasible 7.2 Speed, despite its set of other underwhelming stats. With a tuneup, you’ll be able to take this car even further if it’s one of your favorites. Lola #6 Penske Sunoco T70 MKIIIB 1969 (S1) Performance Class & Rating: S1 / 818 – Speed: 7.1 – Handling: 5.7 – Acceleration: 7.0 – Launch: 7.7 – Braking: 4.8 – Offroad: 4.2 – Speed and acceleration are where the Lola #6 Penske Sunoco T70 MKIIIB finds its ground amongst the competition. For 850,00 Credits, it verges on overpriced, but the performance justifies the cost. With an evenly stacked set of stats where it counts, with Speed at 7.1, Acceleration at 7.0, and the second-highest Launch stat on this list at 7.7, this is definitely one to save up for. Hoonigan Ford “Hoonicorn” Mustang 1965 (S2) Performance Class & Rating: S2 / 951 – Speed: 9.2 – Handling: 6.7 – Acceleration: 10.0 – Launch: 7.4 – Braking: 5.9 – Offroad: 5.5 – If you’re looking for a true speed demon that’ll take you from A to B in an instant, the classic Hoonigan Ford “Hoonicorn” Mustang is a great choice for Rally races, drag races, and is one of the fastest cars in the game overall. At 500,000 Credits, you’re getting way more bang for your buck due to its flexibility across many different race types. Featuring 9.2 in Speed, 10.0 in Acceleration, and a 7.4 in Launch, the Hoonicorn has all you’ll need for those lightning-fast Rally races. Hoonigan Gymkhana 10 Ford Escort Cosworth Group A 1991 Performance Class & Rating: S1 / 864 – Speed: 5.1 – Handling: 5.7 – Acceleration: 9.2 – Launch: 10.0 – Braking: 6.4 – Offroad: 7.2 – Flipping the Hoonicorn’s stats on its head slightly, the Hoonigan Gymkhana approaches things from a slightly different angle – but is still just as viable. With a 9.2 in Acceleration and 10.0 in Launch, it’ll be able to get up towards the front much easier, despite an underwhelming overall top Speed of 5.1. Hoonigan Ford RS200 Evolution 1986 (S2) Performance Class & Rating: S2 / 904 – Speed: 7.6 – Handling: 6.5 – Acceleration: 9.5 – Launch: 5.1 – Braking: 5.3 – Offroad: 8.3 – As another Ford car on this list, the lightweight Hoonigan Ford RS200 Evolution 1986 is a surefire way to ensure yourself a victory. With a deadly 9.5 Acceleration and a warming up 7.6 in Speed, you’ll be able to consistently keep up with the best, coupled with an always-useful 8.3 stat in Offroad for taking things off-track and shock absorbers for more stability overall. Formula Drift #357 Chevrolet Z06 2017 (S1) Performance Class & Rating: S1 / 835 – Speed: 8.9 – Handling: 5.5 – Acceleration: 5.1 – Launch: 5.4 – Braking: 4.9 – Offroad: 4.4 – The Formula Drift #357 Chevrolet Z06 2017 is an absolute must-have if you’re looking to enter Rally races often. If its zippy 8.9 Speed doesn’t convince you, the fact that it’s entirely free just might. While its other set of stats are definitely average before any tunings and upgrades, it’ll get you where you need to go in an instant with the second-highest speed on our list, making this less of an issue overall. Ford Racing Puma Forza Edition 1999 Performance Class & Rating: S1 / 900 – Speed: 5.7 – Handling: 6.3 – Acceleration: 9.4 – Launch: 6.0 – Braking: 5.8 – Offroad: 8.0 – With a show-stopping set of headlights, the Ford Racing Puma Forza Edition 1999 isn’t just a pretty face. Featuring an 8.0 stat for Offroad racing alongside 9.4 in Acceleration, this car is definitely one to take out for a spin if you’ve got access to the VIP Membership Pack. Auto Union Type D 1939 Performance Class & Rating: B / 675 – Speed: 8.4 – Handling: 4.2 – Acceleration: 4.5 – Launch: 3.4 – Braking: 2.7 – Offroad: 4.2 – The Auto Union Type D packs a punch with an 8.4 Speed stat alongside being one of the most unique-looking Rally cars on this list. Its set of other stats may leave a lot to be desired, but with the right tuneups, this car will look and perform like a beast. What’s the best Rally car in Forza Horizon 5? The best-in-class car is the Hoonigan Ford “Hoonicorn” Mustang 1965. The unparalleled Speed stat paired with its generous Handling score makes it the ideal choice amongst Forza Horizon 5’s offerings. Alternatively, the Hoonigan Gymkhana 10 Ford Escort Cosworth Group A 1991 is a great option, featuring a similar set of decently stacked stats as the Hoonicorn, just from a slightly different approach. Read More: Fastest cars in FH5 – Despite these cars helping to ensure that you’ll be able to dominate in Rally races, don’t be put off by choosing something that really appeals to you, even if it’s not on the above list. Utilizing the right tuneups and upgrades for your car of choice can help it to perform well in any of your favorite race or driving styles – so be sure to experiment. Best cars in Forza Horizon 5 While our best Rally cars list will help you to navigate the terrain of Mexico in FH5, make sure to check out our fastest cars lists, alongside all you need to know about the best and fastest drag, drift, offroad, and retro vehicles. So, there you have it – everything you need to know about Forza Horizon 5’s best Rally cars. For more tips and tricks on all things Forza, make sure to check out our guides: How to complete the Wash for 20 seconds | How to fast travel in Forza Horizon 5 | Best retro cars | Barn Finds guide | The Goliath guide | How to get free cars | Is Forza Horizon 5 cross-platform? | How to repair your car | How to change the radio station | Top 5 best liveries | Is Forza Horizon 5 on Xbox Game Pass? | How to change seasons | Fastest drag cars | Fastest drift cars | Fastest cars in FH5 | Best offroad cars | Buying and selling cars guide | How to make money fast: Credits guide | Unlocking the Event Lab

Best offroad cars in Forza Horizon 5, from Jeep Trailcat to Ford Bronco R Xbox Game StudiosKnowing which are the best offroad cars in Forza Horizon 5 can often be the difference between losing a big race or coming in first. So, make sure you spend your Credits on a vehicle that can handle itself in rough terrain. Xbox Game Studios have launched the first Forza Horizon game on Xbox Series X|S with next-gen graphics, and there’s a ton of new vehicles to drive this year. With the biggest list of manufacturers and models in the series‘ history, players will want to set their sights on the best cars from the outset. If you’re saving your Forza Horizon 5 tokens for the best off-roading options in the game, these 9 should be on your wishlist. Forza Horizon 5 best offroad cars list Here’s the list of the best cars for going offroad in Forza Horizon 5: Ford #2069 Bronco R “Welcome Pack” 2020 – Jeep Trailcat 2016 – Local Motors Rally Fighter 2014 – RJ Anderson No. 37 Polaris RZR-Rockstar Energy Pro 2 Truck 2016 – Ford #25 “Brocky” Ultra4 Bronco RTR 2017 – Mercedes-Benz G 65 AMG 2013 – AMG Transport Dynamics M12S Warthog CST 2554 – Deberti F-150 Prerunner 2018 – Ford #11 Rockstar F-150 Trophy Truck 2011 – What’s the best offroad car in Forza Horizon 5? – Ford #2069 Bronco R “Welcome Pack” 2020 (A) Performance Class & Rating: A / 800 – Speed: 6.1 – Handling: 3.9 – Acceleration: 8.8 – Launch: 9.9 – Braking: 5.4 – Offroad: 9.9 – The Ford #2069 Bronco R “Welcome Pack” 2020 is almost an A-class masterpiece, featuring a near-perfect score of 9.9 for Offroad, perfect for blazing a trail of dust behind you as you race towards that finish line or for whenever you want a break from roads. Jeep Trailcat 2016 (A) Performance Class & Rating: A / 744 – Speed: 6.2 – Handling: 3.9 – Acceleration: 5.5 – Launch: 4.1 – Braking: 4.0 – Offroad: 10 – While the Jeep Trailcat packs a punch with a tip-top 10 score for those Offroad trails, it lags behind others on this list due to its set of underwhelming Launch, Braking, and Handling stats. Local Motors Rally Fighter 2014 (A) Performance Class & Rating: A / 716 – Speed: 6.0 – Handling: 3.8 – Acceleration: 4.5 – Launch: 3.6 – Braking: 4.0 – Offroad: 10 – The Rally Fighter might cost a fair few fewer Credits than the Jeep Trailcat while maintaining that 10 Offroad stat, you’ll likely need to tune up the rest of its other stats to ensure that you can race to the finish line without breaking much of a sweat. An underwhelming Launch stat of 3.6 is its most disappointing, but that perfect 10 for Offroad will have you sprinting for the win. RJ Anderson No. 37 Polaris RZR-Rockstar Energy Pro 2 Truck 2016 Performance Class & Rating: A / 776 – Speed: 5.9 – Handling: 3.7 – Acceleration: 4.5 – Launch: 4.2 – Braking: 5.1 – Offroad: 9.9 – With such a long name, the RJ Anderson No. 37 Polaris RZR-Rockstar Energy Pro 2 Truck 2016 had better be a powerhouse at Offroad performance, and at 9.9, it does not disappoint. You’ll need to save up 500,000 Credits, though, and with some upgrades and tuning you’ll be right at home with this truck. Ford #25 “Brocky” Ultra4 Bronco RTR 2017 Performance Class & Rating: A / 748 – Speed: 4.7 – Handling: 4.1 – Acceleration: 6.1 – Launch: 5.2 – Braking: 5.2 – Offroad: 10 – This Ford #25 “Brocky” Ultra4 Bronco RTR 2017 is everything offroad fans will need with a perfect 10 stat, alongside a cool 6.1 in Acceleration. While it has relatively middle-of-the-road Launch and Braking stats, at the same price as the Rockstar Energy Pro 2 Truck, you’re getting a slightly more even stats distribution right out of the gate without tune-ups. Mercedes-Benz G 65 AMG 2013 (B) Performance Class & Rating: B / 639 – Speed: 5.9 – Handling: 3.2 – Acceleration: 6.6 – Launch: 8.0 – Braking: 3.2 – Offroad: 8.0 – Looking for a bit of style alongside those offroad capabilities? Look no further than the Mercedes-Benz G 65 AMG. While its Offroad score of 8.0 might not hold up against some of the others on this list, you’ll be able to still ensure a smooth ride when deciding to take a break from Mexico’s streets. AMG Transport Dynamics M12S Warthog CST 2554 (A) Performance Class & Rating: A / 719 – Speed:4.2 – Handling: 4.1 – Acceleration: 8.6 – Launch: 10 – Braking: 6.7 – Offroad: 10 – If you’ve got a spare 850,000 Credits lying around, you’ll want to pick up the AMG Transport Dynamics M12S Warthog CST 2554. An absolute beast, both visually and in its performance, you’ll Launch right out of a race with a perfect 10 stat for that and its Offroad capabilities. With an Acceleration of 8.6, the second-highest on this list after the Bronco R, it only lags behind with its slow 4.2 Speed and 4.1 Handling. Deberti F-150 Prerunner 2018 (B) Performance Class & Rating: B / 691 – Speed: 5.7 – Handling: 3.6 – Acceleration: 5.4 – Launch: 5.8 – Braking: 4.9 – Offroad: 9.9 – Purely built for steady Offroad performance at a stat of 9.9, you’ll likely struggle when trying to take this one out against the others on this list in a race. But if you’re looking just to shoot the breeze and ride off into the sunset across Mexico’s vast desert, you’ll be right at home with the Deberti F-150 Prerunner 2018. Ford #11 Rockstar F-150 Trophy Truck 2014 (A) Performance Class & Rating: A / 731 – Speed: 5.6 – Handling: 3.3 – Acceleration: 4.6 – Launch: 4.5 – Braking: 4.8 – Offroad: 9.1 – The F-150 Trophy Truck might have the second-lowest Offroad score on this list (9.1) – but it’s still more than capable of handling what you throw at it both off and on the pavement, with its 5.6 Speed score sitting around the mid-point up against its competition here. What’s the best offroad car in Forza Horizon 5? Based on accumulative performance stats, the 2019 Ford #2069 Bronco R “Welcome Pack” is the best when it comes to Offroad racing. It might not have a 10 rating, but its 8.8 Acceleration beats out every other car in the category and almost matches up to the Warthog’s 10.0 in Launch by just a hair at 9.9. Read More: Fastest cars in FH5 – This is purely based on in-game stats, though, not on potential customization. For example, you may be able to upgrade your Jeep Trailcat to be even more of a beast than the Bronco. Best cars in Forza Horizon 5 While our offroad best cars list will help you to navigate the terrain of Mexico in FH5, make sure to check out our fastest cars list, alongside all you need to know about the best and fastest drag, drift, rally, and retro vehicles. So, there you have it – everything you need to know about Forza Horizon 5’s best offroad cars. For more tips and tricks on all things Forza, make sure to check out our guides: How to complete the Wash for 20 seconds | How to fast travel in Forza Horizon 5 | Best retro cars | Barn Finds guide | The Goliath guide | How to get free cars | Is Forza Horizon 5 cross-platform? | How to repair your car | How to change the radio station | Top 5 best liveries | Is Forza Horizon 5 on Xbox Game Pass? | How to change seasons | Fastest drag cars | Fastest drift cars | Fastest rally cars | Best offroad cars | Buying and selling cars guide | How to make money fast: Credits guide | Unlocking the Event Lab

Best Forza Motorsport PC settings for FPS, graphics, visibility, more Racing games offer some of the most impressive visuals and Forza Motorsport is no exception. To get the most out of its fantastic graphics you’ll need the right settings and we’ve got you covered. These are the best Forza Motorsport PC settings to maximize FPS, graphics & visibility. For the most part, Forza Motorsport has proven itself already to be a solid PC port providing respectable performance across a wide range of suitable hardware. Although the locked frame rate in multiplayer hasn’t been received well. Equally, some users have reported that performance can dip with weaker processors with the racing game being CPU-heavy. Even so, With the right settings, it’s not too difficult to get Forza running well and have the best racing experience possible. With that said here are our recommended PC settings to get the most out of Forza Motorsport. Forza Motorsport PC system requirements These are the minimum and recommended PC system requirements for Forza Motorsport as revealed by developer Turn 10 Studios: Forza Motorsport best settings on PC – Display settings The following display settings are the recommended choices for players using hardware comparable to or greater than Forza Motorsport’s recommended specs: Basic Video AMD FSR 2.0: Performance Mode – Nvidia DLSS: Ultra Quality (DLAA) if 1080p OR Quality if 1440p+ – Advanced Video Dynamic render quality: High – Performance target: Unlocked – Resolution scale: 100% – Anisotropic filtering: 16x – Raytracing quality: Off for performance OR Car reflections + RTAO for visual fidelity – RTAO Quality: Low – Shadow quality: High – Cubemap reflection quality: Low – Car model quality: High – Car livery quality: High – Windshield reflection quality: High – Mirror quality: Medium – Track texture quality: High – Particle effects quality: Medium – Motion blue quality: Personal preference – Lens flare quality: Personal preference – Forza Motorsport settings for low-end systems While the above options are great for mid to high-end PCs they may not provide the desired performance on weaker machines. For players using older hardware, these are the best display settings: Basic Video AMD FSR 2.0: Performance Mode – Nvidia DLSS: Ultra Quality (DLAA) if 1080p OR Quality if 1440p+ – Advanced Video Dynamic render quality: Medium – Performance target: Unlocked or 60 FPS if necessary – Resolution scale: 100% – Anisotropic filtering: 8x – Raytracing quality: Off – RTAO Quality: Low – Shadow quality: Medium – Cubemap reflection quality: Low – Car model quality: Medium – Car livery quality: High – Windshield reflection quality: Medium – Mirror quality: Medium – Track texture quality: Medium – Particle effects quality: Low – Motion blue quality: Personal preference – Lens flare quality: Personal preference – Forza Motorsport full car list | Forza Motorsport full track list | Forza Motorsport Car Leveling guide | Forza Motorsport VIP membership | Does Forza Motorsport have qualifying? | All Forza Motorsport steering wheels: Logitech, Thrustmaster, more | PC requirements – Minimum & recommended specs | Forza Motorsport: Builders Cup explained | Forza Motorsport multiplayer explained

Best Forza Horizon 5 steering wheels to play with right now MicrosoftPlaying Forza Horizon 5 with a controller won’t be for everyone, so we’ve rounded up the best steering wheels to play the game with – as well as a general list of compatible devices. The Forza Horizon series returns with another high-powered installment into the series. This time the game brings you to the open roads of Mexico to race your friends and rival drivers. When it comes to playing the game, many fans may agree that your favorite controller is your best bet. However, others choose to raise the difficulty a bit by playing the game with a realistic steering wheel. Best Forza Horizon 5 steering wheels For this list, we’re going to showcase the newest model available by each company. However, this doesn’t mean that older wheels are not supported — these will be listed below. Logitech G29 (PC only) and G920 (PC and Xbox) The Logitech G29 and G920 are very similar wheels at almost identical price points. However, the G29 is compatible with the PC and Playstation as the G920 is for the PC and Xbox. While Forza Horizon 5 is not available for the PlayStation, you can still use the wheel for the PC version. Read More: How to buy & sell cars in Forza Horizon 5 – Both devices are gear-driven with roughly 10.5-inch diameter, leather-wrapped wheels. These come in at a lower cost than most other options, sitting at roughly $250 on Amazon for the steering wheel and pedal setup, with the optional matching shifter coming in at just over $50 extra. Logitech Momo (PC) The Logitech Momo offers six fully customizable buttons on the wheel face, with built-in presets for most of your favorite games. Coming in at a similar price point to the G29 and G920, fans of this wheel sacrifice the clutch pedal for a more comfortable design and a slightly bigger diameter wheel. Thrustmaster T150 (PC) Just like the Logitech G29, the T150 is compatible with the PC version of Forza Horizon 5. While it comes stock with plastic pedals, the wheel is belt-driven instead of gear-driven to provide a smoother, more realistic force feedback. This budget offering from Thrustmaster comes in at about $200 on Amazon. Thrustmaster TX The Thrustmaster TX series wheel is on the high end of the company offering, coming in with a price of almost $600. While that’s pretty costly compared to others listed, it offers an upgraded force-feedback system, a hand-stitched and leather-wrapped wheel. Not to mention the upgraded T3PA pedal set that is full metal, weighted, and provides a clutch. Fanatec Clubsport v2.5 If you’re looking to fully immerse yourself into a built sim-racing rig, or you just have a ton of money to spend, the Fanatec Clubsport v2.5 is for you. Coming in at $549 for just the motor for the wheel, you’re looking at anywhere from $200 to $700 more for the wheel itself. While they do provide high quality for the value, many players will get by just fine with one of the above options from Thrustmaster or Logitech. Which wheels does Forza Horizon 5 support? The five wheels we list above aren’t the only devices supported by the game. Thanks to the Forza help page, we have a full list of wheels supported on Forza Horizon 5. Logitech Driving Force (PC only) – G25 (PC only) – G27 (PC only) – G29 (PC only) – G920 (PC & Xbox) – G923 (PC & Xbox) – G923 PS (PC only) – Momo (PC only) – Thrustmaster Ferrari 458 Spider (Xbox and PC) – T150 RS (PC only) – T248 (PC & Xbox) – T248 PS (PC only) – T300 RS (PC only) – T500 RS (PC only) – TMX (PC and Xbox) – T-GT (PC only) – TS-XW (PC and Xbox) – TS-PC (PC only) – TX (PC and Xbox) 458 Edition – Leather Edition – 599XX – F1 – GTE – – Hori Hori Overdrive (PC & Xbox) – Hori Force Feedback (PC & Xbox) – Forza Horizon 5 also supports Multi-USB functions. This allows you to use multiple devices that are plugged into multiple USB ports on your computer to control the game. You will need to create a custom wheel profile if you are using multiple devices, or if you have their devices plugged into separate USB ports. The game won’t automatically map them unless they are directly connected. How to connect your Forza Horizon 5 wheel Mount your wheel to a surface that allows you to use it comfortably. – Install the software for the wheel. Logitech and Thrustmaster require the software to run in order for the game to detect your device. – Connect all the cables. Most wheels have a connection between the pedals and wheel, dedicated power, and a USB connection. – Change your input in-game via the settings menu. – Enjoy playing Forza Horizon 5 with your steering wheel! – Now that we’ve helped you with a list of wheels supported by Forza Horizon 5, you can check out the rest of our guides to find out more about the game.

All new cars coming to Forza Horizon 5 Hot Wheels expansion Playground GamesCurious what new cars are coming to Forza Horizon 5’s upcoming Hot Wheels expansion? Here’s everything we know about the cars coming to the popular racing game this July. Forza Horizon 5 was one of the top games of 2021 with its November 5 release, and it’s set to show off its fun side with the upcoming Hot Wheels DLC, set to release on July 19, 2022. With Forza Motorsport not releasing until Spring 2023, the DLC will hold over fans as they race around the famous orange tracks with the company’s off-the-wall car designs. But, what cars are coming to Forza Horizon 5 with the Hot Wheels-focused DLC? Here’s everything we know. All new cars coming to Forza Horizon 5 Hot Wheels expansion Thanks to the Official Forza blog, here is the list of cars coming to FH5 in the July Hot Wheels expansion. All the cars in this list are noted to be new to Forza, meaning they will release in Horizon 5 for the first time. Players who own the Premium Add-ons bundle, the Expansions bundle, or the Premium edition of the game will be able to access the DLC on day one of launch. Here are the new cars coming to Forza Horizon 5 thanks to the Hot Wheels DLC: 2018 Chevrolet Hot Wheels COPO Camaro – 2012 Hot Wheels Bad to the Blade – 2013 Hot Wheels Baja Bone Shaker – 2000 Hot Wheels Deora II – 2021 Hennessey Venom F5 – 2019 Brabham BT62 – 2006 Mosler MT900 GT3 – 2020 SIERRA Cars #23 Yokohama ALPHA – 2018 SUBARU WRX STI ARX Supercar – 2019 Italdesign DaVinci Concept – The blog post also mentions that there are cars displayed in the trailer that will be made available through the Series 9 festival playlist. Those include: 2012 Hot Wheels Rip Rod – 1957 Hot Wheels Nash Metropolitan Custom – 1949 Hot Wheels Ford F-5 Dually Custom Hot Rod – 2005 Hot Wheels Ford Mustang – and more! – If you’re looking to launch down the iconic orange tracks as soon as the DLC launches, head over to the Xbox Store to check out the Premium Add-ons bundle. Otherwise, you can head over to check out the latest news on Forza Motorsport.

All new cars coming in Forza Horizon 5 Series 2 & Series 3 MicrosoftForza Horizon 5 players should prepare themselves as 24 new cars are arriving in Series 2 and Series 3, with eight of those available exclusively through the Car Pass. This December, Playground Games revealed a whole new fleet of vehicles that will be landing on the Mexico map, available to purchase or claim. Included in Horizon 5’s holiday content refresh will be a Secret Santa feature, allowing players to unlock a free car – a 1965 Peel P50. Details of both Series events were revealed during a one-hour update on YouTube, as developers ran through what to expect in the coming weeks and months of Horizon 5. Series 2 has dropped already in-game, bringing lots of changes that can be seen in the menus, but we’ve rounded everything up in one place for you. New cars list: Forza Horizon 5 Series 2 & 3 The following 24 cars will be added to Forza Horizon 5 from Series 2 through Series 3: 1939 Maserati 8CTF – 1962 Peel P50 – 1965 Peel Trident – 1966 Jaguar XJ13 – 1971 Ford Mustang Mach 1 – 1973 Lamborghini Espada 400 GT – 1989 Lotus Carlton – 1993 Jaguar XJ220S TWR – 2002 Ferrari 575M Maranello – 2003 Toyota Celica SS-I – 2011 Ferrari 599 GTO – 2012 Lamborghini Aventador J – 2012 Lamborghini Gallardo Spyder Performante LP570-4 – 2013 Donkervoort D8 GTO – 2014 Toyota Hilux Arctic Trucks AT38 – 2015 Jaguar XKR-S – 2016 Toyota Land Cruiser Arctic Trucks AT37 – 2016 Zenvo TS1 – 2017 Ferrari J50 – 2018 Audi TT RS – 2018 Ferrari FXX-K Evo – 2019 Ferrari Monza SP2 – 2019 Lamborghini Aventador SVJ – 2020 Lamborghini Huracán Evo – When does Forza Horizon 5 Series 3 start? With Series 2 dropping in early December 2021, it is expected that Forza Horizon 5 Series 3 will start up in Spring 2022. Now that we have some early patch notes for the upcoming season, all eyes will turn to Series 2 to see which vehicles are available now and the others that members of the community will have to wait a little longer for. For more Forza Horizon 5 updates, head over to our news page.

All Forza Motorsport tracks: Full confirmed list Turn 10 StudiosForza Motorsport has finally been released and the game features a number of exciting tracks to drive around. So, here’s a full rundown of every available track in the game. After a lot of anticipation, Forza Motorsport has just arrived for Xbox Series S/X and PC. This latest installment in the beloved racing sim franchise places an emphasis on the competitive side of the sport, compared to the casual driving of previous titles. Of course with competitive races, drivers will need some great tracks to speed around and there’s an extensive list of them featured in Forza Motorsport. Thanks to the game‘s powerful engine, each track features some stunning terrain and photorealistic environments to enjoy as well. So, here are all the tracks you can expect to drive around in Forza Motorsport. Every confirmed Forza Motorsport track There are 20 tracks locked in for Forza Motorsport buyers and a few of them are first-time-ever debutants in the illustrious racing franchise. Some undisputed racing icons are included such as Japan’s Suzuka Circuit, along with Germany’s gruelling Nürburgring. Here’s every available track in Forza Motorsport: Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya (3 layouts) – Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps – Eaglerock Speedway (3 layouts) – Grand Oak Raceway (3 layouts) – Hakone Circuit (3 layouts) – Homestead-Miami Speedway (2 layouts) – Indianapolis Motor Speedway (2 layouts) – Kyalami Grand Prix Circuit – Le Mans – Circuit International de la Sarthe (2 layouts) – Lime Rock Park (3 layouts) – Maple Valley (3 layouts) – Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course (2 layouts) – Mugello Circuit (2 layouts) – Nürburgring (2 layouts) – Road America (2 layouts) – Silverstone Circuit (3 layouts) – Suzuka Circuit (2 layouts) – Virginia International Raceway (5 layouts) – Watkins Glen International Speedway (2 layouts) – WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca (2 layouts) – We imagine more tracks will be speeding their way into Forza Motorsport in the future. Once they do, we’ll be sure to update this guide for you. Until then, make sure to check out our other guides for the hot racer: Forza Motorsport Car Leveling guide | Forza Motorsport VIP membership | Does Forza Motorsport have qualifying? | All Forza Motorsport steering wheels: Logitech, Thrustmaster, more | PC requirements – Minimum & recommended specs | Forza Motorsport: Builders Cup explained | Forza Motorsport multiplayer explained

All Forza Motorsport steering wheels: Logitech, Thrustmaster, more DexertoThe latest installment in the Forza franchise, Forza Motorsport has just driven onto consoles and PC and there are a handful of steering wheels you can get behind to play the game. Here are all the compatible steering wheels you can use for Forza Motorsport on Xbox Series S/X and PC. Forza Motorsport has finally arrived and there’s a lot of great content for new and returning fans alike to dive into. There’s an array of exciting cars, a brand new online mode, and some stunningly realistic graphics to enjoy as you’re racing around the tracks. As a racing simulator, plenty of players will want to experience Forza Motorsport with a racing wheel setup rather than a controller, and thankfully there are quite a few compatible steering wheels you can use with the game. Here are all the steering wheels you can play Forza Motorsport with. Forza Motorsport: All compatible steering wheels Thanks to the Forza Support website, we know all the wheels that are compatible with the game. You can check out the full list below: Xbox compatible steering wheels Fanatec Clubsport V1 – Fanatec Clubsport V2 – Fanatec Clubsport V2.5 – Fanatec CSL – Fanatec DD1 – Fanatec DD2 – Fanatec CSL DD – HORI Overdrive – Logitech G920 – Logitech G923 – Logitech Pro DD – Thrustmaster TX 458 – Thrustmaster TX Leather – Thrustmaster TMX – Thrustmaster TMX Pro – Thrustmaster TS-XW – Thrustmaster T128 – Thrustmaster T248 – PC Compatible steering wheels Fanatec ClubSport V1 – Fanatec ClubSport V2 – Fanatec ClubSport V2.5 – Fanatec CSL – Fanatec CSR – Fanatec CSR Elite – Fanatec DD1 – Fanatec DD2 – Fanatec CSL DD – Fanatec GT DD – Logitech Driving Force GT – Logitech Driving Force Pro – Logitech G25 – Logitech G27 – Logitech G29 – Logitech G920 – Logitech G923 – Logitech MOMO – Logitech Pro DD – Moza R9 (CS Wheel) – Moza R9 (GS Wheel) – Thrustmaster RGT – Thrustmaster T100 – Thrustmaster T500 RS – Thrustmaster TX 458 – Thrustmaster TX Leather – Thrustmaster T300 Ferrari – Thrustmaster T300 Ferrari GTE – Thrustmaster T300 Ferrari Int – Thrustmaster T300 RS – Thrustmaster T300 RS GT – Thrustmaster 458 Spider – Thrustmaster T150 – Thrustmaster T150 Pro – Thrustmaster TMX – Thrustmaster TMX Pro – Thrustmaster TS-PC Racer – Thrustmaster TS-XW – Thrustmaster T128 – Thrustmaster T248 – Thrustmaster T818 – There you have it, all of the wheels that are compatible with Forza Motorsport on Xbox and PC. Those looking to buy a wheel for the first time should keep it locked to Dexerto as we review and recommend some of the most popular options — including the Logitech G920. For even more Forza content, check out our guides below: Forza Motorsport full track list | Forza Motorsport Car Leveling guide | Forza Motorsport VIP membership | Does Forza Motorsport have qualifying? | PC requirements – Minimum & recommended specs | Forza Motorsport: Builders Cup explained | Forza Motorsport multiplayer explained

All Forza Motorsport Achievements for Xbox & PC Turn 10 StudiosMicrosoft’s marquee racing title is back, and Forza Motorsport offers an impressive Achievements list to help those who want to add to their ever-growing Gamerscore. It’s always a special time when a new title in the mainline Forza franchise is released as it’s a proper test of where racing games are. Turn 10’s beast Forza Motorsport is screeching along with furious momentum. Serving as a true rival to Gran Turismo 7, Forza Motorsport is looking to turn it up a gear and is doing so with Achievements galore. While they aren’t for everyone, Achievements provide extra value, additional playtime, and round-out games for many. If it is your type of deal or you’re looking to start your Achievement journey, then read on for the entire Forza Motorsport list. How many Achievements are in Forza Motorsport? Forza Motorsport has a total of 57 Achievements for players to earn with a total of 1,000 Gamerscore being up for grabs. The typical amount of Achievements for a Forza game usually falls in the 30 to 40 range so this installment offers a sizable jump over its predecessors. While most are easy enough to get a few will require some serious grinding making this by no means the easiest game to 100%. Forza Motorsport: All Achievements These are all the achievements available in Forza Motorsport plus how much Gamerscore each rewards: Welcome to Forza: Complete your first race (10) – On the House: Receive your first gift car (10) – Make it Yours: Buy your first car (10) – Express Yourself: Change your Driver Suit (5) – My First Art Show: Share one of your Designs (10) – Influencer: Earn 10,000 credits from the community using your Design (30) – Race Engineer: Share one of your Tunes (10) – Setting the Standard: Earn 10,000 credits from the community using your Tune (30) – Paparazzi: Share a Photo (10) – Highlight Reel: Share a Replay (10) – Welcome to Builders Cup: Complete the Builders Cup Intro Series (10) – Built Not Bought: Complete 1 Series in Career Mode (10) – Just Getting Started: Complete 1 Tour in Career Mode (15) – Journeyman Builder: Complete 2 Tours in Career Mode (15) – Pro Builder: Complete 3 Tours in Career Mode (25) – Legendary Builder: Complete 4 Tours in Career Mode (20) – It’s not the car…: Finish in top three of a series with a stock car in Builders Cup (30) – Getting Familiar: Reach Car Level 25 in any car (10) – Pride and Joy: Reach Car Level 50 in any car (15) – Brand Ambassador: Reach max brand discount by owning 5 level 50 cars from a manufacturer (30) – Aficionado: Reach Car Level 50 in 10 cars (30) – Garage Royalty: Reach Car Level 50 in 30 cars (50) – Tinkerer: Make an upgrade to any car (10) – Body Builder: Apply a Wide Body conversion to any car (15) – Heart Transplant: Swap an engine in any car (15) – In the Big Leagues: Complete your first Featured Multiplayer Event (10) – Clean Driving: Complete a clean Qualifying lap in Featured Multiplayer (15) – Safety Star: Hold an S Safety Rating across 5 consecutive Featured Multiplayer events (20) – Safety Superstar: Hold an S Safety Rating across 10 consecutive Featured Multiplayer events (30) – Pole Position: Post the best Qualifying Lap Time in a Featured Multiplayer event (20) – Podium Prodigy: Earn a spot on the podium in Featured Multiplayer (20) – Rain or Shine: Create and complete a race in the rain in Free Play (10) – Freedom!: Complete a Quick Race in Free Play (10) – Leisure Cruise: Complete a lap at sunset at Spa Francorchamps (10) – Time Traveler: Win a Timed Race in Free Play (10) – New Rival: Post a lap time on any track in Rivals Time Attack (10) – Amateur Rival: Beat 5 Rivals (15) – Enthusiastic Rival: Beat 10 Rivals (20) – Experienced Rival: Beat 20 Rivals (30) – Endurance Legacy: Complete a race in the ’21 Porsche 911 GT3 on the Kyalami Grand Prix Circuit (15) – American Challenger: Complete a race in the ’23 Cadillac Cadillac Racing V-Series.R on the Le Mans Full Circuit (15) – Sightseeing: Complete a race in the ’20 Toyota GR Supra on the Hakone Club Circuit (15) – When in Rome…: Complete a race in the ’20 Ferrari Roma on the Mugello Full Circuit (15) – Free as a Bird: Complete a race in the ’73 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am SD-455 on the Eaglerock Club Circuit (15) – Flying: Maintain a speed of 180mph or higher for 3 seconds (20) – Stiff Competition: Complete 10 races with AI set to the fastest difficulty (25) – Night Owl: Complete 50 laps at night (10) – Rain Meister: Complete 50 laps in the rain (10) – Contender: Complete 100 laps in Multiplayer (20) – Competitor: Complete 300 laps in Multiplayer (30) – Racecraft: Gain at least 12 positions in any Multiplayer race (30) – Self-Improvement: Score a perfect 10 on any Track Segment (20) – Technique: Score a 9 or better on any Track Segment (15) – Excellence: Finish with no penalty with full Forza Race Regulations enabled (20) – Strategist: Change your Fuel and Tire setup for the first time (10) – Running on Fumes: Finish a race with no more than one Fuel Lap left in your car (25) – Well Rounded: Change your tires during a race to use a different tire compound (25) – For more useful Forza Motorsport info check out some of our other content here on Dexerto: Forza Motorsport full car list | Forza Motorsport full track list | Forza Motorsport Car Leveling guide | Forza Motorsport VIP membership | Does Forza Motorsport have qualifying? | All Forza Motorsport steering wheels: Logitech, Thrustmaster, more | PC requirements – Minimum & recommended specs | Forza Motorsport: Builders Cup explained | Forza Motorsport multiplayer explained

5 biggest features we’re excited for in Forza Horizon 5 XboxThe next entry into the beloved Forza racing series is coming later this year, but during E3 2021 we got an ample amount of news around the new game and the content coming from Playground Games! Forza Horizon 5 was announced during the Xbox E3 2021 showcase, and it looks to be the best entry into the beloved franchise when it releases for Xbox and PC users on November 9, 2021. But, with the flurry of news surrounding the game during E3 2021, the developers held a special deep-dive where we got to see some insight into some of the components around the game. During the walkthrough, we learned some pretty interesting snippets around Horizon 5, that make it line to be the best game in the series! 5 big things we learned from E3 2021 With news of the new Forza Horizon game coming later this year, E3 2021 was the perfect time for developer Playground Games to showcase some of the new features coming to Horizon 5. We learned quite a bit from the conference, and here are the best features about Horizon 5 that are unique to it! Mexico will be the biggest setting of any Horizon game The new place of racing in Forza Horizon 5 will be in the beautiful country of Mexico. With multiple regions within the game, Playground Games have noted it will be the largest scaled map for any Horizon game. As well, there are going to be plenty of biomes for players to race around, with a special focus on desserts. Weather will change the map During the gameplay deep-dive on Twitch on June 14, they noted that the weather around Mexico will impact how the map is at all times. During one instance, you may be cruising along the highway, and then all of a sudden you spot a storm brewing on the horizon. Similar to how Battlefield 2042 is going to work, we may see a lot of outcomes with these weather effects, including the volcano they are implementing into the game. Player customization gets an upgrade Also touched on during the deep-dive was more news around how players will be able to customize their driver even more. Now, we will be able to choose our pronouns, more hair and color options, along with prosthetic limbs! Car customization gets fine tuned One of the best aspects of any Forza game is fine-tuning your car to make it a machine on the track. This is getting a much-needed upgrade in Horizon 5, as we will now be changing our brake calibers and other parts they have yet to announce. One aspect we would love to be able to change is the exhaust sound or to even add underglow to our vehicles, a feature Need for Speed Heat has been praised for. Multiple Festivals The Horizon Festival is the story feature within Horizon 4, and while it is amazing at times, players have found it to be lacking at some points. Well, now they have announced that Horizon 5 will feature multiple Festivals for players to partake in, and while they cannot share any more news at the time. We can assume it will be segregated into different car classifications and types, so this is bound to be a massive improvement over Horizon 4! These are our handpicked features about some of the best content coming to Forza Horizon 5, be sure to check out everything you need to know about the game through our coverage here.

11 biomes revealed for Forza Horizon 5’s Mexico map Playground GamesForza Horizon 5 has already announced some promising features such as the dynamic weather within the game, but now, they’ve also detailed some of the many biomes players will be able to explore while in Mexico. The next great racing adventure is going to be releasing later on in 2021, as Forza Horizon 5 was initially revealed during E3 2021, and racing fans worldwide are stoked for the latest iteration of the series. We’ll be able to race around Mexico this Fall, and we’ve had plenty of looks into how the dynamic map is going to work when the game releases. Now, they’ve showcased over ten biomes that players will be able to explore. 11 biomes revealed for Forza Horizon 5 A new Xbox Wire blog post detailed some of the design choices for the 11 revealed biomes within Horizon 5’s Mexico map. and we got some insight on why these biomes were directly chosen for the game. Read More: Forza Horizon 5 cars list confirmed – Players will be able to venture into the following biomes within Horizon 5. Canyon – Tropical Coast – Farmland – Arid Hills – Jungle – Living Desert – Rocky Coast – Sand Desert – Swamp – Urban City of Guanajuato – Volcano – Making up all the biomes, this translates to the map of Forza Horizon 5 rounding out to be around one and a half times the size of Horizon 4’s map, so this is quite the substantial difference this time around. There’s no doubt this is gearing up to be Forza’s most ambitious project yet, and while we know what a large portion of the map is going to look like. We still don’t know a whole lot about the cars that are going to be in the game. As of now, we only have seen around 50 within the game, and Horizon 4 featured 400 So, there’s still a lot we don’t know going to be driveable, but we’re sure this news is going to flow in within the coming months. Be sure to get up to speed with all you need to know regarding Horizon 5 with our hub here.

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Fortnitemares 2020 could be bringing back Zombie Husks with a twist Epic GamesFortnite’s annual Halloween event has evolved over the years though new leaks stemming from the 2020 iteration of Fortnitemares could hint at a return of controversial Zombie Husks. [jwplayer uZppK6qI] Introduced back in 2017, Fortnitemares began as a Save The World event. It soon expanded as the spooky festivities took over the battle royale mode in 2018 as well. It was in this version of the annual event that players were forced to fend off hordes of Zombie Husks. Cubes would spawn around the map as dozens of AI-controlled Husks would charge toward squads. It could often be overwhelming and outright end your run if they’re not taken care of instantly. This led to a rather drastic change in the 2019 event where individual Zombies would spawn at random while looting instead. While certain emotes and various items have already leaked, we now have a new piece of intel on the upcoming Fortnitemares event. Nothing is set in stone though it appears the 2018 threat could be returning in some form. In Fortnite’s 14.30 update, plenty was changed on the surface and under the hood. As new content was added in, Epic Games also made some secret adjustments in preparation for the Halloween-themed event. “A sound for the Zombies cube spawners was changed in 14.30,” prominent dataminer ‘Mang0e’ revealed. While this could be nothing of significance, it would be odd for the developers to make a change like this out of the blue. There’s no telling exactly how these cube spawners will be adjusted, though it seems certain they’ll be back in some form. This means every player will need to be on high alert just like in 2018. You won’t have individual jump scares to worry about this year, but overwhelming swarms of AI could threaten your run. A sound for the zombies cube spawners was changed/updated in 14.30. pic.twitter.com/rVm5uPRoEv — Mang0e (@Mang0e_) October 14, 2020 We won’t have to wait long to see how the annual event evolves this time around. The 2020 iteration of Fortnitemares doesn’t yet have a date locked in. However, things typically kick off in the final week of October. Keep your eyes peeled over the next few days as the frightful update rolls around. In the meantime, be sure to get ahead of the upcoming event with our rundown on everything we know about Fornitemares 2020 so far.

Zack Snyder reveals he is a big Fortnite player and only uses one skin Epic Games / GamescomFilm director Zack Snyder reveals in a Gamescom interview that he became an avid Fortnite fan after initially trying to play the game with his son. Zack Snyder is famous for his illustrious movie career than his association with gaming, whose catalogue ranges from iconic films such as 300, Man of Steel, Justice League, and Army of the Dead. He made an appearance at Gamescom 2023 to promote his upcoming Netflix film Rebel Moon, where he premiered a teaser trailer live to the main event’s broadcast. While participating in various press junkets, he stopped by IGN who carried out an interview with the iconic director to ask about what games he plays. Zack Snyder reveals he took a “deep dive” into Fortnite Snyder surprisingly revealed that he became a huge Fortnite fan after trying to play with his son. Even though he didn’t end up enjoying the game, Snyder went on to play anyway, going as far as saying, “I went down a bad rabbit hole with Fortnite in the sense that I took a pretty deep dive.” He revealed he plays the “no build mode” of Fortnite, where players don’t need to collect resources and build their own structures, which has proven popular with newcomers to the game. After being asked about what skin he uses for his playable character he straight away answers, “I was Mr. Meeseeks from Rick and Morty.” Fortnite collaborations have continued to be well received by its fans, therefore it is no surprise that even world-famous directors such as Zack Snyder want to rock their favorite collab skin. Several characters that he featured in his movies, have made their way into the game in the past such as Superman in Chapter 2 Season 7. With Snyder promoting his new sci-fi movie Rebel Moon at Gamescom and showing his admiration for the Battle Royale game, this has prompted fans to question if we could see a Zack Snyder and Fortnite collaboration- in the future. On the other hand, Epic Games has all gears tuned up to bring Fortnite Chapter 4 Season 4 to their player base on August 25, 2023, with a fresh wave of exciting features.

Zack Snyder would love to make a Fortnite movie Epic GamesRebel Moon director Zack Snyder loves Epic Games’ Fortnite: Battle Royale, so it’s not surprise he’s ready to helm a Fortnite movie. With Rebel Moon’s imminent Netflix release, director Zack Snyder has been making the rounds in interviews talking about the project. Surprisingly, though, he’s also been answering questions about this other passion: Fortnite. Snyder has previously spoken about his love for Fortnite. With press junkets for Rebel Moon in full swing, it was only a matter of time before someone asked the obvious question: would Snyder consider directing a Fortnite movie? Zack Snyder says a Fortnite movie could happen – “Never say never” In an interview with Etalk, Snyder was asked if he’d ever direct a Fortnite movie. Snyder emphatically answered he would love to do the project, revealing he had already tried to get a Rebel Moon tie-in to the game. “Of course!” Snyder said. “I was trying to make Fortnite skins for the movie, as just the most obviously, basic involvement. Fortnite is an amazing world, and it is an amazing distraction for me, but it’s really cool. The alchemy that they’ve created there is really unique. When I started playing it, I thought I knew what it was, and then it was something entirely different.” Zack Snyder’s love for Fortnite is no secret. The acclaimed director behind 300 and Batman v Superman revealed he’s a fan during 2023’s Gamescom event, frequenting the Zero Build mode as Mr. Meeseeks. Still, it may be a pipe dream. Fortnite remains a property that does not currently have a film in development. The game has been almost entirely focused on its video game identity, including multiple new modes that were recently added. That could change at any time, though, especially with the success of recent video game movies like The Super Mario Bros. Movie and Five Nights At Freddy’s, or upcoming video game fare like Minecraft or The Legend of Zelda. Regardless, Snyder seems to feel like a Fortnite movie is always in the realm of possibility. “You definitely don’t know,” he said. “You definitely can never say never. That’s my mantra in this business.” Rebel Moon — Part One: A Child of Fire will premiere on December 22 through Netflix. In the meantime, you can check out more of our Netflix content below: Will there be Firefly Lane Season 3? | Beef Season 2 | Monster Season 2 | Will there be Ginny and Georgia Season 3? | Stranger Things Season 5 | Florida Man Season 2 | Obsession Season 2 | The Sandman Season 2 | The Lincoln Lawyer Season 3 | Heartstopper Season 3 | Virgin River Season 6

YouTuber Puts Together an Awesome Avengers Infinity War-Themed Trailer With Fortnite: Battle Royale Popular YouTuber BasicallyIDoWrk put together a classic trailer utilizing the Fortnite: Battle Royale universe and Replay System for an awesome video. Fortnite: Battle Royale has become a worldwide phenomenon ever since its release in 2017, with millions of users trying their hand at the ‘free-to-play’ game across various platforms. Various celebrities and high-profile individuals have already voiced their love for the game, including the likes of Drake, Logic, Travis Scott, and a collection of others, which has allowed Fortnite to break into the ‘mainstream’ culture. Epic Games, the developer of Fortnite, continue to keep the game fresh by implementing constant updates and patches to bring new content to the title, such as outfits, emotes, and other cosmetic items. However, no announcement was larger than that of the Fortnite X Avengers Limited Time Mode, which featured Thanos, the main villain from the recently released film, as a playable character and generated a massive amount of hype. Following the launch of the LTM, BasicallyIDoWrk, a popular YouTuber with over 3.5 million subscribers, put together an awesome mock trailer for Avengers Infinity War which features cinematic shots, an intense voiceover, and more. As of writing, it is unknown how long the Fortnite X Avengers Limited Time Mode will last in the title, or if it is set to be removed with the next update. More information on the LTM can be found right here.

YouTuber ‘NoahJ456’ Hits Insane Game Winning Trick Shot Snipe While Riding a Guided Missile in Fortnite NoahJ456YouTuber ‘NoahJ456’ continues to display his affection for doing crazy stunts and tricks in Fortnite while rocket riding. The self-proclaimed “rocket ride god” added to his resume on July 31 with an incredible, game-winning trick shot snipe while riding the newly added Guided Missile. The popular YouTuber was playing Fortnite live on his stream when he found himself in an end-game situation near Paradise Palms with only one other player left alive. After shooting down some of the opponent’s cover, he proceeded to launch a Guided Missile and jump on it, leading him to the point where he hit the game-winning snipe. FIRST GAME GETTING A GUIDED ROCKET AND I PULL OFF THIS RIDICULOUS TRICKSHOT OMGGGGGGGGGGG pic.twitter.com/GWFJm3F8zM — NoahJ456 (@NoahJ456) July 31, 2018 The degree of difficulty of NoahJ’s stunt is rather high, considering that he had to hit the snipe while moving laterally away from the opponent at a relatively high speed. Furthermore, the attempt was risky because if he had missed, there is no telling where he would have ended up and what kind of fall damage he would have taken. However, he did not miss, as his snipe hit the enemy player cleanly, with the new slow motion Victory Royale animation kicking in right at the end. Perhaps the best part of the entire video was the reaction at the end; after hitting the shot he could do nothing but yell maniacally and run around in excitement. “OH MY GOD! I am the rocket ride god ladies and gentlemen. You will never see something like that ever again in your life baby. Let’s freaking go!” As mentioned previously, NoahJ is known for his crazy rocket riding stunts in Fortnite; before the Guided Missile had been vaulted, he had managed to travel from one corner of the map to the other by just riding rockets.

YouTuber ‘NickEh30’ Gets Incredible, Game-Winning Kill in Fortnite While Jumping After His Own Jetpack Midair The great thing about Fortnite: Battle Royale, and why it has become such a popular gaming phenomenon, is that it allows players to make incredible, and sometimes even insane, plays. The game’s unique mechanics and items give players the chance to demonstrate their skill in various ways, and sometimes in difficult situations. One such player is popular YouTuber ‘Nick Eh 30,’ who is an avid fan of Fortnite and a participant of the weekly ‘Friday Fortnite’ celebrity tournament. Nick was live-streaming the game on May 23rd when he pulled off an incredible, game-winning kill, using the brand new Jetpack item in the process. Read More: OpTic Gaming’s CouRage Picks Up Another Incredible Impulse Grenade Victory Royale on Fortnite – His description of the clip, which has since gone viral on social media, is all one really needs to fully understand how insane the play actually was. “Dropping my jet-pack from a skybase, jumping after it, picking it up, shotgunning the enemy in the face before even touching the ground—that’s what I’m talking about!” Dropping my jet-pack from a skybase, jumping after it, picking it up, shotgunning the enemy in the face before even touching the ground—that’s what I’m talking about! pic.twitter.com/UknneSXouY — Nick Eh 30 (@NickEh30) May 24, 2018 Perhaps the most remarkable aspect of the entire sequence was his audacity to drop the Jetpack from his skybase and then perfectly retrieve it midair. After getting the final elimination to capture the Victory Royale, Nick let out a yell of jubilation that only a fantastic, game-winning play in Fortnite can inspire.

YouTuber Jacksfilms accuses Fortnite of ‘stealing’ his Deep Dab dance Popular YouTube star John ‘Jacksfilms’ Douglass has accused Epic Games of ‘stealing’ his Deep Dab dance with their newly released emote, but used a genius way to score a profit. Publisher Epic Games have come under fire in the past for cosmetics and dances released in the daily item shop, facing multiple lawsuits from individuals who claimed to have intellectual property rights over such moves. Fresh Prince of Bel Air actor Alfonso Ribeiro (aka Carlton) and rappers 2 Milly and BlocBoy JB have all pursued legal action against the developers over dances they believe were ‘copied’. Despite their lawsuits, it appears Epic have continued to take inspiration for their emotes from popular stars. YouTuber Jackfilms released a video on June 20 titled “Fortnite is literally selling my deep dab” referring an emote that was first seen in the item shop on the same day. After watching the emote in-game, Douglass remarks “That’s me!” highlighting a video that was published on his channel exactly two years ago which is extremely similar to the Fortnite dance. The 30-year-old was bombarded by his fans after the emote was leaked and revealed he received no contact from Epic Games it would be coming to the game. “Epic Games did not contact me, I had no prior knowledge that this was coming to the game,” he said. “Can we just compare the two moves? “They are the same thing. It’s practically motion captured.” Rather than pursue legal action against the developer, Jacksfilms revealed he will instead be creating a support-a-creator code, which allows him to take a percentage of the money generated from item shop purchases. Although the law is not exactly clear, dance steps and routines generally aren’t protected by copyright law, so it seems the American has made the right move to profit from the emote’s inclusion in-game.

YouTuber IShowSpeed breaks desk & sings after stream sniper ruins Fortnite match YouTube/IShowSpeedPopular YouTuber IShowSpeed was so livid after stream snipers kept interfering with his Fortnite match that he broke his desk and started singing a bizarre Ellie Goulding and Miley Cyrus mashup. iShowSpeed has been growing as one of the biggest rising stars on YouTube and infamously found himself banned on Twitch at the end of 2021 after a sexist outburst. With over 5.5 million subscribers on the platform, Speed has made quite a name for himself, but sadly, fame doesn’t come without its fair share of negatives, including stream snipers. During a February 27 broadcast, the streamer found himself battling stream snipers hellbent on ruining his Fortnite match and they set him off right over the edge. IShowSpeed destroys desk and starts singing As the steamer touched down onto the battlefield, he immediately found himself under fire from snipers. “Ya’ll are weird, bro,” he said while taking a duel against a foe. “Stop stream sniping, bro. The hell you doing?” Following this, Speed found himself in a one-on-one in close quarters against an opponent where he ended up losing. This infuriated the YouTuber who began to rain fists down onto his desk, seemingly damaging his equipment. (Segment begins at 1:26:20 for mobile users) What made it even weirder was that immediately after, he began singing Miley Cyrus’ hit ‘Wrecking Ball’ and Ellie Goulding’s ‘Burn’ simultaneously. Luckily, it seems like he was either able to repair his stream or had some spare equipment because he returned the next day. Still, he may want to think twice before he rages on stream, as it gives stream snipers exactly the reaction they were looking for.

Fortnite stream sniper explains how he manages to jump into Ninja’s games To the dismay of streamers and professional players, Fortnite is rife with stream snipers and there isn’t any end in sight. Epic Games have implemented settings like Streamer Mode to stop vulgar usernames popping up on a streamers screen, but it doesn’t stop people getting into games. Stream delays can be implemented but even that doesn’t stop the best of the stream snipers. Now, In a video titled, ‘I stream sniped Ninja to get BANNED in Fortnite..’ ShotGunPlays describes the process of how he stream snipes some of the biggest names in the game. “As he’s queuing as well, I’m in a game and he’s still queuing which probably means I’m not in his game. I back out and keep checking his delay because he could be queuing in like 10 more seconds from now.” He continues to say: “If I instant queue now, I could get into his game. That’s essentially how you do it. I think, at least, because this is what I’ve done and it’s worked for most of my stuff.” Read More: Tfue and Symfuhny discuss their current feelings towards Fortnite, suggest most pro players feel the same – ShotGunPlays warns viewers that they can be banned for stream sniping – and he has been banned on a few accounts, but he was making the video to show how Epic Games’ reporting system ‘sucks.’ “I have to try queuing and calculate the match delay because it is kinda random. I just have to queue, tab over to his stream so I can see if he’s queuing too,” he says. He initially joins the game of a smaller streamer – called Nico – and begins trolling them and attempts to secure an elimination, in turn, revealing his new account name, StremStripeReport, to the streamer. After a small build battle, ShotGunPlays puts himself into a mounted turret and kills the streamer revealing his identity. ShotGunPlays attempts to join a game of Ninja’s but when he does eventually end up in a game with the streamer, he lands in the wrong area – killing his chances of stream sniping him. Read More: There’s an easy way to complete Fortnite’s 30 seconds of airtime challenge He later revealed that he had been reported by a number of people he has stream sniped but it took far longer than he thought it would and that he was banned for ‘teaming,’ without a real stream sniping reason.

Young kid tries to stream snipe Ninja during NYE event and fails miserably Red Bull / Epic GamesTop Twitch streamer Tyler ‘Ninja’ Blevins is often the target of ‘stream sniping’, but these pesky opponents aren’t always successful. During his New Year’s Eve event, streamed live from Times Square, New York, Ninja was being targeted by these ‘stream snipers’ more than usual, with all eyes on him. Stream snipers are players who watch a popular streamer to see where they are in game, and attempt to find them in a match and seek them out, typically to eliminate them. One such player even had the audacity to stream his attempts at targeting Ninja on Twitch – a bannable offense on the platform. Going by the name ‘Boxdy’, the player even had his Twitch username in his in-game name, but since Ninja was playing in ‘streamer mode’, Boxdy’s name would not appear on screen if he eliminated Ninja. However, despite knowing Ninja’s exact location on the map, and using a plane to get there in moments, Ninja’s skill and building ability proved too much for the young player. Ninja had earlier expressed in his stream that he was constantly being targeted by players with ‘Twitch’ in their name, presumably meaning that they too were stream snipers. However, Ninja is now often hesitant to accuse opponents of stream sniping, after he found himself in some controversy by falsely accusing a player and demanding that Epic ban them, despite having no evidence that he had in fact been ‘sniped’.

Young Kid Has a Major Breakdown After Being Caught Spending £200 of Parents’ Money on Fortnite Skins A young kid showed a great deal of remorse after he was caught spending £200 (~$269 USD) of his father’s money on skins and other items in Fortnite: Battle Royale. Although Fortnite is ‘free-to-play’ across platforms such as the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC, and iOS, players have the opportunity to purchase various items through ‘V-Bucks.’ The in-game currency can be used to buy a collection of different skins, outfits, emotes, and much more, with the items being strictly cosmetic to bring a ‘fresh’ feel to the game. Even with its ‘free-to-play’ nature, Fortnite cemented itself as the most successful free console game of all-time after brining in a staggering $223 million across the month of March via in-game purchases. However, some have questioned wether or not in-game purchases within any title have the possibility of being a liability, especially when young children may have their parents’ credit card or bank information linked to an account. A Twitter user by the name of @ashleighjwil was put in that exact situation after her little brother was caught spending £200 (~$269 USD) of their parents’ money on Fortnite skins, leading her to record the entire family encounter. My little brother cleared £200 on my parents bank card on fortnite, wait till the end he won’t be doing that again pic.twitter.com/dm5QPJMlt9 — Ashleigh Wilson (@ashleighjwil) May 13, 2018 The story does end up having a happy ending after all, with Ashleigh later mentioning how the family was able to receive a full refund after their father called the bank, and that her brother was able to keep everything he bought. We got it back, full refund he even got to keep what he bought — Ashleigh Wilson (@ashleighjwil) May 15, 2018

Young Fortnite stars dominate FNCS Season 2 – Final placements Epic GamesThe Fortnite Champions Series duos event for Chapter 2, Season 2 has finally drawn to a close – though the winners from each region aren’t exactly the most recognizable players. The Fortnite Championship Series, or FNCS for short, launched all the way back in season ten – giving players the chance to compete in competitive events like they did in qualifying for the World Cup. However, the mode for the FNCS is kept under wraps until just before it goes live. Previously there had been duos, trios, and squads – with the former its return for Chapter 2, Season 2. With a $5,000,000 prize pool split between the seven different regions, the competition was fierce from the weekly heats all the way up to the finals. FNCS Season 2 Finals PC Winners The finals kicked off on April 17 and were settled on April 19, crowning champions on both PC and console across NA East, NA West, Europe, Brazil, Asia, Oceania, and the Middle East. Thousands of fans tuned in from across the globe and cheered on their favorite players, hoping that they’d be able to grab the top cash prizes, as well as those all-important bragging rights. While some players are recognizable, the biggest names of them all didn’t manage to claim victory. The full list of the PC winners, broken down into each region, are as follows: NA East champions: NRG Zayt -α- & Safaroonie -α- – NA West champions: 100T rehx & NRG EpikWhalerr – Europe champions: MCES Andilexrr & LeStream nayterr – Brazil champions: VKS Pulga & vкs моjак – Asia champions: Ryle of ASF & WR.りむるだぅw – Oceania champions: kquidRNG & Jynх – Middle East champions: kеyboаrd & controІІer – In NA East, World Cup champion Bugha only managed a fifth-place finish while Tfue and Scoped finished outside the top-ten in 16th place. In the highly competitive European section, Stompy and Aqua just missed out on the top three, finishing fourth – while 100 Thieves’ MrSavage came in 12th. Even though those players may not have had success, fans still tuned in for the console side of things too. Running in the same format across the same regions, the result was similar – up-and-coming players taking all the glory. FNCS Season 2 Finals Console Winners The full list of the console winners, broken down into each region, are as follows: NA East champions: Apex Scаr &Spud Lite – NA West champions: Talon zScary & Pαul1x – Europe champions: YT Rz Laizen & YouTube Rz Sloww – Brazil champions: HDG LucxssL2 1st & HDG Andrezin 1st – Asia champions: CloveR7xxx & Kochaxxx – Oceania champions: User-1584916297 & User-1585218009 – Middle East champions: Les Austen & 23 Goofy – With the FNCS Duos event in the rearview mirror, players will be gearing up for whatever big tournament comes next – even though that is a bit unclear right. Until Epic puts something into place, the best they can hope for is to work on their skills in the cash cups, arena, and scrimmages.

Young Fortnite players are heartbroken after losing game with FaZe Cizzorz Getting to play a game of Fortnite with a popular streamer is the dream of many players, but sometimes that dream is cut short, as these young fans found out the hard way. Many Fortnite streamers will frequently play random duos or squads as a way of interacting with unsuspecting fans, making for some hilarious stream moments. FaZe Clan streamer ‘Cizzorz’ was doing just that when he ran into a huge fans that simply couldn’t control himself the whole time. Once he loads into the game, Cizzorz asks his duo partner if he’s there and it’s at that point that the player recognizes who they’re playing with and loses their mind. “Are you the real one? No way!” yells the young fan as the players choose a landing spot. “It’s him! That’s him!!” This goes on for a couple minutes as the reality of the situation sets in on the player and his friends in the room with him. The pair makes it pretty far in the game before eventually the youngster is taken down, leaving Cizzorz to finish out the game on his own. He puts up a valiant effort but is eventually eliminated and the duo comes in fifth place. Immediately after Cizzorz dies, the kids completely lose it, pleading for the moment to not end. They yell variations of “No!” and “Please no!” over and over as Cizzorz thanks them for the time and tells them to have a great day. Clearly unsure of what exactly just happened, Cizzorz stares blankly at the camera as he queues up for the next game. The kids might have been sad for the game to be over, but at least they’ll always be able to say they played with one of the biggest Fortnite streamers on Twitch.

Young Fortnite Player Known for Playing with CouRage Hits 30,000 YouTube Subscribers in a Day CouRage – Twitter, Fortnite – Epic GamesProfessional Fortnite player CouRage helped create one of gaming’s feel good stories of the year with one of the game’s youngest players. OpTic Gaming’s CouRage is known for his impressive Fortnite play and massive Twitch following – but sometimes, another player steals the show. Ten-year-old Connor is often a guest on CouRage’s streams, popping in on games and having hilarious (and adorable) interactions with the top player. While Connor is often part of one of Fortnite’s most viewed streams, he didn’t have an audience of his own. With no social media accounts or streams in his name, Connor was known through Fortnite – and CouRage – only. However, Connor’s anonymity didn’t last for long. CouRage took it upon himself to help the youngster get his own YouTube channel. Within the first twenty-four hours of uploading his very first video, Connor’s channel received over 30,000 subscribers. CouRage created a Tweet detailing the success, stating that he and fellow player Nogla are working with Connor’s father to run the account. “Good story of the day: Connor has made a YouTube channel and uploaded his first video. In under 24 hours, he has over 30,000 subscribers. Super proud of him. Nogla and I plan to help his dad run it all so we can try to help set him up for the future.” “You’ve literally helped this guy have a promising future for the rest of his life. All because you happened to join a duo fill with him. Insane” con 1st vid,” has received over 40,169 views, and features funny clips of his Fortnite exploits with other players. Currently, Connor’s channel has 36K subscribers and counting.

Young Fortnite player asks out girl on stream with amazing result Asking out your crush is never easy, but this 13-year old Fortnite player absolutely knocked it out of the park live on stream. Fortnite has a huge competitive scene but sometimes you just want to hang out with your friends and enjoy some games casually. Doing this is also a great way to meet even more players to play with as you can queue up with a team of randoms if you’d like – and you never know what you’re going to run into. Reddit user and Twitch streamer josuerodriguez23 was matched up with a young boy, believed to be around 13 years old, who was struggling with just how to ask his crush out. The boy, whose in-game name is CrYpTic_Psj, was telling his teammates how nervous he was about asking her out. “We’re just friends but I kinda have, like, have feelings for her,” he said. “She’s gone right now, so don’t tell her anything, ok?” The Twitch streamer agreed to remain tight-lipped but did warn that if he didn’t ever let her know about his feelings, somebody else would. The streamer even revealed he had been rejected twice before. Comment byu/josuerodriguez23 from discussion inFortNiteBR As it turns out, the young kid took this advice to heart and immediately worked up the courage to let her know how he felt as soon as she returned from the bathroom. A lot could have easily gone wrong here, but amazingly, it all turned out fine and he even got the answer he was looking for. “Ashley, I have something to tell,” he said. “So, we’ve been friends for like a while now. So, I was wondering, if, like, cause I have had feelings for you for a while now. Do you wanna date?” She almost immediately says yes, which is when the 13-year-old lets out a victory screech. In an absolutely wild turn of events, the exchange ends with both of them telling each other that they love each other. The streamer had the best seat in the house as the whole incident, that played out for a little over two minutes, ended up being quite the roller coaster of events. It’s a heartwarming display of just how pure young love can be and we hope all the best for the new couple!

You’ll wish Pokémon were in Fortnite after seeing these awesome Pikachu concepts A Fortnite fan on Reddit has got players imagining what it would be like to blast Pikachu with a heavy shotgun after creating some incredible Pokémon concept skins. Reddit user u/doaoahgh shared drawings of Pikachu in a number of different skins from the popular game, and the post has since been upvoted 96%. There is now a wide selection of Pikachu concepts to take a look at, including include Ash Ketchum’s favorite Pokémon dressed in skins such as Wild Card, Ragnarok, Plague, Rex and more. Redditors are loving it, with the current top commenter posting: “Now I need this cross over”. The Reddit user has also been taking requests from people commenting on the post. One person asked for Pikachu in a Tricera Ops skin, and no less than two hours later doaoahgh posted a video showing the new concept. Check out the videos below. And here’s Pikachu in a Fortnite Rex skin. As you can see with the tail in this clip, doaoahgh adapts features of the Pokemon depending on the outfit. It’s highly unlikely that there will ever be a crossover between Pokémon and Fortnite, but it won’t stop creative concept skin designers from posting amazing stuff like this for fans to enjoy. Especially as Pokémon and Fortnite are two of the biggest games around at the moment. Nintendo released the latest games in the series – Pokémon: Let’s GO, Pikachu! and Pokémon: Let’s GO, Eevee! – on Switch in November, and they sold over three million copies worldwide in the first three days. In fact, the games briefly overtook Fortnite as the most watched game on Twitch on launch day.

You won’t see Samus in Fortnite due to Nintendo exclusivity says ex-Fortnite Boss Donald Mustard/NintendoEx-Fortnite boss Donald Mustard has revealed in an interview why Nintendo won’t let a Samus Aran skin in Fortnite. Here’s the reason. Fortnite is known to engage in collaborations with not only celebrities but also iconic video game characters across various franchises and platforms. Over the past years, Fortnite has collaborated with Halo, Uncharted, God of War, and Street Fighter to bring their characters as in-game cosmetics. However, when it comes to Nintendo, Samus Aran has been a top choice for Ex-Fortnite boss Donald Mustard. Samus is the protagonist of the long-running Nintendo-exclusive franchise Metroid, with the first game going back as early as 1986. But when Epic and Mustard approached Nintendo for a Metroid x Fortnite crossover, things got a bit more complicated with Nintendo only wanting their exclusive characters to appear on their console, even though, Microsoft and Sony exclusive characters can be used across all platforms in Fortnite. In a recent interview with Game File, Mustard spoke about his stint with Epic while working in Fortnite and said he wanted three crossover console skins in the game and only got two. The skins in context are Halo’s Master Chief from Xbox, God of War’s Kratos from PlayStation, and Metroid’s Samus Aran from Nintendo. Chief and Kratos made it in the game as skins, but sadly Samus didn’t since Nintendo declined the offer. “They got really hung up on their characters showing up on platforms that weren’t their platforms”, Mustard told Game File. Since Fortnite ran on all consoles and PCs, even mobile at the time, meaning all the console crossover skins would appear on all of them. But Nintendo didn’t like that. “They would be thrilled to have Nintendo characters in Fortnite, but just only if it’s on their platform”, said Mustard elaborating on the situation. Furthermore, he told Game File, that Epic would want the characters to be available on all platforms. “For me and for all of Epic, we’re like, ‘That is an absolute must.’ We want to make sure that Fortnite is the same experience, no matter what screen or device you’re playing on”, Mustard said. Nintendo has collaborated with Fortnite in terms of Switch Bundle skins in the past that were only exclusive to owners of the console. However, those outfits were original designs by Epic and not famous characters. Still, there’s not been a single character from Nintendo-exclusive games that have made an appearance in Fortnite yet.

You can ride Stink Bombs in Fortnite just like Rockets Remember when everyone worked out that you could ride on top of the missiles from the Rocket Launcher in Fortnite? Well, now players are doing something even better. If you weren’t already aware, you can ride the Stink Bomb too. Yes, you read that right, the throwable item can be jumped on in a very similar fashion, as Reddit user ‘kuzner’ proved with a recent video. In that video, you can see a player named ‘Zolo II’ leaping onto one of the smelly grenades as his teammate throws it – something that we’re willing to bet 99.9% of people had no idea was possible. To top things off, Zolo made the most of his Stink Bomb ride and managed to hit a sniper shot on the last remaining opponent in order to secure the Victory Royale! There have been instances of players riding the Stink Bomb in the past, but this particular clip has caught the attention of the community and gone viral, meaning you’re likely to encounter far more players attempting it from now on. The Stink Bomb ride might not compete with the Rocket Ride when it comes to the distance you can travel, but there’s something rather profound about tearing an opponent’s head off while riding along in a cloud of toxic gas. The Stink Bomb was added to the game in June as part of the v4.4 Content Update and is usually used to gas players out of structures when they try to hide. Now, though, they are sure to be used for completely different purposes!

You can rack up 350 battle stars in Fortnite thanks to a glitch in Fortnitemares [UPDATED] Update: Epic Games has confirmed this patch has now been fixed, after it was live for around an hour. However, because it was their fault, you will keep everything you unlocked: We have just released a fix for some of the Part 3 Fortnitemares challenges that were granting Battle Stars instead of XP. Please be aware, the UI will still show the reward as Battle Stars until the next update. This was our goof and you will keep everything you’ve already earned. Original article below. A bizarre glitch as part of the third set of Fortnitemares challenges has been discovered, allowing players to rack up a total of 350 battle stars. It is caused by the fourth challenge of Part 3, which is a staged challenge requiring players to visit different locations on the map, the first being Wailing Woods. The first stage works as normal, but stage 2 and 3, Visit Fatal Fields and Visit Haunted Hills, reward 150 and 200 battle stars respectively, a ludicrous amount. At the time of writing, Epic Games has not commented publicly on what is undoubtedly an unintentional glitch. Typically, and as all the other challenges show, the tasks are supposed to only reward players with XP, not battle stars. Presumably, these challenges are meant to reward 150 XP and 200 XP, but it seems an error has lead them to reward battle stars instead. Fortnite solo world record for most kills broken on console However, there is a high chance that once a fix is issued, Epic will retract the battle stars earned and replace them with XP, as intended.

You can now play Search & Destroy on Dust2 in Fortnite Valve / Epic GamesA new custom map in Fortnite, created by FaZe Clan pro Megga, allows players to play the Search and Destroy game mode on a recreated version of the iconic Counter-Strike map Dust2. The creator tools available in Fortnite have led to some fascinating community contributions over the title’s impressive first two and a half years. Classic modes from other competitive games like Capture The Flag and Team Deathmatch give players a break from the classic battle royale mode. A new creation from FaZe Megga brings a beloved game mode from two iconic shooter titles and one of the most recognized maps from one of those titles to Fortnite. Search & Destroy (if you’re a Call of Duty fan), or bomb defusal (if you’re a fan of CSGO) is now available from the creative hub, with a 5v5 or a 1v1 setting available. It’s played on a version of Dust2, a popular map that’s synonymous with the Counter-Strike series. Competitive Search and Destroy | Dust II (1v1-5v5) No Random Teams Map Code: 9344-9150-4786 A SnD Map that you can finally wager on! pic.twitter.com/QHIpWl2hPd — Megga (@Megga) January 26, 2020 The Fortnite version is heavily influenced by the in-game economy system of CSGO, requiring players to spend money on weapons and utility at the beginning of rounds, just like that would in a competitive Counter-Strike match. It even has an a similar buy timer at the beginning of each round that expires. Building is, of course, restricted in this custom mode, and it appears that all players on the same team wear identical skins. To access the map, load in the creative hub in Fortnite, and go over to one of the featured hub portals. Hold down E to change the destination, and enter in the code, 9344-9150-4786. Once the portal is fully loaded, walk through to enter the lobby, invite your friends, and then press E again to start the game. For fans of Fortnite unaware of how the game mode is played, S&D/bomb defusal is a mode that pits two teams of five against each other. One attacking team has a bomb that they are trying to plant and detonate on one of two bomb sites, while the defending tries to stop them. The attackers win if the bomb detonates or they kill all the defenders, and the defenders win if they kill all of the attackers or defuse the bomb. Defenders can defuse even if attackers are still alive, and even if all they die, they can still win if the opponents can’t defuse the bomb in time. This game is the definitive mode for CS:GO players, for both public matchmaking players playing competitive, and for the robust pro scene. Search & Destroy is one of the competitive game modes used in pro and semi-pro Call of Duty as well, including the Call of Duty League. While this Search & Destroy is unlikely to become a focal point of the competitive Fortnite scene, it is an early taste of a game mode that is rumored to be officially coming to the game soon.

You can now play Fortnite Mobile at 60 FPS on select devices Epic Games have released a new option on the mobile version of Fortnite that will allow players to enjoy the game at 60 frames per second – as long as they own a supported device. The addition was included as an option in the V6.31 update to the popular battle royale title, which released on Tuesday, November 27 on all devices. Nick Chester, who is a senior member of the PR team at Epic Games released the information in a tweet, stating: “Not sure why it didn’t make it into today’s patch notes, but if you play Fortnite on an iPhone XS, iPhone XS-Max or iPhone XR, you can now play at 60 FPS. “That’s an impressive technical achievement by the team and it looks great!” Not sure why it didn’t make it in to today’s patch notes, but if you play @FortniteGame on an iPhone XS/XS-Max/XR, you can now play at 60FPS. That’s an impressive technical achievement by the team and it looks great! Turn it on in the options. pic.twitter.com/jwiozhnGIJ — Nick “Unusual Spending” Chester (@nickchester) November 27, 2018 Currently, the 60 FPS option is only available on the three latest iPhones released by Apple, with no word on if or when the improved framerate will make its way to Android. Players who want to upgrade to 60 FPS can do so by opening their Fortnite app, entering the settings screen and then selecting the Video option at the top of their screen, with the choice between 30 and 60 FPS available below. Read More: Fortnite: First footage of the Epic Legendary Pump Shotguns in action shows just how powerful they will be It seems unlikely that that 60 FPS will be coming to older iPhones, with Chester explaining that “performance is constrained by hardware.” He did confirm that “the team is always looking at ways to get better performances on all devices,” so we may see improvements come for other devices in the future. Performance is constrained by hardware, and the devices listed and more powerful than the X. That said, the team is always looking at ways to get better performance on all devices all of the time! — Nick “Unusual Spending” Chester (@nickchester) November 27, 2018 Epic Games first announced the possibility of 60 FPS on Fortnite Mobile back on November 2, in a ‘State of Mobile Development’ blog post uploaded to their site. Included in it was the possibility of a customizable HUD for mobile players, meaning that players could choose what information they see, in an attempt to declutter the small screen.

You can now play Dust 2 from CS:GO in Fortnite and it’s incredible Epic Games/ValveFortnite’s recently incorporated Search and Destroy mode has been overwhelmingly popular with the community, and they can now experience it on an incredible Dust II remake. The recent shift in popular titles of incorporating and encouraging fan creativity has led to some truly awesome crossovers. Tools like Fortnite’s Creative mode enable players to be wholly original. A great example is Cizzorz’ deathruns, which have captivated the Fortnite community. Only a few months ago we saw Black Ops II’s Raid brought to CS:GO, and now CS:GO fans are lending one of its best to Epic Games’ acclaimed third-person battle royale. Team Evolve are known in the Fortnite community for their Creative work, regularly impressing fans and followers with wholly original and unique concepts. They proved their skill for Fortnite Creative again on February 14, as they shared their recreation of CS:GO’s Dust II. The successor to the original Dust map, it has been lauded as one of the best in Valve’s FPS title. A quick glance at the recreation shows how excellent it is. The most iconic spots have been recreated with stunning accuracy, despite the obvious aesthetic differences between Fortnite and CS:GO. https://twitter.com/teamevolvefn/status/1227647034850709504?s=20 However, the remake is not just for viewing. Evolve provided the Fortnite Creative Code to play the Dust 2 remake, as well as a seriously impressive cinematic showcasing vast parts of the map. They also offer a Discord for gamers wanting to meet other players on the map. Given the similarities between Search and Destroy and CS:GO’s bomb defusal mode, the two are an ideal combination for offering some variety to Fortnite before Season 2 launches. https://twitter.com/teamevolvefn/status/1228383292820480001?s=20 It really should be that simple to get your hands on Dust II in Fortnite. We’re not sure it was in high demand from players, but the recreation is so spot on that many will want to try their hand at it. While Fortnite’s Search and Destroy mode has been praised, many fans have criticized the game for a lack of tangible new content over Chapter 2, Season 1. That should change soon with Season 2 set to launch on February 20, following a slight delay.

You can fly with the new Quadcrasher vehicle in Fortnite The brand new Quadcrasher vehicle added to Fortnite in the latest update, v6.10, might surprise you, as it is more than just a land vehicle. The official description for the Quadcrasher provided by Epic Games – “Propel yourself and a friend into battle with this new two-seater vehicle” – doesn’t give much away. But, when they say ‘propel’, they mean it quite literally, as you can launch yourself (and a friend) high into the air with this insane looking vehicle. With a large powerful thruster fitted to the rear end, the Quadcrusher can take off like a jet engine, and if you find yourself a small ramp or hill, you can get some serious airtime. More: Fortnite V6.10 map changes – Tilted Towers demolition work, new race track, Pizza Pit and more – And just like the ATK (Golf Buggy), you will also get high scores depending on how impressive your jump was, measuring distance and flair. Team Liquid’s Chap was one of the first Fortnite players to test out the new Quadcrusher, and used both it’s back thruster and front ram to soar out of Tomato Temple. In fact, you don’t even really need a ramp to pull off a crazy jump with the Quadcrasher, as the thruster mechanic will simply launch you into the air no matter what, as Chap again found out. This time he rolled off the edge of Dusty Divot, thrust mid fall, and was sent spinning back in the direction from whence he came. Of course, the main purpose of the Quadcrusher is to actually crush, and it is pretty good at that too. By simply ramming any wall or structure with this thing will tear it down, which will be useful for making escapes as well as taking down enemy builds. It’s not clear just yet how often the Quadcrasher spawns, or every location to find it on the map, but if you see one you will most definitely want to give it a shot. It is easily the most useful vehicle so far, providing some functional utility other than simply faster travel, unlike the Shopping Carts or ATK.

xQc’s return to Fortnite ends with stream sniper-induced rage-quit Epic Games / Twitch: xQcFelix ‘xQc’ Lengyel’s return to Fortnite ended in chaos after he rage-quit due to stream-snipers constantly ruining his games, telling fans that it felt like he was playing Call of Duty Zombies. xQc is no stranger to encountering stream-snipers in his games. It’s something he’s vented about many times before. He’s even come up with some creative ways to deal with them, although it doesn’t always work. However, a series of encounters with stream-snipers during his Fortnite return proved too much for him to bear. After persisting for a while, he was eventually left with no choice but to rage-quit the game, claiming it was no longer fun. “I can’t even play the game. I can’t even do anything,” said xQc as he slowly spiralled. “You’re using a dogsh*t advantage of knowing where I’m at and knowing what I’m doing. It’s all against one. How is that being competitive? You’re just a cringelord.” He kept playing despite his frustration, but it only got worse. “This is getting annoying. This is how it is these days. I play one multiplayer game online, and it becomes a stream sniper fest. I can’t play anything properly.” Still, he wasn’t ready to call it quits. He came up with a solution. “I need to land in areas that have enough bullets to kill everybody. I have to kill all of them otherwise I won’t survive. Literally, I have to kill eighty of them.” But unfortunately, it was too much for the juicer-warlord to handle. “I’m playing Call of Duty Zombies,” he yelled while rage-quitting from the game. “I’m done with this. I’m done. That was the last game. I’m over it.” It’s not the first time xQc’s experience on Fortnite has been ruined by stream-snipers. It happened in December 2020 and June 2021. It’s also happened in other battle royale games like Call of Duty Warzone, too. It might be a while until we see xQc hop on Fortnite again. However, when he does, he’ll almost certainly need to deal with stream-snipers again.

xQc tells fans what he thinks of the Fortnitemares in-game event The dramatic in game ending to Fortnite’s ‘Fortnitemares’ event has a ton of people talking, including streamer Felix ‘xQc’ Lengyel, who told his fans he thought the ending was pretty awesome. “Now, let me stop this for a minute,” the streamer tells fans as he pauses the video of the ending event. “I’m seeing a lot of sleepers and hahas and POGs and whatever sort of upset about this dude.” “Dude, this is actually pretty crazy man, the devs of the game care enough to make an event that only lasts one time that takes a lot of time to do and create and shit,” xQc explained to viewers. “You fucking with the game you played cared enough to do crazy shit like that, you wish they cared enough to make good balance changes and make new content and exciting shit,” the streamer ranted. “You fucking wish they cared enough, but they fucking don’t,” xQc continued. “And it sucks, this dogshit fucking retard game keeps getting all the attention, and it sucks that it’s that game that gets all of it, but it’s fucking POG when you think about it, even if it’s bad.” The ending to the Fortnitemares event took players into a real-time cinematic during the game and changed the map right there too. “If any big game cared enough to do shit like that in their big game it would be 20 times more POG,” xQc ended as saying. “But they fucking don’t, they don’t care and it fucking sucks.”

xQc slams Fortnite’s competitive changes as “unfair” in Season 5 xQc/Epic GamesTwitch streamer Félix ‘xQc’ Lengyel has slammed the current state of Fortnite’s competitive arena mode and the casual features it includes. The release of Fortnite’s Season 5 has brought a wealth of changes and new content for players to check out. These new features include new NPC’s, dialogue, and side missions which have been added to both the standard and competitive mode. Epic’s decision to add these extra features to Fortnite’s competitive mode has displeased certain members of the community. Twitch personality xQc has voiced his opinion on the matter in a heated rant whilst streaming. xQc criticizes Fortnite’s competitive mode in rant Everybody enjoys checking out new features in games, especially when it’s as exciting as a new season in Fortnite. New dialogue, music, and NPC’s all assist in making gameplay more immersive and fun, but should they be added into a game’s competitive mode? That’s the ongoing debate taking place in the Fortnite community as Epic has opted to add all of Season 5’s new features to the competitive mode. This had led to members of the community arguing that these features water down the competitive nature of arena matches. Twitch personality xQc has expressed his view on the topic, slamming Fortnite’s competitive mode in a rant on stream: “how is that I queue for a competitive game mode and there is quests to do, there’s bots, there’s side missions… I queued to play against players.” As you can see, it’s obvious xQc isn’t the biggest fan of the new features added to competitive. A competitive mode should provide players with an environment in which skill determines a victor. Therefore, it’s easy to see why members of the Fortnite community are frustrated that these features are being added to arena matches. A solution offered by xQc is to clearly establish a casual and competitive mode: “I feel a lot of the time this game tries to bridge competitive and casual at the same time… that’s unfair to people who only care about competitive.” Currently, casual and competitive receive the same features so it’s difficult to establish a difference between the two. This is certainly an issue Epic may have to address if the community continues to complain about the cluttered state of the game’s competitive mode.

xQc rages at “dumb” Fortnite stream snipers Epic Games/Twitch: xQcIn classic Felix ‘xQc’ Lengyel fashion, the popular Twitch streamer called out stream snipers after being repeatedly hunted down during a Fortnite stream. Stream snipers have been the bane of the existence of content creators everywhere for a long time now. The act, which sees viewers land on streamers as they watch to ruin their games, became super popular during the huge wave of popularity Fortnite saw during 2018. This has continued to be a huge problem for our favorite streamers until now where, no matter what game is being played, streamers will get griefed by viewers just wanting to get one over on these top players. That said, some streamers definitely get it worse than others. While NICKMERCS viewers, for example, might be familiar with his “friendly” stream snipers that drop him loot and money, or will simply follow him and form an army against enemy players, xQc gets quite the opposite. With the recent Chapter 2, Season 5 update in Fortnite, the game is seeing a lot of players returning, especially with the wait for Warzone’s integration with Black Ops Cold War, which has been delayed to December 16. More than once, xQc was traversing the Fortnite island or just landing in and a barrage of stream snipers would land on him, swinging their pickaxes and firing shots, leaving him no option but to succumb to their shots. Finally, xQc broke and called out the stream snipers, calling them “dumb” and saying that they need to “get a job” after yelling in frustration. Stressing that he “can’t even play” the game when stream snipers are constantly griefing him like this, xQc has clearly had enough, and it’s hard to blame him when you know that every time you drop into a match you’ll have a multitude of people hunting you down and following your every move. Whether his stream snipers do actually stop remains to be seen, but given how popular he is, the issue might not ever be completely eradicated.

xQc, Pokimane nearly banned from Fortnite for “teaming” with stream snipers Twitch: xQc / PokimaneFelix ‘xQc’ Lengyel and Imane ‘Pokimane’ Anys were nearly banned from Fortnite after “teaming” with a group of stream snipers, which goes against the game’s community guidelines. Twitch streamers have been diving back into Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 2 en masse to re-experience the game now that building has been removed. xQc and Pokimane are among them, and they’ve enjoyed it so far. However, they narrowly avoided a ban while playing together on March 25 after “teaming” with stream snipers — a term that means intentionally coordinating with other players to achieve a mutually beneficial goal. xQc is no stranger to being stream sniped in games. It happened again in Fortnite. A swarm of them surrounded xQc and Poki while they were trying to play, jumping around for their chance to be seen on stream. Rather than let it bother them, xQc and Poki decided to make the most of the situation and have some fun. xQc urged them to keep it cool and started issuing orders. He asked them to form a line and slide down a hill. However, just when he was about to start counting down, xQc and Poki were both kicked out of the lobby with the following message: “You have been kicked for teaming. Please remember to play fair in Fortnite.” The pair were speechless after it happened. xQc asked fans whether it was something that happened automatically. Meanwhile, Poki apologized to hers. However, since it was the first time, it didn’t result in a ban. “Oh my god, I’m so glad we’re not fully banned,” said Poki. “I actually thought we would be fully banned. We need to create a custom game if we want to do that.” Then, they dusted themselves off and re-queued.

xQc blows 10-year-old kid’s mind with bizarre Fortnite rant During a random duos match on Fortnite Battle Royale, popular Twitch streamer xQc was hilariously owned by the kid he was playing with after an angry rant. Félix ‘Overwatch pro player and for playing a variety of games on stream. Taking once more to Fortnite, xQc found himself in a random duo with a younger kid and, when at first he thought his teammate didn’t have a microphone, immediately went on a comedic rant. “Get your Dad off the Bluetooth, get your Mom off the f***ing phone, get your brother off the Switch, plug your mic in!” he shouted, which swiftly prompted the kid to get his mic running and respond. “Bro, chill,” his duo said. “Who you yelling at?” “Sorry dude, my Mom came in with some food I told her to shut the f*** up, she knows not to come in my room when I’m playing Fortnite,” the Canadian joked in response. In one of the coolest responses imaginable, the kid simply responded, “that’s a yikes, bro,” forcing xQc to burst out laughing. This wasn’t the end, though, as just a couple of minutes later xQc tried to get him with the classic “Joe Mama” joke – but it got reversed on him, leaving the Canadian with no response but to ready up for the next game. Not many kids would be as witty or confident as the one xQc met in his stream, and leaving him speechless is a pretty big task that not many would be able to do. He should be proud of his meme knowledge and colloquial linguistic abilities, and maybe next time xQc will make himself better prepared to have his jokes reversed on him.

xQc humiliated as attempt at trolling child in Fortnite backfires Twitch star Felix ‘xQc’ Lengyel was left humiliated after his attempt at trolling a random kid in Fortnite backfired hilariously. Not only is xQc well-known for his career in the Overwatch pro scene as a Tank main, he’s also gained a huge following on Twitch for his cheeky personality and bold outbursts during broadcasts. His latest stint saw the 23-year-old trying to embarrass a child while playing the popular battle royale title Fortnite, but unfortunately for the streaming star, his attempt fell flat. xQc’s failed Fortnite troll xQc was playing random duos in Fortnite on November 11 when he was matched up with a young boy who didn’t seem to know who the streamer was. The two ended up placing 46 out of 100, and while they were still spectating the match together after their defeat, the Twitch star decided to try and troll his teammate. Read More: How to get Fortnite’s Merry Mint pickaxe – “Hey, you there?” he asked his partner. When the boy said he was, the Canadian asked, “Did you hear about Joe?” “What? Oh, yeahyeahyeah…” the kid responded. “Yeah, yeah, he’s cool!” xQc was confused by this, as his teammate was supposed to say no. “Really? Wait, wait, maybe we’re not talking about the same Joe. What’s Joe’s full name?” he asked. “Joe Mama!” the kid responded, shocking the streamer as he didn’t think he’d be caught out. “Okay…” the Canadian replied, before putting his head in his hands out of embarrassment at his failed joke. xQc is currently one of the biggest streamers on Twitch, boasting over 1.6 million followers and over 25,000 subscribers as of the time of this article. While he’s mainly known for his Overwatch skills, the streamer does venture out into other games from time to time – even if it’s just to troll kids in Fortnite.

xQc gives scalding opinion on the state of Fortnite esports Blizzard / Epic GamesPopular streamer and Overwatch pro Félix ‘xQc’ Lengyel has spoken out on the current state of Fortnite’s esports scene – and he had a scorching take on the competition. xQc addressed the current debate as to Fortnite’s skill gap during a livestream of Zelda: Breath of the Wild on January 4, where he claimed that the game was never meant to be competitive, in the first place. “Dude, the game was never meant to be competitive,” he argued. “Ever. The game is literally designed for children, and has no competitive value in any sense, ever.” xQc went on to address Epic Game’s stance on the issue, claiming that the company cares more about the money made from their esports initiative rather than the competitive community behind it. “The only reason there’s a competitive scene is because they [Epic] can make money off of it, but they don’t give a fuck about it,” he continued. “…they’re catering to their audience. It’s getting easier. The game was easy to begin with.” xQc isn’t the first to have spoken out about the state of esports within the Fortnite scene, either; Epic’s implementation of the ‘BoomBox’ item the day of $100k WSOE 3 saw mass outrage across the community, with the likes of Tyler ‘Ninja’ Blevins, Jack ‘CouRage’ Dunlop, and other personalities decrying the decision. Epic has a history of introducing game-breaking items ahead of massive tournaments, to boot; the company revealed the highly controversial ‘Infinity Blade’ item ahead of their Winter Royale series in early December, vaulting the weapon shortly thereafter.

xQc discovers how “broken” Fortnite controller aim assist is xQc/Unsplash/Epic GamesFelix ‘xQc’ Lengyel has become the latest big streamer to try out a controller in Fortnite and show off just how “broken” some believe it is. Since the battle royale portion of Fortnite was released by Epic Games, players assumed that keyboard and mouse users had the upper hand over controller players because they were able to build at a more efficient pace with their binds and mouse flicks. However, in recent weeks, players have reported a shift to controllers, with professionals like Turner ‘Tfue’ Tenney, Kyle ‘Bugha’ Giersdorf, and Nick ‘NICKMERCS’ Kolcheff all weighing in on how powerful controller aim assist can be. So, while trying out the new season of Fortnite, xQc chose to use a controller, as well as his trusty mouse and keyboard, to see if there was really a difference. While he found success with using the keyboard and mouse, it was using the controller that xQc realized he could seemingly just spam the aim assist all the way to a win. As he danced around the new Agency location, he switched back and forth between the two peripherals, picking up kills with both. Yet, when he used the controller, he seemingly couldn’t miss a shot – even though his enemy tried to build a ramp to create space between them. “This is broken,” he said after getting the kill and switching back to the keyboard and mouse setup. “That’s f**king broken. What a disgusting thing dude. Why is that even in the game?” “What? I just pick up the controller, hold the button down and that’s it, they all die and it’s over,” he finished, “literally nothing they can do about it.” While xQc might be ‘disgusted’ by how powerful using a controller can be, it’s unlikely that the complaints from himself, and other players, will spark a major change. The aim assist given to controller players is often regarded as something that can level the playing field but the keyboard and mouse users still, pretty much, dominate the professional scene.

xQc calls out Epic for double standards over FaZe Jarvis’ Fortnite ban Popular Fortnite were stunned to find out that Jarvis had been permanently banned from the battle royale title for using an aimbot cheat on a second account. His YouTube video on the topic immediately went viral, and has sparked responses from personalities like Tyler ‘Ninja’ Blevins. However, while Ninja stated the ban was heavy handed on the content creator, xQc took a different line – mocking Epic Games’ double standards when it comes to striking down the ban hammer on players. “Why does he think that the company would unban him? He cheated and ruined the games of a bunch of players that are potential customers for them or whatever, like I don’t know, this is kind of fu**ed up,” xQc said after watching Jarvis’ video during his November 4 stream. After a few moments of silence, the streamer followed up on his original point, aiming his crosshairs at Epic’s earlier decision to unban cheaters ahead of the Fortnite World Cup. He continued: “If they unban him, it sends the message that you can cheat and get away with it. Oh wait, wait, they already did that! With the other pro that cheated and was able to compete again and qualify and go to LAN! “Holy s**t, I forgot. No, you’re actually allowed to cheat. Holy s**t dude, that’s fu**ing nuts dude. That is actually insane.” The Canadian isn’t the first person to bring up the example of XXiF being given a two-week ban ahead of the Fortnite World Cup, as it was something FaZe Tenser tweeted about immediately after Jarvis’ video. While he remains currently banned from Fortnite, many of his fellow professional players and fans have started the #FreeJarvis campaign on Twitter in the hopes of getting the ban overturned. Whether or not it’ll have an impact though, remains to be seen.

xQc believes Fortnite controller players have huge advantage with “busted” aim assist xQcFelix ‘xQc’ Lengyel believes Fortnite controller aim assist is too powerful and that it gives players a huge advantage over their PC counterparts. The Fortnite controller aim assist debate is as old as the game itself. In fact, this topic is often discussed heavily within many popular FPS games. While both input devices have clear advantages and disadvantages, xQc believes that Fortnite controller players have it best thanks to aim assist. In fact, the streamer demonstrated to his viewers just how potent this mechanic is when using a controller. After all, being able to instantly snap onto a target’s body can make for some incredibly quick kills, especially in close-quarter fights where quick reactions are imperative. xQc believes Fortnite controller aim assist is broken During his recent Fortnite stream, xQc switched to a controller to highlight just how powerful aim assist is. After dropping into Condo Canyon, the popular streamer simply zapped onto nearby targets and gunned them down before they could even react. “I’m not even aiming,” shouted xQc as he quickly eliminated one player. The streamer then ran downstairs and snapped onto another enemy. “Holy f*ck, are you seeing this? Oh my god, it’s busted!” xQc was surprised by just how powerful the controller aim assist seemed to be and he managed to kill three players before being downed. Of course, while controllers may have a good advantage when it comes to these particular scenarios, mid to long-range firefights can be a little trickier. This is especially true when players wish to land precise headshots at range with snipers or ARs. Meanwhile, mouse and keyboard can easily track enemies and use flicks to instantly reposition their cursor. Ultimately, the device you use won’t dictate how skilled you are at the game, but it can help increase your survivability in certain situations – an area that was highlighted by xQc in his latest clip.

Xbox boss Phil Spencer backs Fortnite & Epic Games in Apple lawsuit eVRydayVRMicrosoft has now entered the Apple v. Epic Games fray, throwing their weight behind the Fortnite developer as Apple prepares to cut off developer access to the Unreal Engine at the end of August. Apple announced on August 17 that they would be cutting off Epic Games access to their iOS and Mac developer accounts at the end of the month amid the ongoing lawsuit over Fortnite transactions. This would effectively stop Epic from updating the Unreal Engine, which they own and run, for use on Apple operating systems. Developers that use the system – including Microsoft – would end up being high and dry as a result, so the tech giant submitted an official statement affirming their support for Epic. Today we filed a statement in support of Epic’s request to keep access to the Apple SDK for its Unreal Engine. Ensuring that Epic has access to the latest Apple technology is the right thing for gamer developers & gamers https://t.co/72bLdDkvUx — Phil Spencer (@XboxP3) August 23, 2020 Microsoft’s Xbox lead Phil Spencer explained that they had filed the statement in support of Epic because: “Ensuring that Epic has access to the latest Apple technology is the right thing for game developers and gamers.” The company has plenty of reasons for supporting the company and the Unreal Engine, since many of their games available on iOS and Mac use it, like Forza Street, for example. “If Unreal Engine cannot support games for iOS or macOS,” the statement clarifies. “Microsoft would be required to choose between abandoning its customers and potential customers on the iOS and macOS platforms or choosing a different game engine when preparing to develop new games.” “Even uncertainty about the Unreal Engine’s ability to continue supporting iOS and macOS will make it less likely for Microsoft (and, I believe, other game creators) to select Unreal Engine for their projects,” it continues, which could be a look at things to come if Apple does go on and remove Epic’s dev accounts. So far, Apple has shown no sign of backing down from its end of August deadline, and it’s unknown if the courts will intervene to stop them either, even with Microsoft’s latest actions supporting Epic in what has escalated into much more than just a lawsuit over in-game transactions.

WSOE 3 $100,000 Fortnite tournament ft. OpTic, Cloud9, TSM and more: How to watch – Stream, schedule, and invited players Epic Games / WSOEThe World Showdown of Esports (WSOE) is holding their $100,000 Fortnite duos tournament on December 30, and will feature players from the best known esports teams in the world. Held at OGN Studios in Manhattan Beach, CA., fans can attend in a live audience and watch 100 of the best Fortnite competitors battle it out for their share of the large prize pool. On December 27, WSOE are also holding an open qualifier, which will allow players of all levels to try their hand at making to the main event. You can watch the official stream below. Live stream Watch live video from WSOE on www.twitch.tvIn addition to qualifying players, 50 professional players will be representing teams such as OpTic Gaming, Cloud9, TSM, NRG Esports, Ghost Gaming, FlyQuest, GankStars, G2 Esports, and Team Vitality. The matches will be casted by none other than Alex ‘Goldenboy’ Mendez, streamer Javier ‘MonsterDFace’ Collazo and Dexerto’s very own Troy ‘2LoudTX’ Tuttle. In the hosting chair will be popular esports journalist and host Richard Lewis along with Chris Puckett, Lucy Mae, Lauren Jbara, and Jon ‘Falloutt’ Kefaloukos. Matches for the main event will begin at 10am PT / 1pm ET / 6pm GMT on December 30, with a pre-show beginning half an hour beforehand. Epic Games responds to Microsoft’s ‘misleading’ Fortnite bundle packagingPlayers are also permitted to use whichever screen resolution they desire – unlike Epic Games’ own Fortnite tournaments, which controversially stipulate that players must use default resolution. UPDATE for the December 27th #WSOE 3 #Fortnite Qualifier: • Registrations are now FULL! • Players may use their own peripherals, controllers, or our default setups • Resolution up to the player • There are still some spectator tickets left for 12/30: https://t.co/A0UX4ggTOX— WSOE (@WSOE) December 26, 2018 Invited Players Prize Pool WSOE haven’t revealed the full prize breakdown yet, but have confirmed that 1st place will take home $40,000 of the total $100,000 prize pool.

Wreck-it Ralph is about to be set loose on the Fortnite servers Disney / YoutubeAfter Fortnite players spotted a large Wreck-It Ralph image on the screen in Risky Reels, they anticipated some sort of collaboration was being teased, and it sounds like the fans were correct. Wreck-It Ralph 2 just released on November 21, and like past collaboration with Disney and Avengers: Infinity War, Fortnite is teaming up in promotion of the new movie. Ralph was first spotted in game on the screen in Risky Reels, making a cameo appearance for only mere seconds. However, the official Wreck-It Ralph Twitter page has sparked more rumors of the collaboration, replying to a Fortnite tweet about a new emote in the game, which imitates Ralph’s dance. Fortnite promoted the new “Hot Marat” emote with the tag line “Check yourself before you Wreck yourself” – with ‘wreck’ conspicuously capitalized. To which the official Wreck-It Ralph Twitter responded “Hey @FortniteGame, Ralph is on the loose! Keep an eye on your servers.” Hey @FortniteGame, Ralph is on the loose! Keep an eye on your servers — Ralph Breaks the Internet (@wreckitralph) November 24, 2018 At first, this could have just been a meaningless interaction, poking fun at Fortnite’s servers being unstable, but fans believe it hints at a more serious collaboration coming. Fortnite’s Twitter also replied, sparking even more speculation, writing “Thanks for the heads up – We’ll be sure not to get rekt.” The collaboration with Avengers: Infinity War saw a new Limited Time Mode (LTM) mode added, where players could play as the movie’s villain, Thanos, by finding his Infinity Gauntlet on the map. The possibilities are wide-ranging for a Wreck-It Ralph collaboration, from new skins and cosmetic items to another new LTM, fans are eagerly awaiting what is next.

5 worst places to land on the Fortnite Chapter 2 map Epic GamesFrustrations tend to boil over in Fortnite Battle Royale when you or your team drop at a terrible location and it’s no different in Chapter 2. There are some dreadful places that you shouldn’t even be tempted to visit. Overall, Epic Games have been lauded for finally giving fans what they want and delivering a brand new map for its first season of Chapter 2, freshening up the popular battle royale game mode. However, while that might sound all well and good, just like any map there are parts that you don’t really want to be starting matches, even if they look cool at first glance. Whether you prefer to land at named points of interest or unnamed areas of the map, the last thing you want is to start your game at somewhere that’s going to put you at a disadvantage. So, while we would never go as far as saying it’s impossible to pick up wins here – as that would be a pretty ludicrous thing to say – let’s take a look at all of the places that we have ranked as the worst on the new landscape and see if you agree. Lockie’s Lighthouse This might be one of the places that you still haven’t checked off your map just yet, as Epic started the season by concealing everything, and in all honesty, it should stay that way. Don’t even bother. Unless you want to explore one or two small houses and then go running around in circles until you get to the top of a lighthouse, only to find yourself miles away from the circle… Be our guest and visit Lockie’s Lighthouse. There’s not much going on here, that’s for sure. Nice view, though. The place itself does look phenomenal, just not an ideal spot for when you’re first dropping in. Retail Row Some fans might have expected – even wanted – some remnants of the older map to stick around for Chapter 2, but let’s face it, Retail Row is a stale spot. One thing that it can’t be denied is the amount of loot that you can find. This point of interest certainly has a number of chests spawning there, but there are so many other fresh places to explore that this one looks very much redundant at this point. Read More: How to use the boat in Fortnite Chapter 2 – Moving away from ‘devil’s advocate’ mode for a second, though. If everybody is thinking it’s redundant, you could have a clear shot at all of the loot here. Just something to bear in mind. Generally though, we would avoid. Homely Hills Homely Hills looks like a quaint little village in the hillside, but it’s not exactly the place you would want to start a match, for a number of reasons. Just like the Lighthouse – which isn’t too far away from it, by the way – Homely Hills is easy on the eye. It’s something different, spread across a nice spot of land, but the buildings are quite far apart and not always the best in terms of the loot you will find there. There’s not a lot. Weeping Woods Solely from a chest count perspective, Weeping Woods is a bad option in comparison to the other named locations. That doesn’t mean to say that there’s nothing good about this landing spot, clearly there is. There are a number of huge trees that make it an ideal area for building up your material totals, mushrooms all over the place for shield, but only 11 chests to dig your way through. Now, while that might actually sound like a lot, it’s not when compared with other POIs. Check out the full list below, via Twitter user Crash7_. Fortnite Chapter 2 POI chest counts Frenzy Farm – 21 chests – Holly Hedges – 14 chests – Craggy Cliffs – 19 chests – Misty Meadows – 25 chests – Dirty Docks – 31 chests – Lazy Lake – 28 chests – Slurpy Swamp – 18 chests – Weeping Woods – 11 chests – Sweaty Sands – 34 chests – Steamy Stacks – 23 chests – Sweaty Sands Now, this might look like an unusual one to end things on, especially given that we’ve just shown you that Sweaty Sands is the capital of loot in Chapter 2, Season 1… But, we have our reasons. There might well be a grand total of 34 chests waiting to be opened at this point of interest, but the only interest you need to be worried about is your survival and that’s going to be made – almost by default – more difficult to achieve by landing here. In some games, almost half of the lobby can be seen to angle their gliders towards this location, recreating a similar experience to that of Tilted Towers in previous seasons. That doesn’t mean to say that you can’t be successful when landing here, yet it’s definitely going to be more challenging, particularly for those who are just starting out. So, there you have it! That draws a close to our worst location guide for Fortnite Chapter 2 and it wasn’t easy to put together, because of the positivity surrounding vast areas of the new battle royale setting. If you would like to check out our best locations guide, go ahead.

World record holding Fortnite player ‘RizArt’ admits lying about his age Epic GamesFortnite world-record holding professional player RizArt has admitted to faking his age in order to gain YouTube subscribers. RizArt is still the current holder of the most kills to be recorded on Fortnite’s Solos game mode, having racked up 34 eliminations by himself in a single session last November. The Japanese player’s YouTube channel now has over 188,000 subscribers – at the time of writing – after claiming to be just 12 years of age. However, in a recent video he claimed to be “truly ashamed” about misleading his followers for such a long time. “I’m very sorry to have not been telling everyone the truth,” he said. “I am truly ashamed for having lied to all of you.” RizArt stated that he’s actually 16-years-old and in his first year of high school, despite his fans thinking that he was still in elementary. Read More: Fortnite Season 7 Week 10 challenges and how to complete them – Expedition Outposts, Shooting gallery locations – People were clearly shocked that somebody they believed to be so young could go on to break Fortnite Battle Royale world records, and the pro player – who currently plays for esports team Crazy Raccoon – decided not to correct his followers, who presumed he was younger than he was. “As my subscribers grew in numbers, I kept worrying about how I had to come clean,” he added. “But it became a situation in which I couldn’t tell the truth.” RizArt is going to be competing at the upcoming ESL Katowice Royale 2019 in March, where he’ll go up against the likes of Turner ‘Tfue’ Tenney, Dennis ‘Cloak’ Lepore, Team Liquid’s Noah ‘Vivid’ Wright and more. “For this long period of time I haven’t been able to tell my viewers the truth, and for that I am deeply sorry” he concluded, before promising to donate three months’ worth of his YouTube earnings to charity. Whether or not RizArt’s revelation will impact his YouTube following remains to be seen, but it will not affect his eligibility to compete at tournaments, as there is no age restriction for Fortnite competitions in Japan.

Fortnite World Cup cheater XXiF raises suspicions of ‘teaming’ again during trios tournament Notorious Fortnite pro Damion ‘XXiF’ Cook has once again caused a storm in the competitive community after appearing to be fed a free kill during the recent trios tournament. The controversy began back in April 2019, shortly after XXiF had seemingly booked his ticket to the upcoming Fortnite World Cup alongside star names such as Turner ‘Tfue’ Tenney and Timothy ‘Bizzle’ Miller. Epic Games were forced to investigate after he was accused of being ‘fed’ kills by other players, allowing him to score points for eliminations and improve his chances of qualification. Eventually, his spot was revoked, and he was banned for two weeks – although just a fortnight later, he qualified again. Weeks after Epic Games were heavily criticized for allowing a known cheater to participant in the tournament, XXiF once again finds himself the middle of a storm after a clip appeared of him being given a free elimination during the recent single-day trios tournament. After entering Salty Springs, the former Rise Nation pro is met with a player who is dancing on the roof of a building, allowing XXiF to score an easy kill – gaining HP, materials as well as adding a point on the board. wasn’t this the guy who cheated in world cup and got a 2 week band? trio finals btw @FortniteGame pic.twitter.com/UG7ZyPOL4K— Erupt Saucy (@SwervoSaucy_) July 22, 2019 Fortnite players on Reddit suggested that the player dancing may have wanted to be eliminated quickly to rejoin his fallen teammates in another match. This theory was supported by Misfits Gaming pro Griffin ‘Sceptic’ Spikoski who agreed that the solo player wanted to leave the match without disconnecting. However, other players on Reddit questioned the logic, suggesting that the player had an epic tactical shotgun meaning he should a good chance of scoring at least one elimination on his way out, which would have boosted their point tally. Please delete lmao. The kid was solo and didn’t wanna back out bc he would get punished. :clown_face: — Sceptic (@Sceptic) July 22, 2019 With XXiF finishing in 21 place for the NA-East region, he guaranteed himself a slice of the prize pool, but should the allegations prove to be true, Epic Games will be forced to take action again. There has been no official communication from the developer as to whether the issue will be investigated, but we will keep you updated as this story develops. Dexerto have reached out to XXiF for a comment.

Woman goes viral for playing Fortnite after giving birth X/Epic GamesA woman has gone viral on social media for playing Fortnite right after giving birth to a newborn. Here’s how the internet reacted to the amusing occurrence. With a massive user base and consistent community support, Fortnite has become a cultural phenomenon and one of the top Battle Royale games. In 2023, statistics were made public, and Epic Games experienced an all-time high in user activity during Season OG in November. Having said that, with the game having entered Chapter 5, players are tuning in over the holiday season to enjoy Winterfest on the island and get free presents from Fortnite. A member of the player community recently shared the most surprising video of a fan playing Fortnite on social media, adding to the growing collection of humorous clips displaying delight and devotion to the game. This wildly popular video shows a new mother playing Fortnite in the hospital’s maternity ward just after giving birth, and it looks just as crazy as it sounds. Mum goes viral for playing Fortnite in hospital room right after giving birth A video uploaded by the Wild Content X account depicts a woman reclining in a hospital bed next to her infant child. The amusing aspect is that she is playing Fortnite on a tiny television in the room while holding a PS5 controller in her hand. The video is simply labeled as “Fortnite after giving birth.” As the source of the video wasn’t mentioned, the shared clip on X received loads of comments from the Fortnite player community. One such player said, “She needs to release the stress of labor by playing a video game and I love it.” Another chimed in, “Mamma relaxing a bit while the baby sleeps, I see no issues.” A third user added, “Mama’s battle royale extends from the delivery room to the virtual battlefield – double victories all around.” While there was all praise in the comments and support towards the new mum, there was an opposing side that criticized the clip. One such user replied, “That’s a serious addiction if she can’t even give the newborn attention.” Many people have commented on the video, and it seems like most of them are encouraging the woman’s determination to use gaming as a means of relieving stress and pushing the pastime as a healing component, similar to what we thought with LEGO Fortnite in our review.

Winter versions of classic Fortnite skins ‘Red Knight’ and more coming soon, according to leaks New leaks have surfaced suggesting that some classic Fortnite skins will be getting new seasonal versions in Season 7, including Red Knight. Dropping on December 6, the v7.00 update brought with it massive map changes, a new battle pass and plenty of new content – but there is lots more to come. Data miners have been busy digging through the files from the new update, and have already discovered a potential new sword based LTM coming soon. For skins fanatics though, this latest leak will be even more intriguing, as it looks like some fan favorite skins will be getting wintery remakes. Game files discovered by data miner FortTory indicate that winter effects could be added to skins like Red Knight, Raven and Cupid. Unfortunately there are no visuals to show of these skins, rather only the file names, found in a ‘characters’ folders. There is some controversy around this leak however, as some long time Fortnite players are against the idea of releasing ‘OG’ skins back into the game, taking away the sheen from players who have been playing longer. The last ‘OG’ skin to be released was the Skull Trooper in October, which came back with a variety of colors after a year of not being available. For now, these are simply file names, and they could be scrapped by Epic Games, so fans should wait until they are officially announced before getting up in arms/celebrating over old skins coming back.

Will there be a Winter Royale Duos event in Fortnite Chapter 2? Winter is coming and Fortnite players are wondering if Epic have a Duos tournament planned because the rumor mill is churning. The Winter Royale from 2018 was well received by players and viewers, as were the Summer and Fall Skirmishes, so now many are wondering if there’s something in the works for this winter season. Season X introduced the Fortnite Champion Series, which is the competitive circuit that’s now available in the game, and Chapter 2’s theme so far has been Squads. This means if players want to get involved in the competitive scene, they’ll have to do so with a group of four. A Duos system has been requested by the playerbase since the start of the season and now there are rumors swirling that Epic could on the verge of introducing a special tournament. There has already been a fake snippet from a blog post going around that seemingly looks real until you notice the typo in it. However, that’s not the only thing circulating. A FaZe Clan Fortnite coach tweeted a mockup of a logo and an in-game message, both fake, of course. However, it’s clear that players desperately want it to be real. This leads us to wonder if Epic even has anything planned. The easy answer to that question would be they don’t, but there are still some things that could give fans hope for the future that a Duos event is indeed coming. With this season featuring entirely on Squads, you don’t expect to see many players announcing who their Duos partners are for events going forward, but that’s exactly what we’re seeing. Both Mongraal and MrSavageX have made announcements for their Duo, so either they are just getting in on the fun or they know something we don’t know. Can’t wait for duo FNCS. MrSavage X ??? 11/20 17:00 CEST pic.twitter.com/FuFYNNDcsv — MrSavage (@MrSavage) November 18, 2019 ANNOUNCING DUO FOR ALL FUTURE DUO EVENTS 🇬🇧 @Benjyfishy x @Mongraal 🇬🇧 pic.twitter.com/SdFP0ojgL2 — Mongraal (@Mongraal) November 19, 2019 It’s possible they are just prepping for the next season of the FNCS potentially introducing a Duos playlist. That is unconfirmed at this point but it’s something that would make a lot of sense. For the time being, there is nothing confirmed about a potential Fortnite Winter Royale and there’s no indication we should expect one on the horizon. With this being Fortnite, things can change on a whim so keep your eyes peeled for a potential announcement.

Winter is officially coming to Fortnite as snow begins to fall Epic GamesAll the rumors and speculation about a winter theme coming to Fortnite Battle Royale for Season 7 seems to have been confirmed as snow is now falling! The first Season 7 teaser image, which was released on December 3, appeared to drop a massive hint that the theories were correct as it showed an icy silhouette and came with the caption: “A bitter ice spreads… 3 days to Season 7.” Various other leaks and in-game hints also suggested that things were beginning to get a bit colder for the inhabitants of the game, but a discovery on December 4 all but confirmed that the rumors were correct! Approximately half an hour before the expected release of the second teaser image for Season 7, the fnbr.new Twitter account shared a video of snow falling the map, saying: “It’s snowing at spawn island!” We’re currently unsure whether the snow is falling on the main Battle Royale map or not – we’ll keep you updated. It’s snowing at spawn island! :snowflake:️ pic.twitter.com/xCuQ1MgfL4 — Fortnite News – fnbr.news (@FortniteBR) December 4, 2018 There is also a large iceberg which appears to be moving ever closer to the Fortnite map, and is hinted at in the first Season 7 trailer. The iceberg appeared to have a small castle at the top, and its lights are on, first spotted by players on December 2. It is likely that the Iceberg and/or castle will have a big role to play in whatever Season 7 has in store. Some players anticipate a new snowy section of the map, with fans making concepts showing various parts covered in white, while others think that the entire map may be covered with a layer of snow. Audio files also hinted at snow fall, or even a snow storm on its way to Fortnite, all in the lead up to Christmas and the winter season.

Winners announced for Week 4 ‘ATK Grand Prix’ Trials of Fortnite Fall Skirmish – placements, highlights, current standings Epic Games have announced the winners of the week four Trials in Fortnite’s Fall Skirmish competition series. Just as with every week of the Fall Skirmish, week four featured a Trials competition open to all members of each of the five Clubs. The mid-week competition was called ‘ATK Grand Prix’ – where players from different Clubs loaded into the Playground mode and complete a full ATK race at the racetrack located near the Paradise Palms location on the map. The competition featured a bracket format split between the NA and EU regions, with the top two finishers from each race advancing to the next round until there were only four players left from each region. The final four players, who had already secured a prize for their top-four placement, then completed one final race to determine the the final placements for each region. Team EnVy’s ‘Lenain’ was the racing champion for the NA side of things, earning $20,000 250 points for the Dusty Dogs. On the EU side, Team Alliance’s ‘Powder’ took home the crown along with $20,000 of his own and 250 points for the Lucky Llamas. Following the results of the ATK Grand Prix Trials, the Club standings were updated to include all of the points the winners earned for their respective Clubs.

Winners announced for Week 3 ‘Lazy Links Tour’ Trials of Fortnite Fall Skirmish – points, videos, current standings Epic Games have announced the winners of the week three Trials in Fortnite’s Fall Skirmish. Held during the week of October 8, this past week’s Trials featured a contest called ‘Lazy Links Tour,’ in which players from all five Clubs were tasked with trying to make the longest shot they could on each hole of the golf course located at the Lazy Links location on the Fortnite map. The challenge was a lot less simpler than it sounds, as players had to use their imagination and building skills to try to maximize the distance of their shots, all while needing to be accurate enough to make them. Players used the golf emote in Fortnite, and recorded all of their shots for the purposes of the challenge, since the distance of each made shot showed up in the on-screen event feed. The overall scoring was based on the total combined distance of made shots across all nine holes, and the top five players were awarded with a monetary prize as well as points for their respective Clubs. The final results were announced during the broadcast of the week four competition, as hosts Zeke and TSM’s Myth did their best golf commentator impressions as they looked at some of the best video submissions for the challenge. Following the results, and the points that were awarded to the winners’ respective Clubs, here are the update Club standings, which reflect both the week 3 Trials and the EU half of the week four tournament.

Team EnVy’s ‘KingRichard’ and TSM’s ‘Aimbotcalvin’ Win the KEEMSTAR $20K Friday Fortnite #10 Tournament – Recap and Final Placements Team EnVy pro player ‘KingRichard’ and Team SoloMid streamer ‘Aimbotcalvin’ have won the tenth running of the KEEMSTAR ‘Friday Fortnite’ celebrity tournament. The pair beat out the 100 Thieves pro player duo of ‘Kenith’ and ‘Parallax’ in the Grand Final to secure the whopping $10,000 first place prize. Having won the Winners Bracket, KingRichard and Aimbotcalvin came into the Grand Final needing to only win one match, whereas Kenith and Parallax, who were coming from the Losers Bracket, needed two. However, things did not get to that point as Richard and Calvin were able to take care of business across the two games in the first and only match. CHAMPIONS!! @KingRichard and TSM’s @aimbotcalvin win Friday #Fortnite! GGs boys. The duo is back tomorrow for the first #SummerSkirmish! pic.twitter.com/0PJMJMarAU — Team Envy (@Envy) July 14, 2018 The victory secured the first ever Friday Fortnite championship for both players, and must have been extra sweet for KingRichard, who had previously made it to a Grand Final while playing with ‘Ninja,’ but lost to four-time winners ‘Tfue’ and ‘Cloak.’ Despite coming up just short, Parallax and Kenith have every right to hold their heads high. The pair, playing in their first Friday Fortnite together, took home $7,000, managed to beat defending champions Tfue and Cloak twice, and secured the second best finish ever for 100 Thieves, after content creator ‘NICKMERCS’ won the whole thing in Week One. .@100Thieves’ @100T_Parallax and @100T_Kenith were hyped after eliminating FaZe from the $20,000 Friday #Fortnite. Relive their reaction. pic.twitter.com/jfmiq8rCm8 — UMG Events (@UMGEvents) July 14, 2018 Sponsored by popular YouTube Daniel ‘KEEMSTAR’ Keem and UMG, the tenth running of the ‘Friday Fortnite’ tournament on July 13 featured some of the biggest names of the online gaming and content creation communities. Members of FaZe Clan, Team SoloMid, The Sidemen, OpTic Gaming, 100 Thieves, and a host of other big YouTubers and Twitch streamers all competed for a share of the massive $20,000 prize pool. Here are the final placements for Friday Fortnite Week 10: The finalized bracket for the entire tournament can be found below:

Competitive Players ‘Zayt’ and ‘Saf’ Win the $500K Fortnite ‘Summer Skirmish’ Week Three Duos Tournament – Recap, Highlights, and Final Placements NRG Esports pro player ‘Zayt’ and streamer ‘Saf’ have won the $500K Fortnite ‘Summer Skirmish’ week three Duos tournament, securing the $60,000 grand prize. The pair were first to reach the 13 points needed to win, and were followed by streamers ‘iHesi’ and ‘Ghost Bizzle’ in second, and Team Liquid’s pro duo of ‘Chap’ and ’72hrs’ in third place. In order to best understand the recap of this tournament, make sure to brush up on the scoring format: The first Duos team to reach 13 points is the winner. Victory Royales and Eliminations in this competition will be scored to determine placement at the end of the event. The top 20 teams at the end of the Summer Skirmish will be awarded. Victory Royale: +4 Points 5 or more Eliminations: +2 Points Most Eliminations (per match): $6500 Zayt and Saf were both invited to play in this week’s competition because of their top performances in a previous Solo Showdown in-game event. Although the pair were able to only win one of the tournament’s ten total matches, they were consistently putting up strong performances and taking advantage of the 5+ elimination point bonus. They came into the tenth and final match sitting in third place with just ten points, but a dominant showing saw them not only win the match, but also get the two point bonus, putting them at 16 points and in first overall thanks to literally the last kill of the game. The final match was full of twists, turns, and, in the case of iHesi and Ghost Bizzle, heartbreak. The pair thought they had clinched the championship by getting their fifth elimination, but their celebrations proved to be too early. Although they finished just short, the third place duo of Chap and 72hrs had two match victories, including an intense final battle against FaZe Clan’s ‘Tfue’ and ‘Cloak.’ The Fortnite Summer Skirmish is an 8-week series of competitions where Epic Games will be awarding a total of $8 million in prize money. The competition features a variety of content creators, popular pro players, and top performers from previous in-game events. This $500K tournament was only the first of two for this week’s ‘Summer Skirmish’ event; the second tournament is scheduled to be played on July 21 but will feature a different group of competitors. Match Results and Elimination Bonus Winners The full finalized placement list for all of the players who competed can be found by clicking the link below: Summer Skirmish Week 3 Tournament Live Standings (Day One) For the list of Friday’s participants, along with more details about the format, ruleset, and prize pool breakdow, visit our dedicated hub below:

‘NotVivid’ and ‘Liquid Poach’ Win the $500K Fortnite ‘Summer Skirmish’ Week Five Tournament – Recap, Highlights, and Final Placements Defending champion ‘NotVivid’ and Team Liquid pro player ‘Poach’ have won the $500K Fortnite ‘Summer Skirmish’ Week Five tournament, securing the $75,000 grand prize. The pair finished out on top of the standings after eight matches, with Ghost Gaming’s ‘Dmo’ and ‘Bizzle’ coming in second, followed by their Ghost roster teammates ‘Saf’ and ‘Ghoul.’ Before reading the rest of the recap, make sure to brush up on the scoring format for this week’s competition: King Pin Teams will be ranked on a Contest Leaderboard based on their current points. Victory Royales and Eliminations in this competition will be scored to determine placement, score, and multipliers during the event. The top 20 players at the end of the 8 games will be awarded. In the case of a tie, players will be scored on a tiebreaker system. Teams will be ranked on the Leaderboard based on the following scoring system: VICTORY ROYALE: X3 MULTIPLIER TO NEXT GAME’S POINTS* 7+ ELIMINATIONS: X2 MULTIPLIER TO NEXT GAME’S POINTS* ELIMINATIONS: 1 POINT EACH * These multipliers do not stack and only last for the next game. For example, an 8 elimination game with a victory royale would only grant a x3 multiplier to points for next game, not a x5 multiplier for next game. With NotVivid and Poach placing first and second in the Week Four tournament respectively, their decision to team up this week immediately made them one of the heavy favorites. That proved to be for good measure as the pair played consistently well throughout, accumulating 50 points. Their victory in Match 5 gave them a 3x Elimination Bonus for Match 6, allowing them to double their overall score and build a strong lead atop the standings. Ghost Gaming pro duo Dmo and Bizzle came in second place with 36 points, but an astonishing 24 of them came in the eighth and final match thanks to the 3x Elimination Bonus they had earned by winning Match 7. That dropped their Ghost peers Saf and Ghoul down to third with 34 points. Coming into the final match, Saf and Ghoul had been in second place thanks to their victory in Match 2, which gave them a 3x Bonus for Match Three. Final Top-20 Placements (Day One) Summer Skirmish Week 5 Tournament Final Standings (Day One)The Fortnite Summer Skirmish is an 8-week series of competitions where Epic Games will be awarding a total of $8 million in prize money. The competition features a variety of content creators, popular pro players, and top performers from previous in-game events. This $500K tournament was only the first of two for this week’s ‘Summer Skirmish’ event; the second tournament is scheduled to be played on August 11 but will feature a different group of competitors. For the list of Friday’s participants, along with more details about the format, ruleset, and prize pool breakdow, visit our dedicated hub below

Will Tilted Towers come back in Fortnite Season OG? Epic GamesFortnite Chapter 4 Season OG is right around the corner, and as the name suggests, the game is set to bring back a lot of OG stuff, such as the Tilted Towers. Here’s what we know. Fortnite Chapter 4 Season 4 is officially coming to an end on November 3, 2023, with the new season being termed Season OG. Season OG is set to bring the game back to its roots, with the game bringing back the Chapter 1 map along with a lot of other OG items such as Supply Drops, Traps and more. That being said, let’s take a look at whether or not Tilted Towers will make a return to Fortnite. Will the Tilted Towers return in Fortnite Season OG? While various leaks had already suggested that Tilted Towers was set to return in the latest season, it has now officially been confirmed by Epic Games that Tilted Towers will be back for Season OG. Fortnite’s official YouTube page released Chapter 4 Season OG’s first teaser, announcing the iconic location’s return as Juice Wrld’s Lucid Dreams played in the background. That’s everything we know about Tilted Towers’ return in Season OG. We’ve also got plenty of tips and tricks available to help you out, so make sure to check out our guide content: How to level up fast in Fortnite | How to get V-Bucks in Fortnite | Rarest skins in Fortnite | What are the best Fortnite skins ever? | How many people play Fortnite? | How to win in Fortnite | How to refer a friend in Fortnite | All Fortnite crossovers & collabs | Best guns in Fortnite | Best Fortnite landing spots | Fortnite dances list | Where to find all Exotic & Mythic weapons in Fortnite | Are there any free V-Bucks codes in Fortnite? | How to play Fortnite split-screen | How to get free Fortnite skins

Will there be Fortnite Chapter 3 leaks? Epic Games is trying to pull the brakes EpiLeaking content early has become a major part of the Fortnite community, but it seems Epic Games is asking leakers to keep the contents of Chapter 3 a secret. Fortnite Chapter 3 is just a few days away, but players normally wouldn’t need to wait that long to see what it has in store. That’s because a community of leakers on Twitter usually reveals the contents of the update before it goes live. We say usually, because this time around, Epic Games has requested that leakers not post Chapter 3 content until downtime for the update ends. The request was only issued to some of the largest leakers in the community including HYPEX and Shiina. However, it seems the request comes with no compensation, repercussions, or legal agreements. Simply put, Epic Games is calling in a favor. Who is leaking Fortnite Chapter 3 content? Although HYPEX and Shiina were the only two to receive the request, Epic Games is asking the community as a whole to refrain from leaking Chapter 3 content until Fortnite v19.00 goes live. That being said, asking a simple favor for nothing in return won’t stop leakers from continuing to do their jobs. HYPEX is by far the biggest leaker in the community with 1.9 million followers on Twitter. And while they haven’t had the best history with Epic Games, they tweeted that they would be following its requests. So, if HYPEX is your main source of Fortnite leaks, you’re going to need to look elsewhere for Chapter 3. I’ve made my mind up.. I won’t leak anything Chapter 3 or event related even if it leaks by others, unless if Epic post it themselves. I really wanna get this feeling again of no leaks on a chapter/season launch just like pre Chapter 1 Season 6. hopefully y’all agree with this. — HYPEX (@HYPEX) December 2, 2021 Shiina, being the other to receive the request, hasn’t accepted Epic Games’ agreement to not leak content. In conversation with Dexerto, Shiina stated: “After their initial message, we thought this couldn’t work at all which is the main reason why we sent them suggestions to improve their idea. As far as I know, they haven’t responded to these suggestions yet, so there’s no real “agreement” here yet (at least from my side).” Epic Games has asked leakers to not post any leaks during the v19.00 downtime. We realize why this is an important concern for them and have provided suggestions on how to make their idea work in a good way. Based on their response, we will evaluate if this is a realistic idea. — Shiina (@ShiinaBR) December 1, 2021 iFireMonkey is another leading member of the Fortnite leaking community with an impressive 775k followers on Twitter, but they didn’t receive Epic Games’ request. And it seems as if he will continue to post leaked content like normal. In conversation, he stated: “All they did was ask us to wait until downtime ended before leaking stuff, but we all know that probably won’t happen.” Personally, I have been trying to think about how this would work for a bit today and how I feel is that if anyone is able to leak the update I see no reason for me to not post leaks, since no matter what people would be able to post it anyways. We will have to wait and see. — iFireMonkey (@iFireMonkey) December 1, 2021 Will there be Fortnite Chapter 3 leaks? Despite leakers ignoring Epic Games’ laughable request, that doesn’t mean it will be possible to leak content. According to Shiina, there are various new factors at play with Chapter 3 that could stop leakers from datamining, though. With the start of Chapter 3, Fortnite is switching to Unreal Engine 5. Shiina stated that this will make datamining harder in v19.00 and beyond. As well, an Epic Games employee told Shiina they “have made some changes for 19.00 to make things slightly more difficult, but nothing is ever perfect”. The process of datamining and posting has been automated thanks to the use of bots. However, several public bots/services that are used by a vast majority of dataminers to properly do their “job” will be turned off during v19.00 downtime. “All of that will most likely stop people from leaking content,” stated Shiina. Epic Games wants Fortnite’s new content to be a surprise. They want players to be able to play a few rounds for themselves before seeing the new content on Twitter. And despite leakers ignoring their request, that might actually happen. For more Fortnite, check out the five things we want to see in Chapter 3, and stay tuned for more news and guides.

Will there be a Game of Thrones and Fortnite crossover event in Season 8? If you’re a Game of Thrones fan who doubles as a Fortnite player, the possibility of a crossover event between the two will definitely be something to look forward to – but could it really happen? There have been number of in-game items, occurrences and ‘clues’ that have started to catch our eye since the beginning of Fortnite’s Season 7 and moving into Season 8, and the fan theorists among us are beginning to wonder how, and if, a GoT crossover could ever work in the battle royale game. *Before continuing, we should advise you that there are some Game of Thrones spoilers throughout this article. If you’re not up-to-date with the latest season, you might not want to read on.* So, what’s got us so excited about a potential crossover between one of the goriest television programmes in history and a game that is enjoyed predominantly by teenagers and under 25s? Let’s begin with the snow… “Winter is coming” is one of the most famous phrases from Game of Thrones and George R. R. Martin’s ‘A Song of Ice and Fire’ books. To put it very simply, seasons in Westeros (Martin’s imagined world) don’t work like we’re used to. Instead, summer can last for years and so can winter. The Starks of Winterfell are the most wary of winter’s arrival and they often use the phrase in conversation. In the books, and the TV show, winter slowly begins to draw in on Westeros and it is set to be the bleakest in living memory. In fact, it’s so bad that an army of White Walkers and wights (kind of like snow zombies) led by the ‘Night King’ are beginning to invade from the North. This basically means that the lives of all men are in danger. We haven’t seen any White Walkers or wights in Fortnite (well, not exactly – see below), but the cube monsters from Season 6 would definitely be a good base to work from. Winter also definitely arrived when the Iceberg biome became a part of the map at the start of Season 7. We saw the map entirely covered in snow once this season, on Christmas day, and some data miners seem to believe that it could happen again**. Read More: Fortnite: Major hint from Creative Director points to mystery of Dragon Eggs being revealed soon – This alone is hardly evidence that any sort of crossover event could be on the horizon, but Polar Peak’s numerous secrets make the fan fiction rather more believable. Let’s start with the throne room: if you haven’t been to Polar Peak yet, there’s a throne inside a large room that reminds us of the Iron Throne from A Song of Ice and Fire. There’s only so many ways that a throne can look, but those shards of ice certainly have a similar feeling to them: Now, bear with us for a while longer. Thrones are pretty standard inclusions in any throne room, hence the name, so the fact that there’s one in Polar Peak probably doesn’t mean much, even if it is believed to belong to the ‘Ice King’. Where have we heard a name like that before…? Of course, the Iron Throne from GoT is situated in King’s Landing, which is different in virtually every way to Polar Peak. King’s Landing is one of the last areas of Westeros that will be engulfed by winter due to its location in the South. This is certainly a kink in our tinfoil hat armor, but what about those dormant ‘dragon eggs’ that data miners keep finding under Polar Peak? Dragons are a massive part of the Game of Thrones story, with Daenerys Targaryen successfully hatching the first live dragons in over a century. So, dragon eggs in Fortnite under a throne made for an Ice King suddenly makes the theory seem less far fetched! These eggs have since dissapeared from Polar Peak in Fortnite, and fans now believe they are about to hatch – perhaps just in time for the start of Season 8 of Game of Thrones? Spoiler alert: If you’re not up-to-date with Game of Thrones, we would advise skipping this next paragraph. In Season 7 of the television series, the Night King manages to resurrect one of Daenerys’ dragons and turn it into some sort of White Walker ice dragon that breathes blue flame! We don’t know much more about the zombie dragon thing, but perhaps the eggs under Polar Peak could hatch into similar creatures? We’ve already had enough cosmetics and imagery in Fortnite to be able to picture what an ice dragon with the Ice King riding on it could look like, and we’re willing to bet that those petrified eggs under Polar Peak won’t stay unhatched for long. 500A creative Fortnite player even imagined what Game of Throne’s Castle Black would look like in Fortnite, with incredible attention to detail. You can try the map out for yourself by entering the following code in Creative mode: We’re willing to admit that we’re clutching at straws with some of our evidence, but we’ve already convinced ourselves that the crossover, though unlikely, would be absolutely epic. We’re in no way suggesting that the main game will become some sort of Westeros copy, but a limited time event like the Fortnite x Avengers one could certainly go down well and provide excellent exposure for all parties. One major sticking point is that the eighth and final season of Game of Thrones isn’t due to come out until April of 2019; Epic Games would have to stretch out the snow and dragon egg plots for quite some time to fit in with that date. However, the developers could still decide to make some sort of event or new item (maybe a dragon LTM?) in celebration of Season 8 for both Fortnite and GoT. Season 8 of Fortnite is now underway, and the first episode of Season 8 of Game of Thrones will air on April 17 – which will be just in time for Week 8, or Season 8, in Fortnite. In truth, yes, a Game of Thrones x Fortnite crossover is pretty unlikely – about as unlikely as it gets. However, nobody saw Fortnite’s Avengers crossover event coming either, and it was one of the biggest and best limited time events in the game’s history. It can’t hurt to dream, right? More Game of Thrones hints in Fortnite Fortnite’s v7.20 update on January 15 was followed by a number of interesting leaks from data miners. Most of these leaks involved upcoming skins and game modes, but one in particular caught our eye. It would seem that, despite the criticism of the Infinity Blade earlier in Season 7, another sword item is making its way to Fortnite in the near future. If the leaks are to be believed, this sword will be a weapon and classed as a ‘normal sword’, but we think it looks pretty darn medieval! Almost like something a GoT character might carry around. Ice Storm event On January 19, an ‘Ice Storm’ event started in Fortnite. As a part of this event, ice zombies of some sort have also been added to the map! Could we finally be seeing our first evidence of wights and White Walkers? Epic Games are calling this new army the ‘Ice Legion’. The strange Ice Storm event has also covered the entire Fortnite map in snow and ice for the second time in Season 7. A new kingdom rises. Prepare for battle – dive in now to take on the Ice Legion and survive the storm! pic.twitter.com/yvcHgCIYvk — Fortnite (@FortniteGame) January 19, 2019 The snow all pretty much disappeared in Season 8, although Polar Peaks remains covered. Last updated April 7.

Will the Fortnite World Cup feature a new, consistency-based format? | The Fortnite Podcast Ep. 55 With the Fortnite World Cup set to start up in just a few months, it’s time to start thinking about what the format might look like. There’s been no official word on what the format for the Fortnite World Cup qualifiers or main event will look like, but there’s been plenty of speculation as to just what will be in store for hopeful players next year. On the November 19 episode of The Fortnite Podcast, 2LoudTX and MonsterDFace offered some ideas on the variety of options might be available competitors during the World Cup. The duo got on the topic of the World Cup format when discussing the competitive format suggestion put forth by FaZe Clan’s Nate Hill. The suggestion would see Fortnite adopt a format similar to that of the PGA (Professional Golf Association) Fedex Cup that sees players earn points from different events played over an extended period of time rather than having single events with large prize pools. Big idea :light_bulb:Pro Fortnite could use a ranking system like golf. Rewarding consistency and significance of events. Then hold playoffs like FedEx cup for those who play well all year. Too many questionable top 10 lists out here — Nate Hill (@NateHillTV) November 16, 2018 MonsterDFace agrees with the suggestion and actually thinks that It’s something Epic is looking into, saying: “I almost wanna say they already kind of hinted that it’s gonna be a mirrored/consistency system for Worlds.” The pair further explained their reasoning for Epic adopting this consistency system, stressing that Epic doesn’t simply focus on the winners of every event but instead look at all the results equally. “I guarantee you there were people there who got to talk to Epic,” 2LoudTX says about players attending the PAX West Fortnite event that may not have actually won. “[Epic] saw the names and I guarantee you there were people that didn’t make the cut that Epic were still watching because of their commitment to being there every day.” MonsterDFace even goes on to say that he thinks Epic Game is a close eye on the results of the regional Microsoft and Pop-Up Cup tournaments, meaning that competing in as many events as possible will give players a chance to get spotted even if they don’t necessarily win. Read More: Tfue and Symfuhny discuss their current feelings towards Fortnite, suggest most pro players feel the same – While we likely won’t hear any new information on what the World Cup format will end up being for a couple months, it seems safe to say that it will cast a wide net and allow many players the chance to compete. To hear 2LoudTX and MonsterDFace go over all things Fortnite, be sure to listen to the full podcast below.

Will Tfue switch from Fortnite to Apex Legends? FaZe’s Fortnite, but with the rise of Apex Legends seemingly putting a cloud of doubt in his mind about the future of the Epic Games title, will he be tempted to jump ship? Tfue used his success playing Battle Royale to elevate his Twitch channel during 2018 and claims to have the most subscribers on the platform so far, as a result. However, some of his actions and criticisms since the release of Apex Legends suggest that he’s not too happy with the current state of Fortnite. These frustrated sentiments first appeared when the streamer slapped two big labels on Epic’s free-to-play title, calling it “boring” and then “stale” between February 11-12, just under a week after Respawn Entertainment shocked the world by not just revealing but releasing its new battle royale game. Since then, Apex Legends has attracted over 25 million players and looks to be providing solid competition to Fortnite – sparking some extraordinary predictions from not just Tfue but also Dr Disrespect. Both popular internet personalities have predicted that the game will “die” in the next year, with The Doc guaranteeing his viewers that the game’s craze will soon finished because people won’t want to be associated with the product. “It will die in a year because people will be embarrassed to be associated with it,” he guaranteed. “The product sucks and no-one really, really, really, really, really thinks it’s quality. It’s terrible.” Whether or not their predictions will come to fruition remains to be seen, as Fortnite has teased a number of exciting new changes to the game for Season 8 – which is expected to go live on February 28. Despite the FaZe Clan member previously saying Apex Legends is not better than Fortnite, if Tfue does truly believe that it will die in the next year, surely he will want to be associated with another money-making opportunity. That could be Respawn’s game. After all, he’s already pulled out of the ESL Katowice Royale tournament and has even discussed the idea of ditching the Fortnite World Cup Finals as well – which will have a $30 million prize pool. If he’s not happy with the current state of the game, is predicting that it will die in the next year and doesn’t plan on competing at upcoming tournaments, there is a chance that his switch to another game could be closer than some might think. There is a chance that Tfue is concerned that his Twitch following is made up of mostly Fortnite fans, though, in which case it would make a permanent switch-up of games particularly difficult. However, there’s nothing stopping him giving it a try. In fact, it’s starting to look quite likely indeed.

Will Pokimane’s Fortnite emote be back in the Item Shop? Leakers hint at Season 6 return Epic Games / Twitch: PokimaneAccording to a reliable leaker on Twitter, Pokimane’s Fortnite emote might be making a comeback during Chapter 2, Season 6 after being absent from the game for over a year’s time. Here’s what we know so far. While most Fortnite cosmetics come and go from the store on a regular basis, there are some outfits and items that have appeared once or twice, only to never appear in the item shop again. The most notable example of this is the Travis Scott skin, which was made available in the item shop one time in late-April 2020 and hasn’t been seen since. Another example of this is the emote called Poki, which is a dance based on the popular Twitch streamer Pokimane. In early 2020, the emote was added to the Fortnite Item Shop, and it hasn’t been back since then. If a leaker is to be believed, however, the emote might be making a glorious return in the near future. Leaker teases return of the Poki emote in Fortnite Season 6 The Poki emote got a updated item shop asset. Meaning it should return soon! pic.twitter.com/jR6TSsKRjE — FNBRintel (@FNBRintel) March 30, 2021 According to Fortnite leaker FNInformation over on Twitter, the Poki emote has gotten its shop asset updated. Generally speaking, this means that the item has been changed to fit the current store API. Whenever this happens, it usually means that the item will be released within the next few days – maybe even the same day. Of course, the only fact in this case is that the store asset was updated. Whether or not it comes to the game is another question entirely – however, considering the track record with updating item assets before releasing them, it seems to be a forgone conclusion that it’ll be back soon. When will the Poki emote be back in the Fortnite Item Shop? Of course, at the time of writing, we don’t know exactly when the emote will be added to the game, as it hasn’t even been officially announced yet. That being said, given how soon these skins usually come once they’ve been updated, it wouldn’t be surprising to see it return sometime within the next few days. Unless things have changed since it’s last release, it’ll cost player 500 V-Bucks if they want to purchase it, since that was it’s price last time. Of course, if there’s any official information on the emote to share, we’ll update this article accordingly. Until then, however, keep it locked to Dexerto.

Will the Loot Lake orb destroy Fortnite map for Season 10? Leaks, rumors and more The Fortnite Cattus vs Doggus event is over, with the Mech robot coming out on top, but their battle led to an interesting development on the map that could wreak havoc in the future. Epic Games delivered yet again with their latest in-game event, a huge battle between the terrifying Cattus monster and the newly constructed Doggus robot. The duel took place all over the map, with Cattus being slain just outside of Salty Springs following an intense showdown. Loot Lake played a huge role in the event, with the sea monster attempting to crack into the power supply before Mech intervened. The robot also used the power of the vault to compensate for its broken arm, leaving a mysterious orb of light in its wake. Once the dust had settled, fans quickly began to speculate what the orb could mean for the future of Fortnite, given all of the game’s vaulted items are stored underneath it’s location. Speculation continued the following day after eagle-eyed fans noticed that the orb was actually destabilizing, meaning it could become extremely unstable in the lead up to Season 10 which officially begins on August 1. Their theories were confirmed by prominent Fortnite leaker @FortTory who found the multiple stages of the orb in the game’s hidden files, confirming its state would be changing in the coming days. With the theme of the upcoming season yet to be revealed, the orb could play a massive factor – potentially reverting the map to its former state which could see the return of popular locations such as Tilted Towers, Greasy Grove and Retail Row. I have found three particles in the event files: P_CattusDoggus_Destabilize P_CattusDoggus_Destabilize2 P_CattusDoggus_Destabilize3I supose these are three stages for the Nexus Orbit. First one being visible now and the other two later, leading up to season 10. pic.twitter.com/hWuSuuUWHq — FortTory – Fortnite Leaks & News (@FortTory) July 20, 2019 With Loot Lake currently providing power to Neo Tilted, Mega Mall and the slipstream, there could be a blackout if the source is damaged. Fortnite are yet to introduce a brand-new map to their game, instead focusing on constant developments to their iconic landscape, adding and removing new points of interest with every new season. However, the orb could be their way of tying in a whole new design with their current story line, following on from the unvaulting event and volcano eruption. With Season 10 just around the corner, fans won’t have to wait long to see what Epic Games have up their sleeve.

Will League and Fortnite be banned? US reportedly investigates Tencent Epic Games / Riot GamesFortnite and League of Legends players might have cause for concern after it was revealed that Chinese tech giant Tencent Holdings is reportedly under US investigation ahead of TikTok’s ban. Amid the ongoing drama surrounding TikTok in the US, with the popular social media site set to be blocked for users in the coming days, it seems as if more companies with ties to China are now being investigated. While TikTok has been under scrutiny, following privacy and data concerns from the US government, it was revealed that video game publishers under the parent company Tencent have now reportedly been contacted by the Committee of Foreign Investment. US Gov investigates Tencent involvement in Epic and Riot The Committee of Foreign Investment in the United States or ‘CFIUS,’ which is chaired by the Treasury Department, is known for reviewing the country’s data and security implications when it comes to foreign investment. According to a report from Bloomberg, the CFIUS has now sent letters to companies such as Epic Games, Riot Games, and others owned by Tencent, asking about their security protocols for handling their players’ personal data. While both video game publishers mainly operate out of the United States, it is no secret that Tencent has ties to the companies, with ownership of Riot Games and a 40% stake in Epic Games. Will Fortnite and LoL be banned in the US? As of now, it is unclear if these companies will be banned, or targeted similar to TikTok, but players will have to wait for the results of this investigation to go public to be certain. With Riot Games recently expanding into titles like Valorant, Teamfight Tactics, Legends of Runeterra, and with more on the way, any decisions by the US government could potentially affect millions of players in the US who play these games. Also, this is not the only trouble that Epic Games has had to face in recent weeks, as their feud with Apple, which prevents iOS users from playing, is still ongoing after they initially started the ‘Free Fortnite’ movement. Tencent’s WeChat app is also the firing line, however, with over 300 investments in Tencent’s portfolio, including a smaller stake in Activision Blizzard, it remains to be seen just how big of an impact this could have.