How to visit all 7 Sky Platforms in Fortnite Battle Royale \u2013 Locations and guide for Season 9, Week 1 Epic Gamesv9.00 update. The start of the new Neo Tilted Towers and Mega Mall \u2013 to a new futuristic look. That pesky Volcano has also been changed after it\u2019s eruption following the \u2018Unvaulting\u2019 event on May 4. It is now known as \u2018Pressure Plant\u2019 and plays a key role in some of the early challenges \u2013 especially visiting the new Sky Platforms. Fortnite Sky Platforms map It\u2019s a pretty simple challenge to complete, as you don\u2019t really have to interact with other players if you don\u2019t want to. The best way to do it is to hop on out of the battle bus and aim right for the locations that marked on the map above. Sure, other players might be deciding to do the same thing too, but if you want to get the challenge out of the way as soon as possible, drop onto the platforms, wait for your progression bar to pop up and leave the game. You won\u2019t be able to miss the Sky Platforms in-game as they are hovering in the air between the newly introduced slipstreams \u2013 looking like a drone. Like the Pirate Camps from Season 8, they appear on the map but you might need eagle vision to see them properly. As long as your challenge progression completes, you can leave the game and repeat the method over and over until the challenge is completed. Fortnite Season 9 challenges Completing the challenge will net you five Battle Stars towards you next Battle Pass level, and seeing as it\u2019s week one, they\u2019re all pretty easy challenges to tick off and get your Season 9 off to a good start.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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