New Fortnite theory hints original Chapter 1 map may finally return soon Epic Games[jwplayer so0eN9Pk]Fortnite\u2019s game-changing \u2018The End\u2019 event ushered in Chapter 2 and transported players to an all-new map, though after four Seasons in the one location, we may finally be heading back to where it all started in the next major update. At the end of Season X in October, 2019, Epic Games completely reset the state of Fortnite. Chapter 2 kicked off with updated visuals, tons of new mechanics, fresh loot, and of course, a new map. The map that players grew to love \u2013 codenamed \u2018Athena\u2019 \u2013 was left in the past. A full year since that historic shift and the developers have been entirely focused on the Chapter 2 map \u2013 codenamed \u2018Apollo.\u2019 However, that hasn\u2019t stopped them subtly teasing the original battleground here and there. Fans have been demanding the first map make its return and now, it could finally be happening. In the midst of Season 4\u2019s Marvel-themed storyline, Iron Man has been making some upgrades to the Battle Bus. If a new theory holds up, it could all be pointing towards a huge return to the original Fortnite stomping grounds. The wormhole connection\u2026 So what we all thought was a black hole turns out to be a worm hole. A wormhole is a hypothetical connection between widely separated parts of space. This makes sense because the orb seems to be on both maps. *the reason galactus is coming to our map* \u201cnexus war\u201d by inFortNiteBR \u2018The wormhole connection,\u2019 Reddit user \u2018SvenWillNeverDie420\u2019 coined on October 1. \u201cWhat we all thought was a black hole, turns out to be a wormhole.\u201d Instead of last year\u2019s world-ending event, what if the original universe was never sucked out of existence? We were all just transported elsewhere while the previous location still remains somewhere in the galaxy. While this would be a nice sentiment on paper, there\u2019s a surprising amount of evidence to back the theory. The workshop at the Stark Industries POI currently has upgrades being applied to the Battle Bus. However, a whiteboard in the background could be pointing towards this wormhole theory. A simple drawing of a wormhole could indicate that Tony Stark is upgrading the Battle Bus in order to travel through one in the near future. This could mean that we transport back to the original map at the end of this season. Though it could also hint that both maps will be playable in Season 5 thanks to a Battle Bus that can travel through at any point in time. This theory is further backed by a tweet from Epic Games worldwide creative director Donald Mustard. \u201cIt\u2019s ALL connected,\u201d he teased back on August 22. \u201cPay attention. The story is about to kick into overdrive.\u201d It\u2019s ALL connected. Pay attention. The story is about to kick into overdrive\u2026 \u2014 Donald Mustard (@DonaldMustard) August 21, 2020 Obviously, take this information with a grain of salt for the time being as it is purely a theory for now. The Fortnite community has been asking for the original map to make its return for quite some time. Perhaps it could finally be on the horizon as the next Season draws near. Keep your eyes peeled over the next few weeks. Fortnite Season 5 is expected to arrive on November 30; there\u2019s still plenty of time for Epic to drop more teasers.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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