Shocking Fortnite building glitch is giving some players an unfair advantage Epic GamesFortnite Battle Royale has had some crazy bugs since the game was first released in September 2017, but a new one seems to let players shoot right through solid builds. Epic Games have been made aware of a number of different glitches since the beginning of Season 8 on February 28, including bugged areas on the map that were eliminating players. However, members of the game\u2019s online community have been discussing an issue in the game\u2019s battle royale mode where they can shoot right through a build without any problem at all. Most Fortnite fans will know already, but building is a feature that allows players to use materials in order to protect themselves from gunfire, explosives or even to move around. Yet, a new glitch seems to render materials useless by letting weapons shoot right through them without damaging the structure \u2013 as seen with the \u2018cone\u2019 demonstration below. This video was posted to the Fortnite BR subreddit by 2Rich4Youu and shows exactly why this could be a problem, particularly in the endgame of Fortnite sessions. Simply aiming through a cone that hasn\u2019t been fully built gives the player an opportunity to fire through the material, without damaging it. This gives the player inside the cone a potential advantage, as they\u2019re not fully exposed but have the same ability to fire at their enemy from inside. Some redditors claim that it also works with ramps, too. It\u2019s unknown if this issue has been spotted by Epic as of yet, but we\u2019ll keep you updated on any potential fixes in the future.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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