Fortnite New Chapter Brings More Changes

Season 2 Chapter 3 of Fortnite offers numerous chances for players. For example, it stops building options in the game. It looks like Epic Games decided to switch from one strategy to another, searching for the most popular features and removing other possibilities.

From the very beginning, players were able to build shelters and other creative items on Fortnite. Now, five years later, Epic Games decided to remove the feature. This chapter offers multiple benefits to the players and a wide range of entertainment, except for building.

The game unites numerous styles and features inside it. This is what makes Fortnite so popular. Every player can find something they like about it. Millions of players continue to play the game since 2017. Fortnite became much more than a simple battle royale and multiplayer because of its wide range of features and mix of genres. Epic Games stuffed it with concerts and art shows. You could enjoy crossovers and atmospheric parties. It is natural that each season the appetite of the audience increases. The new chapter brought more expectations.

Players received Season 2, Chapter 3 Resistance recently. They were shocked by the changes made inside the game. Epic Games removed the building option from this chapter. Meanwhile, it was switched by Overshield, created to protect each player. While players already have health bars and basic shields, they still can use the Overshield option to increase the security level. If you are missing the option, you can find a building in competitive and arena modes. You will also have the ability to show your artistic nature on Creative Islands and Team Rumble.

Epic increased the speed that players can reach, to partly replace the need in a building. You can also protect yourself from enemies using mantling, so you could jump and grab a ledge, pulling yourself up, hiding from enemies.

Have you already tried a new chapter? Which features or characters do you like the most there? Share your thoughts in the comments below.