![Things we don't want in the new 'Fortnite' season. [Image Source: Top5Gaming/YouTube]](https://staticr1.blastingcdn.com/media/photogallery/2019/10/9/660x290/b_502x220x82/things-we-dont-want-in-the-new-fortnite-season-image-source-top5gamingyoutube_2336751.jpg "Things we don't want in the new 'Fortnite' season. [Image Source: Top5Gaming/YouTube]")
Epic Games released weekly updates for "Fortnite Battle Royale," and its seasonal updates are huge. They usually have massive map and gameplay changes, and while the game feels fresh, some seasons have been rather disappointing. In this article, we will count down some things we do not want to see in Season 11 of "Fortnite Battle Royale."
Overpowered Weapon
"Fortnite" players had to deal with the Combat Shotgun which was much better than the other shotguns in the game. Fortunately, Epic Games has vaulted it, but we are hoping that another overpowered weapon won't be added in the next season.
Overpowered Vehicle
Remember the BRUTE mechs? Or planes? Or Ballers? Some of the vehicles Epic has added in the past have been too strong, and while the game could benefit from additional mobility, hopefully a new Season 11 vehicle (if added) won't be too powerful.
Rift Zones
Rift Zones are a cool idea, but not many players like them. Seeing the old places come back to the island is really nice, but no one wants to be forced to dance while tacos are falling from the sky. Please, Epic, no more Rift Zones!
A Cluttered Map
There are many rumors that a new map will be released for Season 11 of "Fortnite Battle Royale" and we are hoping they are true. However, we are also hoping that the new map will not be cluttered as the original map has become a mess after 10 seasons!
Building Nerfs
"Fortnite Battle Royale" is about building and while some players cannot keep up, building should not be nerfed. Skill-based matchmaking should make things fairer for everyone, so there is no need for lowering the skill gap.
Overpowered Anti-Competitive Items
Some items Epic Games has released, such as the Storm Flip and the Junk Rift, haven't been accepted well by the competitive community. After all, this game is very popular in esports, so its developer should stay away from adding controversial items that affect competitive success.
Fewer Updates
While a lot of players love the fact that the game changes every week, Epic Games should probably slow down with their updates.
Beta Version
"Fortnite" has been in the Beta/Early Access phase for 10 seasons which have spanned for over two years. We are hoping that the Beta will be gone at the start of Season 11, as some leaks have indicated, and that "Fortnite: Save the World" will become free.
