Epic Games has officially rolled out "Fortnite's" V.2.5.0 update as it ushered in new contents, improvements, and bug fixes on both of its Save the World and Battle Royale modes. That being said, a lot of players are claiming that they've come across something freaky within the game as this was somewhat taken from "Attack on Titan."
Attack on Titan-ish glitch
After the latest update went live a couple of days ago, players begin noticing giant heads popping out of nowhere during the game. These bizarre-looking heads look like it came out from the post-apocalyptic manga/anime series – "Attack on Titan."
A "Fortnite" fan even posted a gif on FortniteBR's subreddit as other players claim that they too encountered the said bug.
Other fans believe that it would a great idea as they suggested a so-called titan mode to be included in the game. A member from Team Epic also took notice of the said post and advised the player base to "band together to stop the Titans" and went on stating that players need to get their "jump pads and boogie bombs ready."
Another player also posted such encounter on YouTube where he saw a titan-looking head from a distance. The gamer even tried sniping it but to no avail.
PS4 exclusives
Meanwhile, Epic has recently announced a PS4 exclusive for "Fortnite's" Battle Royale. The PlayStation Plus Celebration Pack introduced a new outfit and a glider as these new cosmetics are offered free of charge for PlayStation Plus members.
It is not yet certain, however, if this collab between Sony's console and Epic's third-person shooter would yield additional PS4-only content. Additionally, the devs have yet to announce such exclusivity to other platforms.
In line with this, the game's Save the World mode got a new set of heroes (Lunar New Year Heroes) and weapons (Dragon Weapons) via the current update.
Patch 2.5.0 also rolled out some QoL improvements into the game which include:
- A key binding for "Toggle Pickaxe" on PC
- Dynamic resolution and high-quality temporal upsampling for both PlayStation 4 and Xbox One
- An expanded PC and Mac social panel
- Sound variations whenever players build wood, stone, or metal
- Fixing connectivity errors that block players from logging in
- Optimized XMPP payloads
- XMPP connection recovery improvements on consoles
- Removal of extra and redundant store queries
The game maker also announced the extension of the game's second season until February 21.
However, some of the fans are irked about it as they pointed out that it would make sense if Season 3's launch would go alongside V.2.5.0's release. Others even went on stating that the current season has lasted long enough that most of them would rather have Season 3 be dropped now instead of playing long hours in the current season. Check out a video about "Fortnite" here:
