Fortnite Streamlines Its Battle Passes with New XP System

Monday, 28 October 2024, 14:43

Fortnite is streamlining its battle passes to enhance XP progression. Starting November 2nd, players will use experience points across modes to progress in Music and Lego passes. This change responds to community feedback and aims to unify gameplay experiences.
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Fortnite Streamlines Its Battle Passes with New XP System

Fortnite Improves Battle Pass Experience

Fortnite is streamlining its battle passes to enhance XP progression. Starting November 2nd, Epic Games will allow players to use XP earned across all modes to progress in various battle passes. Previously, XP earned from modes did not contribute to special passes like the Lego Fortnite and Music-themed Fortnite Festival pass.

Upcoming Changes to Battle Pass System

  • Music Pass: Renamed from Festival Pass, festival points will be removed on November 2nd.
  • Lego Pass: The transition to XP will take effect on December 1st, with studs being retired.
  • New Rewards System: Players can directly purchase rewards from the passes without grinding levels.

This overhaul enables Fortnite to function more as a platform filled with Epic and creator-made experiences, addressing players' needs after a year of various modes like Rocket Racing and Fortnite Festival.

What's Next for Fortnite?

  1. The upcoming season is titled Remix and is set to bring players back to the Chapter 2 island.
  2. A new live event is expected as the current Marvel-themed season concludes.

With these adjustments, Epic Games is committed to refining the Fortnite experience for its dedicated community.


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