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New Fortnite Update

Fortnite's latest Chapter 5 Season 3 update introduces significant changes aimed at balancing gameplay. Recently, players and content creators voiced concerns about the overpowering nature of vehicles, prompting Epic Games to take action.

This unexpected patch sees the return of Boogie Bombs, a well-known item in the Fortnite community. Additionally, the update implements substantial reductions in car and Nitro damage, addressing the dominant vehicle meta and bringing a new dynamic to the game.

Fortnite patch notes for the May 30 update

Epic Games released an unexpected hotfix targeting the balance issues in Fortnite Chapter 5 Season 3, particularly around vehicles and the Nitro mechanic. The update brings several key changes:

  • Boogie Bombs reintroduced
  • Reduced accuracy of Machine Gun Turrets
  • Decreased Grenade Launcher Turrets‘ damage to structures
  • Lowered vehicle health in Solo mode
  • Boss cars no longer automatically regenerate health
  • Increased damage to vehicles from Boom Bolts
  • Extended recharge time for Nitro Gauntlets
  • Less damage from Nitro shoulder bash against players

This update responds to player feedback regarding the overpowering nature of vehicles and the Nitro mechanic. Players had frequently shared clips of near-indestructible cars and the ability to crash through structures with ease. The changes should address these issues and create a more balanced gameplay experience. For more details, you can visit the official Fortnite patch notes.

Players react to the May 30 hotfix

Ali „SypherPK“ Hassan, a prominent figure in the Fortnite community, expressed his excitement on social media, praising the timely update: „I knew you would deliver.“

Although the return of Boogie Bombs received mixed feedback, the majority of players welcomed the latest changes.

The update, thus, reflects Epic Games‘ commitment to incorporating player feedback into Chapter 5 Season 3. This responsiveness has been met with widespread approval among Fortnite enthusiasts.

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