@pitri305@hylianmaarc Yo siento en sí que la experiencia es diferente, a lo que quiero llegar es que se siente como si jugaras a otro juego totalmente diferente
Ya hemos visto que cuando Fortnite se concentra más en su propio juego que en las colabs de cierta manera es más divertido ejemplo con la temporada pasada que Fortnite agregó algo suyo y fue un éxito
• No BR bots + an easy bot mode
• No SBMM
• OG Artstyle, Chapter 4-style graphics
• Memorable old + new POIs
• Better loot + weapons that feel like Fortnite
• More original skins, less Collabnite
• Longer chapters (1.5–2 years)
• The old, clean OG-style UI back
I've been thinking about why I don't enjoy Fortnite as much anymore, and Override has made it a lot more obvious to me.
Chapter 7 in general hasn't really developed much of an identity for me. We're already four seasons into it and I don't know what I'm going to look back on and immediately associate with this chapter. So much has changed so quickly or has been built around things we've already seen that none of it has really had enough time to stick with me.
Golden Coast is probably the biggest exception. I genuinely miss that map. It was memorable, I liked playing on it, and it actually felt like something I was going to associate with this era of Fortnite. I really don't think it should've disappeared as quickly as it did. Fortnite moves so fast now that sometimes it feels like you're barely given enough time to become attached to something before the game has already moved on.
And now we're at Override and I'm just not feeling much excitement for it. Overrides were made into such a massive deal and are literally the name of the season, but I don't find the mechanic interesting enough to carry an entire season. We've had stuff like Super that I enjoyed way more and it never felt like Epic pushed it anywhere near this much.
The Sprites also make this season feel way too close to Runners for me. I don't mind Fortnite bringing ideas back, but when the current chapter already struggles to have a clear identity, seeing another season remind me so much of a previous one doesn't help. I want to be able to think about each season and remember what made playing it specifically feel different.
I don't think I've had that proper season launch excitement since Pacific Break either. Part of that is definitely the weapons. I'm not really someone who gets excited when an old gun gets unvaulted. I'd honestly rather get a new weapon that's basically a reskin or reinterpretation of an older gun because at least there's something new to learn and something visually associated with that season. Opening a chest on launch day and getting a weapon I've already used for years doesn't do much for me anymore.
That's probably what I miss most about season launches. I used to actually want to learn the game again. New map, new loot, new mechanics, figuring out what was good and what wasn't. Recently I can log into a new season and already understand so much of what I'm looking at.
I've even noticed that I've slowly become the type of player who comes back because Fortnite added one of my favorite IPs. Years ago I never understood people who only got on for a collab, because I was playing Fortnite regardless. Now sometimes a character I like getting added is genuinely more exciting to me than the season itself.
I also wonder if that's just where Fortnite is with its audience now. There's an entire younger generation playing who didn't experience all the stuff we did. A mechanic or returning weapon that feels old to me might be something they're experiencing for the first time. They're growing up with their version of Fortnite just like we did in 2017.
Maybe that's why I feel increasingly disconnected from some of the decisions they're making. I've seen so many versions of Fortnite at this point that I need something more to get excited about a season, while someone newer doesn't have eight or nine years of the game to compare everything to.
I still care about Fortnite a lot, which is probably why I even think about this stuff this much. I just don't have that feeling anymore where a new season alone is enough to make me want to play every day.
Chapter 7 had things I genuinely loved. Golden Coast especially. I just wish Fortnite gave those things more time to actually become part of the game's identity instead of constantly rushing toward whatever comes next.
Right now I feel more attached to things from earlier in the chapter that are already gone than I do to the season I'm currently supposed to be excited about.
Mucha gente se está cansando de los espíritus, y las redes de Fortnite se están empezando a inundar de comentarios negativos al respecto, sobre todo cuando anuncian el "nuevo" contenido semanal.
Cuál es vuestra opinión del tema?
¡La semana que viene habrá dos #NintendoDirect!
The Legend of #Zelda 40th Anniversary Direct – Martes, 08-09 a las 16:00 (unos 30 minutos)
Nintendo Direct – Miércoles, 09-09 a las 16:00 (unos 45 minutos)
Ambos se emitirán aquí en horario peninsular: https://t.co/2aOIr6Krwt
Bueno, eso no funcionó. Los hackeos enviados a la bóveda vuelven a estar disponibles por ahora.
Todos los hackeos exclusivos de escuadrón y los hackeos de cadencia de tiro y disparos a la cabeza que afectan a toda la sala aparecerán un 25 % menos de veces para ayudar a equilibrar las partidas.
Los códigos de trucos de Espíritus (¡incluidos los Épicos!) también aparecerán con mayor frecuencia.
Y esto es parte de lo que llegará con el parche 42.10 el próximo jueves para llevar la diversión al máximo: nuevos hackeos, armas nuevas y que regresan de la bóveda, nuevos Espíritus, renovación de los hacks de botín y mucho más que anunciaremos próximamente.
¿Bueno? ¿Malo? ¿Alguna locura que deberíamos agregar? ¡Compartan sus opiniones aquí!
#Fortnite BR Hotfix:
The following Match Overrides have been disabled:
- Extra Life
- Squad Extra Life
- Headshot Amplifier
- Speed Shooter
- Squad Speed Shooter
- Squad Sprints
- Squad Pickaxe KO
Turtle Beach ha anunciado un nuevo mando con licencia oficial de Epic Games para Nintendo Switch:
- Temática del cubo Kevin:
- Lanzamiento el 8 de octubre.
- 69.99$
- Sticks TMR, para reducir el riesgo de drift.
- 2 botones traseros programables.
- Hasta 40 horas de batería con el RGB apagado.
- Incluye un código para conseguir el gesto Capoeira de Fortnite.