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As of yesterday Fortnite is now half way through it’s run of Season 3. Here’s a quick retrospective of what Season 3 has brought to the game, what worked and what didn’t.<\/p>\n
Prior to the official launch of Fortnite Season 3 many players were unsure of what to expect. Fans knew that the new season would include a flood, but no one knew exactly how the influx of water would cause the season to play out. <\/p>\n
Many feared that the rising tides would create too many obstacles for players, causing the game to play slower. Others assumed the water separation might help with the game’s poor pacing by helping more players survive to the end game. It was a time of great uncertainty.<\/p>\n
When Fortnite Season 3 finally dropped, many were excited for the new season, especially after playing a few games. The water didn’t interrupt the game that much, and there were a number of ways to move through it quickly with boats, sharks, and whirlpools all helping players get around.<\/p>\n
Even some players who were initially critical of the game going into season 3 had many good things to say about the new update. Unfortunately, as time went on, it became apparent that the game still had some issues which Epic had failed to address.<\/p>\n
After the excitement subsided, many began to feel that Season 3 hadn’t done enough to address common problems in the game. Although some are saying that the introduction of cars in the game might address issues with pacing, many players are already beginning to move on. And with cars being delayed again, it seems as though Epic is continuing to ignore this issue.<\/p>\n
Despite the frustration, Season 3 has brought more to Fortnite than Battle Royale.<\/p>\n
This Season of Fortnite has also shown that Epic is willing to use Fortnite to engage with wider social movements. It’s also shown that Forntite can be a space for social engagement outside of gaming. Players have been able to watch movies, attend lectures, and even join in concert experiences all using Fortnite as a client.<\/p>\n
Although there are still some things which need to be worked out, overall this has been an interesting development in Fortnite.<\/p>\n
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As of yesterday Fortnite is now half way through it’s run of Season 3. Here’s a quick retrospective of what Season 3 has brought to the game, what worked and what didn’t. Fortnite Season 3, uncertain expectations Prior to the official launch of Fortnite Season 3 many players were unsure of what to expect. Fans … Continue reading Fortnite: Half way through Season 3, retrospective<\/span><\/a> Continue Reading