Fortnite players aren't too happy about this year's Star Wars event, as they think that there's not enough content added to the Battle Royale mode compared to how much has been put into Lego Fortnite.
15.04.2024 - 17:23 / gamerant.com / Ashely Claudino
A new Fortnite x Star Wars collaboration is on the horizon, and soon enough, players will be able to try out brand-new content and play with returning items and weapons. Fortnite has participated in dozens of collaborations over the years.
Many collaborations result in time-limited quests and cosmetic items, while others take it to the next level with the release of themed weapons and map locations. So, while some of these projects are a one-time thing, such as the Creed Cup back in 2023, others have multiple waves with recurring events every now and then. Out of all the collaborations in Fortnite, Star Wars might be the franchise that returns more often.
With May the Fourth around the corner, many fans were already expecting some sort of celebration in Fortnite, as it has become an annual tradition at this point. On April 15, Fortnite revealed the upcoming collaboration with Star Wars on May 3. The announcement was made on several official profiles, such as the one dedicated to Fortnite Battle Royale, LEGO Fortnite, and Fortnite Festival, so players can expect content for each of these game modes.
Several game modes were introduced to Fortnite since the last Star Wars event, so it would make sense for this new collaboration to include content for each of the main modes in the game. The Fortnite Festival's teaser mentioned the addition of the Cantina Band as a jam track. Leaks also suggest that a Mythic Wookie Bowcaster weapon could be coming, a new Leia skin or variant will be added, and Lightsabers and Force abilities seen in the Find the Force event will be making a return this year.
The event starts on May 3, which coincides with the end of the Fortnite x Avatar: The Last Airbender event. Since the Elements Pass was made available with the Avatar collab, players shouldn't expect the Star Wars event to have the same magnitude as previous events. Nevertheless, it will still be great fun for most players, even if they're not Star Wars fans, and gamers will have plenty of content to entertain themselves with until the end of Chapter 5 Season 2.
Fortnite players aren't too happy about this year's Star Wars event, as they think that there's not enough content added to the Battle Royale mode compared to how much has been put into Lego Fortnite.
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