The volcano isn’t the only major change to come to season 8 Battle Royale. Fortnite season 8 map: Lazy Lagoon Image used with permission by copyright holder If you head to the summit of the volcano, you can see that it is still open and you can see down below but it has a draft that blows you up, similar to the area around the floating island in season six. Of course, there is a lot of volcanic rock around the volcano as everything has changed to a molten color near it. Touching it will damage you one health per second so be sure to avoid it. It has shaped the areas around it as now there is a large lava river flowing south from its mouth. The volcano has replaced Tomato Temple/Town, which no longer exists. It is rather large and interestingly enough, not a named location, even though it takes up a good portion of the map. The volcano can be found in the northeastern section of the map where the majority of the changes took place. It’s all culminated to the emergence of a massive volcano that has shaped the map but it’s not as detailed as many players expected. For some time now, Epic Games has been hinting at a huge change coming with season eight using frequent earthquakes and rumbles in the map. The single biggest change to the season eight map is the volcano. Fortnite season 8 map: Volcano Image used with permission by copyright holder All of it adds up to create the most diverse and varied map yet.

There have also been some minor adjustments that you might miss such as a (sort of) new vehicle.

There are a few new named and unnamed locations, as well as changes to existing places. There is still a lot more to unpack regarding the changes to the Battle Royale map. How to get the free Jackie skin in Fortnite: Rocket Racingįortnite performance guide: best settings, fps boost, and moreįortnite gets a ‘wild’ new trailer featuring Optimus Prime

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