On Tuesday, March 3,Fortniteupdate 12.10 brought a number of bug fixes and new items to Epic Game’s battle royale sensation. The update also made changes to the game files for data miners to peruse, and some unannounced information about the future ofFortnitehas already been unearthed. Among this information are details on the upcoming Season 2 challenges, and indeed the week three and four challenge requirements are now known in full.
As has been the case with challenges over the past two weeks, theFortniteChapter 2 Season 2 challenges for weeks three and four are collected under a special heading. However, it is not “Brutus' Briefings” that players will be completing in the upcoming weeks, and they will instead be focusing on “TNTina’s Trials.” While this distinction does not make a great deal of difference, TNTina’s Trials do lean slightly towards explosives, giving players some great opportunities to use the newly-addedProximity Mines.
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With respect to the specifics of the next two weeks ofFortniteChapter 2 Season 2challenges, they are as follows:
Fortnite Chapter 2 Season 2 Week 3 Challenges
Fortnite Chapter 2 Season 2 Week 4 Challenges
To note, these ongoing weekly challenges are not the only things currently happening inFortnite, as the Deadpool challenges are keeping many players occupied as well. For those fans that are interested in these special challenges, theFortniteDeadpool week three and four challengeshave also leaked, and they will have players hunting down a toilet plunger and katanas. Ultimately, it is expected that these challenges will reward fans with a Deadpool skin, though that has not been officially confirmed at this time.
Additionally, data miners have uncovered several LTMs that players will seemingly gain access to in the near future. One of these leaked LTMs is aFortnitefaction war event, which will pit Ghost against Shadow, while another appears to be similar to the Infected game modes that appear in franchises likeCall of DutyandHalo. Currently, it is not known exactly when these LTMs will be available, but they should give fans a nice break from grinding challenges when they eventually arrive.
Fortniteis available now on Nintendo Switch, PC, PS4, Xbox One, and mobile devices.
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