#Fortnite Season 3 Gameplay

[epicwinsft]

Dominate Fortnite Zero Build with Magneto in Chapter 5 Season 3: No Commentary Gameplay

Welcome to the latest update in Fortnite Chapter 5 Season 3! This season introduces exciting new features and gameplay mechanics that are sure to keep you on the edge of your seat. One of the most anticipated additions is the Fortnite Zero Build mode, which removes the building mechanic and focuses entirely on combat and strategy. For players looking for a fresh challenge, Zero Build mode offers a unique and thrilling experience.

Magneto in Fortnite Zero Build

One of the standout characters this season is Magneto. Known for his powerful magnetic abilities, Magneto brings a new dynamic to the game. In Fortnite Zero Build mode, utilizing Magneto's skills can give you a significant advantage. Whether you're using his magnetic powers to control the battlefield or outmaneuvering opponents with strategic reloads, Magneto is a game-changer.

Master the Fortnite Reload Mechanic

In this new update, understanding and mastering the Fortnite reload mechanic is crucial. The updated reload system can significantly impact your gameplay, especially in high-stakes battles. Efficient reloading can make the difference between victory and defeat. Practice your reload timings to ensure you never run out of ammo at a critical moment.

What's New in Fortnite Chapter 5 Season 3

The new Fortnite update for Chapter 5 Season 3 brings a plethora of changes and improvements. From new weapons and items to updated maps and skins, there's something for every player to enjoy. Stay ahead of the competition by familiarizing yourself with all the latest additions. Explore the revamped map, discover new landing spots, and experiment with the latest weapons to find your new favorite loadout.

Fortnite Gameplay No Commentary

For those who prefer to focus solely on gameplay, our Fortnite gameplay no commentary videos are perfect for you. These videos provide pure, unfiltered gameplay, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the action without any distractions. Watch and learn from the best strategies, tactics, and movements as top players navigate through intense battles and challenging scenarios.

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Stay updated with all things Fortnite by subscribing to our channel. Get access to the latest tips, tricks, and strategies to help you become a Fortnite pro. Don't forget to like, comment, and share our videos to support the community. With Fortnite Zero Build, Magneto, and the new Chapter 5 Season 3 update, there's never been a better time to jump into the action!

[tanuj-gaminator]

Fortnite Chapter 4 Season 3 on RYZEN 5 3500u

[xotication]

okay but.. a quiet gamer boy bf kaneki that loves when his pretty girl bottoms herself out as he’s in the middle of a game. <3

you love kaneki, & you can accept that he has a love & passion for video games too but.. how does he expect you NOT to wanna sit on him when he looks so damn handsome all the time?!

he’s sat in that gaming chair with a baggy tee & a pair of grey sweats. he’ll even be wearing a pair of blue light glasses so that the constant gaming doesn’t do too much damage to his irises. nd he just looks so good with this combination!! ugh. it’s not even fair.

on this particular day, he’s playing fortnite with touka & hide after not touching that game for a couple of seasons. he’s giving call outs, talkin’ bout’ “116 to the body” “he’s 1 shot” “knocked.. dead.” “pushing up behind us” & just a whole bunch of shit that you didn’t care to try & understand..

you’re a little frustrated, to be honest. you had a long day at work nd you just wanna be all up under him. especially now that he’s on the game with some girl he used to have a fling with..?

“ken..”

“kennnn..!”

upon hearing that, he moves his headset behind his ear with a push of his shoulder & gives you a soft hum.

“when’re you getting off?”

“oh.. i don’t know, baby. probably not for another hour or so”

“another hour or so..??”

“yeah. what’s wrong?”

you don’t even bother answering. he shrugs his headset back on & continues to clack away at his keyboard. you’ve already made your way over to him, nd you watch him play for a little before you lift his arm & saddle yourself on to his lap. you’re thankful that he isn’t streaming today.

you begin to peck sloppy little kisses on to his neck, not really caring if it’s loud or not.. you’re kinda hoping it is, though :3. kaneki lifts his head a bit to give you more access. his pale skin is still displaying the hickies you had left just a couple nights ago nd you giggle a little bit at this. they look soso pretty on him!

a couple seconds pass by & you’re just slyly rolling your hips down on him. he knows exactly what you want out of him & he’s not gonna deny you from it. you slide yourself off his lap, now on your knees in between his legs & you take hold of the hem of his briefs & sweats before pulling them down to his lower thighs. it’s no surprise that ken is already hard.

you can’t blame him! he’s got a hot gf damn near humping him in his chair, what man wouldn’t be turned on?! i digress.

you take him in your hand & lick all the way from the base to the tip, you can feel him tense up & relax afterwards. you spit in your hand to act as lube nd stroke his dick a couple times before fully sticking him in your mouth. you’re left jerking whatever else doesn’t fit & you hear his breathing get heavier.

there’s a lewd gluck gluck (i’m so sorry 😭) coming from you as things get sloppier by the second. kaneki was now fully hitting the back of your throat, not really caring if it was difficult for you to handle or not..

touka & hide are noticing him paying less attention & his gameplay getting a bit more careless. i mean right now his character was on auto-run, & he had your hair in a makeshift ponytail as he fucked your poor throat! :(

“kaneki! they’re on the mountain building up.. there’s 20 left. focus up”

“fuck bro. i’m down.. he’s at least 5 bullets tho- push that”

“kaneki… push, maybe?? you’re selling”

“can you both get the fuck out my ear?”

ken let’s go of your hair nd tucks it behind your ears before giving his full attention to the game once again. you don’t know what he’s doing up there but he’s going crazy on his keyboard.

you pull him from your mouth with a lil “pop” sound nd climb back into his lap. your panties are now pulled to the side & you’re fully sitting on his dick.. this man leaves you so full OMGG. there’s an adorable bulge in your tummy >.<!

kaneki brings his attention to you for a brief moment to give you a quick couple of pecks, nd then he’s back to the game. you wrap your arms around his neck & use them as leverage to lift yourself up & down on his lap. the chair is making a bit of noise nd ken’s friends are now overly suspicious..

“the fuck is going on over there?”

“mind your business.”

touka rolls her eyes at his response to hide. she’s already knowing what’s going on nd she’s not too happy about it. you did kinda steal kaneki’s attention from her when they were talking. boohoo, so sad. you were just better!

you were getting a lil tired from bouncing up & down, so you began rolling your hips. ken doesn’t feel much pleasure from this but he knows how good it feels for you, he’s happy to let you use him.

“we have circle. camp this hill nd stay on high ground”

kaneki mutes his mic before he wraps his arms around you & snaps his hips up into you.

“ken- oh my god!”

“couldn’t wait till’ i got off, hm?”

you didn’t answer so his hips came to a full halt & you whined, like a puppy. “i asked you a question, sweetheart”

“look at me”

you met his eyes nd he just smiled, “you’re so pretty, holy fuck” nd he started fucking you again, no warning!

“kaneki, they’re pushing”

at this point he didn’t even care anymore. he grabbed you by your waist, then carefully lifting you off his lap. ken stands up, turns you around & bends you over just to slip himself back into your pretty cunny. he’s ruthless with the strokes too.

went from sucking to clapping sounds & his mic ain’t off no more. “can feel you in my stomach, ken”

“yeah? tell me how it feels, baby.”

“feels too good.. shit! i can’t-”

“you can, y/n. let’s finish what you started.” ken lifts your leg so that it’s resting on his desk, “ts’ too much!” you somehow felt him even deeper & it made your eyes roll back. kaneki was dying in the game, both friends collectively screaming at him over the mic.

“you can take it, i taught you better than that.” you’re babbling other things he doesn’t really care to comprehend. your hand reaches behind your back to push his hips away but he only grabs your wrist & yanks it back so there’s a bigger arch in your back :( he tells you to ‘stop trying to run’.

ken eventually bends forward a bit to rub your clit, it all feels so good. he’s balls deep inside you nd stimulating you just right. he’s way too good at what he does. you feel a knot in your stomach & you start clenching around him, “fuck y/n”

“ken, i’m gonna-”

“not yet, angel. wait for me, please?”

you love the way he talks to you.

you’re nodding nd he picks you up to carry you over to the edge of the bed, he sits down nd encourages you to ride him all over again.

“cmon, ‘wanna record my pretty girl” he says as he picks his phone up off the bed.

“are you gonna send it to touka..?” there’s a smile on your face & he kisses you, “course i will, she’ll never get to be in your place. you’re so perfect.. this pussy was made just for me”

kaneki stretches his arm out nd records the scene in front of him, the camera angle perfectly displays all of what’s going on; he smacks your ass just to show off too. it leaves you even more needy, “can’t keep holding it, kennie, please”

“keep going honey, i’m almost there.”

you propped your feet on the bed- in a squat, bouncing even harder. “what a fucken slut..!” ken let’s out a light laugh, he’s almost in disbelief. now he’s rubbing circles on your clit again nd you’re practically sobbing from the pleasure. “fuck- go ahead baby, i’m cumming”

you let yourself come undone; there’s heavy breathing for a couple of seconds after, you’re both just trying to calm your heart rates once again.

“i love you so much kaneki, never gonna leave, i swear”

“i love you too, pretty girl. get up & show me what we did, yeah?”

“mhm!” you slowly lift yourself off of his lap & sit next to him. your legs are spread & both your juices are flowing out of your cunt.. kaneki slips two fingers into you & you almost close your legs on his arm, “i’m sensitive!!”

“i know honey, i know..” he’s laughing now, “cmere, i wanna kiss you. say bye to touka”

“bye bye touka!” you cheese real hard & the video ends.

“gonna run us a bath okay, my angel? i’ll come get you when it’s done!” kaneki had slid his pants back on so he could make his way to the bathroom.

after turning on the water, he sends the video to touka with a little message: “my y/n wanted you to see this :)”

sosososososo feral for this man. :(((((

(this was extremely rushed + first time kinda writing something like this in full! bare with me as i try & get better <3)

[fereldanwench]

i'm still holding off final judgement until the gameplay today, but seeing some stills on twitter kind of helped me solidify what i found so off-putting about the style in the companion trailer

although before i post those, a few counter arguments because i'm already tired of ppl bashing the ppl who aren't vibing with it, and my head is clear enough to put these thoughts down:

"cinematic trailers rarely look like the actual game" - true to a point. however: 1) typically cinematic trailers strive to look like a higher definition version of the game, which seems to be the opposite here. in the case of DAO and DA2, i would say the cinematic trailers actually strived for more realism, not stylization, as that was the trend at the time. 2) this is a cinematic trailer, but it is also done in the game engine so it's not unreasonable to assume that the end product is gonna look somewhat similar 3) this was supposed to be their best foot forward so suddenly going "don't worry, it's gonna look better in-game" is just a bad marketing move. it's not on the audience to give this company the benefit of the doubt (particularly in light of all the shit that has gone down there in the past decade)

"not everything has to be super realistic!" - agreed! not liking elements of this particular style doesn't mean i'm opposed to stylization in DA at all. i think DA2 is much more stylized than DAO, and not only does it look nicer, it looks more distinctly dragon age. DAO visually is also very generic, especially for its time. i still love the almost painterly look of DA2, even all these years later

and i think DAI has issues with the character models, especially the uncanny valley disconnect between the really stiff animations and realistic faces (having played it within the past year, they've aged pretty roughly), but in terms of environment and armor and whatnot, it did build off the style presented in DA2 in a way that effectively modernized it for that era. it did go for a more realistic look, but it was cohesive and still distinctly dragon age

"people reacted like this to DA2 and DAI's trailers too" - no, they did not, lmao. DA2's trailers were the reverse--they looked more realistic than the actual game. now there was some backlash against the stylistic choice in the actual game. i remember david gaider talking about it in a panel at dragon con in 2012--apparently ppl were upset that the companions looked like they were made with cosplayers in mind, which i thought was an interesting criticism. but no, the trailers did not get this sort of response.

and DAI's trailers used a lot of in-game footage, and the cinematic ones were both pretty accurate to the game and well-received by the audience. DAI's marketing was also absolutely bonkers and nonstop for like 9 months before the game was released, which in hindsight i think was way too much, but in terms of visuals, we knew exactly what we were getting.

"you guys just think anything with a style to it looks like fortnite" - lmao, okay, yeah, describing it as fornite is probably unfair and inaccurate, but i know for me, i kind of use it as a shorthand to reflect my general dissatisfaction with the way so many 3D styles (in both games and movies) just have this bland, cartoonish look to them. the pixar-ification of everything. i just don't like it.

and the logo with the bright purple and overly smooth text doesn't really help here either. i think a less saturated and darker purple paired with a grungier font would also help in making this feel like less like fornite season 3458345: dragon age avengers.

plus it was originally gonna be a live service game and i think that it still has some of that dna artistically

SO ANYWAY

these stills, which i think are also in-game engine but im not entirely sure if they're from cinematics, gameplay, or just renders but they seem to be in-line with the trailer:

and seeing emmrich and to a lesser extent neve in these pics solidified why the stylization didn't work for me on a visual level (never mind it being paired with the light-hearted planning-for-a-silly-little-heist vibes)

so when i first saw the trailer, and i saw varric, i was like "nice"

he looked like a higher definition, older version of a DA2/DAI hybrid of his model. he looked really good. i thought harding looked good, too. it did take me a minute to realize who she was, but it really wouldn't be a DA trailer if we weren't left wondering who tf a returning character was lmao (remember the confusion over alistair's appearance in one of the DAI trailers? this is actually tradition now)

but as the trailer goes on, the style doesn't even stay consistent--it just gets progressively more cartoonish right up to emmrich, which is the exact moment that made me go WHAT

he looks like a cartoon character. the hard lines in his face, the stiffness of his hair, his overall proportions--he looks like he should be a villain in a pixar movie. like i'm digging his overall vibe and as a concept of a character design, i love it. but this execution of it next to fellow old wrinkled man varric looks so off

and then we go right into davrin who is beautifully rendered and designed--he doesn't look out of place next to varric or harding

some characters have the soft, wispy hair while others have hair that looks like a hard shell with lines carve into it. some characters have finely detailed wrinkles while others have thick, cartoonish ones. some characters have realistic proportions while others have more exaggerated features.

stylization is only effective when it's purposeful and consistent, and from what i've seen so far, it's not. it's all over the place.

so there's my thesis about why i dont like the art direction in the trailer lmao

and like i've been saying since it dropped, i am reserving full judgment for the gameplay reveal, but based on the other stuff bioware has teased, i'm not expecting this aspect to change too much. i've seen other ppl who were on the fan council thing say the tone in the game is more in-line with the tone in the other games, so maybe that'll help smooth out this disconnect

[cracksh0t]

Salutations, How did you fell in love with fortnite( esp. the nutcracker) ?

Have a joyous day 🌟

I played fortnite chapter 1 season 3 to the very start of chapter 1 season 7... the gameplay was really fun but I didn't have anyone to play with really so I ended up falling out of playing it for a year

then I saw that there was a new chapter and was like. fuck it. why not. and redownloaded the game

yeah I haven't dropped it in like 4 years (that's weird to say. how the fuck has it been that long)

and I made new friends when I got back into it and I have ppl to play with now :3

anyways as for the nutcracker I cant exactly remember... iirc it was hearing his character in save the world and I was hooked. love me some silly freak insane guys. fuck yes.

my dad actually gifted me crackshot cause I wasn't abt to spend all my vbucks on one skin and I just wanted the crackdown emote really

so after that I used him a lot and eventually just got very mentally ill over stupid fucking fortnite nutcracker bc I adore his character a lot

I've never been this like. hooked on a character before. so hooked that i get quite horribly joyous over seeing any content abt him whatsoever and will get very giggly about it

it's gotten to the point where I've started to actually collect nutcrackers for my room. and if any nutcracker cosmetic exists in a game you bet your ass im getting it

[deadpool-wade-wilson]

ooc:

haiii i used to rp as dogpool and all the other dp variants

but i’m BACK!! as WAR MACHINE!!!

yes i may have been PARTIALLY inspired by the new fortnite season :3

//hi! Yeah got to love Fortnite,the skins are some and the gameplay. Now have I recently played? No. Haven’t played since they had Tilted Towers. This isn’t a promotional thing by the way. But welcome back//

[mliter]

Fortnite Chapter 4: Season 4 - Last Resort.

That seems drastic. But with the circumstances, it makes sense.

This season that people somehow confuse for a spy theme is themed after a heist. A billionaire vampire with a time machine has set up camp on the island, and Nolan Chance, his crew have to steal something that Dr. Slone wants. Apparently the island's fate depends on it. They are her last resort.

I really like the battle pass characters this time around. We spend the season getting to know them and recruiting them for this heist. There's the mastermind, Nolan Chance. He's really good at a lot of things, but maintaining relationships might not be one of them. There's the stunning Antonia, baby driver Piper Pace, adorable Mae and the surprisingly thoughtful Fish Thicc.

alongside Kado Thorne, Famous Tik Tok star Khaby Lame also appears in this battle pass. It's really funny that they brought him along. He's a great addition.

...Ahsoka is strangely... there.

The loot pool made the gameplay tight. The rocket ram was a traversal item that sent you flying into the air, and straight down. This put the fear of god into the hearts of competitive players, as the risk of getting dive bombed in endgame was now there. It was pretty bad as it was funny. There was also the twin mag assult rifle, a faster but less powerful red eye. you could absolutely shred people with this thing. Further into the season, they unvaulted more fun weapons and the sort.

Speaking of new additions, the properties owned by Kado Thorne appeared on the island. Players were able to break into them and steal a random mythic item to choose from the vault underground. When you stole something from them, cool chase music also plays. Everyone in the location heard this music as the alarms went off, so escaping became a challenge with the threat of other players. This also meant for the chance of running into someone with 1/3 mythic items, since there were three of these places.

There were other patches too, like Fortnightmares. Instead of night and day, the sun was eclipsed and the blood moon rose at night during games. It's a cool detail. Fighting others under a blood moon is hard.

At the end of things, this was one of my favorite fortnite seasons, and a decent end to one of my favorite chapters. I had a lot of fun this season, and i improved a LOT. I hope the next chapter goes crazy, there were a lot of letdowns this chapter. Even though, i had fun.

[demifiendrsa]

The Walt Disney Company will acquire a $1.5 billion equity stake in Epic Games, and the two will collaborate on an all-new Disney games and entertainment universe connected to Fortnite that aims to expand the reach of Disney stories and experiences.

Press release

The Walt Disney Company and Epic Games will collaborate on an all-new games and entertainment universe that will further expand the reach of beloved Disney stories and experiences. Disney will also invest $1.5 billion to acquire an equity stake in Epic Games alongside the multiyear project. The transaction is subject to customary closing conditions, including regulatory approvals.

In addition to being a world-class games experience and interoperating with Fortnite, the new persistent universe will offer a multitude of opportunities for consumers to play, watch, shop and engage with content, characters and stories from Disney, Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars, Avatar and more. Players, gamers and fans will be able to create their own stories and experiences, express their fandom in a distinctly Disney way, and share content with each other in ways that they love. This will all be powered by Unreal Engine.

“Our exciting new relationship with Epic Games will bring together Disney’s beloved brands and franchises with the hugely popular Fortnite in a transformational new games and entertainment universe,” said Robert A. Iger, Chief Executive Officer, The Walt Disney Company. “This marks Disney’s biggest entry ever into the world of games and offers significant opportunities for growth and expansion. We can’t wait for fans to experience the Disney stories and worlds they love in groundbreaking new ways.”

“Disney was one of the first companies to believe in the potential of bringing their worlds together with ours in Fortnite, and they use Unreal Engine across their portfolio,” said Tim Sweeney, CEO and Founder, Epic Games. “Now we’re collaborating on something entirely new to build a persistent, open and interoperable ecosystem that will bring together the Disney and Fortnite communities.”

“This will enable us to bring together our incredible collection of stories and experiences from across the company for a broad audience in ways we have only dreamed of before,” said Josh D’Amaro, Chairman, Disney Experiences. “Epic Games’ industry-leading technology and Fortnite’s open ecosystem will help us reach consumers where they are so they can engage with Disney in the ways that are most relevant to them.”

Deepening the Epic Games & Disney Relationship

Disney and Epic Games have engaged hundreds of millions of players through Fortnite content integrations, season collaborations, in-game activations, and live events, including the Marvel Nexus War with Galactus, which drew more than 15.3 million concurrent players.

Unreal Engine is used to produce assets and content across the Disney portfolio including in the development of video games like Kingdom Hearts 3 and Star Wars Jedi: Survivor; in cinematic editing and animation for film and streaming; and in the creation of more than 15 Disney Parks attractions like Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run at Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge.

This all builds on Epic Games’ participation in the 2017 Disney Accelerator program, which seeks to impact the future of technology and entertainment.

Games Industry Growth & Disney Games Success

The digital world is growing and evolving with more than 3 billion video game players worldwide who want to move safely and seamlessly between the worlds they love, unleash their own creativity, and experience great gameplay.

Disney’s games business continues to deliver strong results since it shifted to a licensing business model in 2016. Disney is a leading games licensor working with best-in-class developers and publishers, including on the best-selling superhero game of all-time, Marvel’s Spider-Man. Licensed games from Disney garnered more than 150 award nominations, wins and other accolades in 2023, including multiple Game of the Year nominations for Marvel’s Spider-Man 2. Disney mobile games have 1.5 billion global installs, and to date, nine Disney games franchises have each grossed more than $1 billion in sales. In the U.S., the world’s largest games market, licensed titles from Disney regularly hit the annual top-10 best-sellers list.

Announcement video

[simphic]

Tag game.. WELL YES. Thank you for tagging me! @sheplayswithlifee🫶🏾

1. What’s your favorite sims death? Dying from laughter or being angry, it's so funny djfndj

2. Alpha CC or Maxis Match? I used to be just a straight alpha girlie, but I've been playing with mm last and this year. So both!

3. Do you cheat when your sims gain weight? Uhhh N-O. I love it after the pregnancy phase as well. If my sim likes going to the gym, I'll include that into their daily routine.

4. Do you use move objects Well YES.

5. Favorite mod? Hmm I love overrides. I think more colums and traits would be a fav mod. Also the Relationship & Pregnancy mod!

6. First expansion/game/stuff pack you got? I think it was Get Famous, City living, or Seasons. All I know is I started off with those first.

7. Do you pronounce “live mode” like aLIVE or LIVing? I'm confuseddd but I say LIVE as in going LIVE

8. Who’s your favorite sim that you’ve made? Between Shanti & Yassah.

9. Have you made a simself? I never have sjdhfh I should try, but idk I feel like it wouldn't look like me idk?

10. What sim traits did you give yourself? I would give myself hmm.. Funny, Cat lover, Out-going, and creative!

11. What is your favorite EA hair color? Honestly the light and dark brown, the orange, and the like dirty blonde!

12. Favorite EA hair? The box braids have been eating lately so..yeah.

13. Favorite life stage? Honestly like Teen to YA but I love when they are kids as well, it's a slay!

14. Are you a builder or are you in it for the gameplay? Not much of a builder but I can decorate some rooms now! But I love gameplay so yeah.

15. Are you a CC creator? Nah not at all. I know how to do some recoloring but I would love to get into creating my own cc at some point.

16. Do you have any simblr friends/a sim squad? Well, SORTA KINDA.

17. What’s your favorite game? Well aside from TS4. I love to play videogames so Fortnite, Until Dawn, TallTales TWD series.. love it so much!! The Last of Us 1&2, Hitman, GTA 5, Saints Row (the one with aliens) just a bunch of stuff chile!

18. Do you have any Sims merch? Did not know that was an actual thing... nah.

19. Do you have a YouTube for sims? Nah. I tried to make a tutorial for blender and stopped.. idk why hm. But no I do not.

20. How has your “sim style” changed throughout your years of playing? I stopped downloading every damn thing. But, I stopped using realistic skins as much, laid off on the alpha furniture, and incorporated more maxis match cc into my gameplay.

21. What’s your Origin ID? Sapphicyxnce WHY YES.

22. Who’s your favorite CC creator? I really enjoy Whoopsims content and cocogames!

23. How long have you had a simblr? For like a year now I believe? Or like 10-11 months idk..

24. How do you edit your pictures? Gshade and Photoshop!

25. What expansion/game/stuff pack is your favorite so far? I love growing together for the infants like yesss. I love parenthood, cats and dogs, and city living!

26. What expansion/game/stuff pack do you want next? I don't even know chile.. I feel like they should re-up parenthood. But anyway something that's fun and will have a nice world is all I'm hoping for!

Tagging anyone that wants to do it!!!

[moonlightrift]

Fortnite - MEGA thoughts.

This season looks rather fun in the gameplay department, lots of new mechanics, hopefully big map changes (the city looks MASSIVE,) and a lot mobility. I won't lie though, I'm very concerned for the story. I hope it is at least passable.

I never thought the Fox Clan or Peace Syndicate would have any real lore significance but here we are. Just kind of, throw in, with little build up. It looks like, based off the trailer, they'll be at conflict with each other.

My trepidation is that it feels totally disjointed from the storyline that just happened. The Oathbound, the knights, THE AGELESS (WHO IS LITERALLY GENO,) and The Rift Gate. It seems the appearance of Mega City is likely due to the rift in the sky, and the two factions are taking hold due to the chaos, but aside from that, what does this have to do with the larger story?

What happened to AMIE? The Seven? The Last Reality? Are they gonna get rid of Stellan? I fucking hope not, he's amazing, one of the best written and voiced characters in Fortnite. It feels so odd to have all this built up and then suddenly be dropped. I'm sure they'll be back at some point, but it just feels so disjointed. I guess it's a lot like Chapter 1, which is what a lot of people want, but I much preferred the storytelling of Chapter 2 and Chapter 3. But to be fair, this is how I felt about Chapter 2 Season 7, and we saw how that turned out, so who knows! This could be peak Fortnite.

We'll just have to wait and see. What do y'all think?

[lordtheodorexiii]

If the rumors of Fortnite going back to the Chapter 1 island are true, I'd be fine with it.

I'm a little tired of the Chapter 4 island. This is mainly due to the atrocity that is the jungle biome, and the general lack of named locations that are urban-themed, can be destroyed, and constantly change throughout seasons. MEGA City and Slappy Shores are the only spots I can remember from this Chapter because of how they constantly showed changes and teasers of future updates, i.e. MEGA's billboards, and Slappy getting grind rails in C4S2 and a vault in C4S4. Brutal Bastion gets an honorable mention for being a solid spot to land at all chapter, especially when it had its vault added in C2S2.

I never watched Fortnite gameplay from 2017-2018 so I don't know how things were back then. All I know is that it was mad popular with kids, the UI was different, you couldn't mantle or sprint, and weapon spread was nasty. I really loved the Chapter 3 island's vibes (pun intended) and hope whatever comes next has something similar to the FNBR of 2022, where I started.

...Anyway, I think it's a little nuts to think that I now have a Fortnite tag on my blog. ...And on my furry blog. In my youth, I avoided playing this game because of the fear of being cringe, and because I generally dislike the battle royale genre. Minecraft Survival Games was the sole exception for my anti-battle royale dogma for quite some time until summer 2022 when my friends convinced me to try Fortnite right in the middle of Chapter 3 Season 2. I have only gotten deeper into the rabbit hole since, also getting invested in Save the World. I bought my first battle pass back then and I've spent a shameful amount of money already, but hey. It makes me happy. The world's only getting worse, and Fortnite makes me happy because I can make Itachi do the griddy and that's what counts.

If you're still here, have a song.

[the-gamer-guide]

Top 15 Games Like Summertime Saga In 2023

Do you remember the captivating story of Summertime Saga? With its unique take on a high school-based narrative and witty characters, this game was one of the best entries in its genre. If you’ve already finished playing it and are looking for some similar experiences that offer slightly different adventure-filled stories, then look no further. We have curated a list of the top 15 games like Summertime Saga for gamers, who appreciate nonlinear story developments, fun characters, and rewarding achievements. Keep reading to explore all these exciting titles right away!

Top 15 Games Like Summertime Saga

If you're ready for a different kind of second-life experience, then Snow Daze: The Music of Winter is worth checking out. Unlike other simulation games like Waifu Academy and Melody, which offer more risque gameplay, Snow Games offers an enjoyable journey through the peaceful winter season while letting players express themselves musically. 1. Waifu Academy

In 2018, Irphaeus shook up the gaming world with Waifu Academy, a visual novel game now available on Steam and various other platforms. It invites its players to high school as a male protagonist, taking part in tales of romance between him and strikingly attractive female characters famously coined ‘waifus’ by anime fiends. You must navigate through different social situations while developing relationships with these virtual ladies to achieve educational goals- dating sims meets visual novels! The versatility of storylines offers multiple paths for completing this mature-rated experience; make sure you're ready before entering Waifu Academy! 2. Ladykiller in a Bind

Ladykiller in a Bind by Christine Love provides an immersive experience with its deep exploration of identity, gender roles, sexuality & relationships from a mature perspective. The player can choose to take on the role as either male or female and find themselves disguising their character for all sorts of interactions aboard this cruise ship set game. Not only is it up to them to win over others' affection but also confront tricky aspects such as power dynamics, control & complexity of consent - bestowing whoever plays the responsibility not just to have fun but think critically about it too! 3. Snow Daze

Snow Daze, the adult-themed visual novel game from Outbreak Games, has captured the attention of players around the world. Players take on a student role with their step-siblings during an exceptionally long snowstorm created for intense social and romantic challenges. Even though there are many games like Summertime Saga, Snow Daze stands out due to its immersive and engaging plot. With several story arcs available to explore and endings dependent upon choices made within each arc, this game offers unbeatable replay value as well as anime visuals tailored specifically to adults who seek graphic sexual content and nudity in gaming experiences. Perfectly suited for those looking to get lost in intriguing storylines through an interactive medium, Snow Daze is sure to make its mark among fans of visual novels! Must Read: Top 10 Games Like Fortnite In 2023 4. Sisterly Lust

"Sisterly Lust" is a steamy visual novel game that follows the story of an unexpected reunion between step-siblings. Developed and published by Perverteer in 2018, this adult content dating simulator features multiple endings depending on how you navigate through its risqué scenarios of romance and social interaction within your family home. With high re-playability value built into each play, "Sisterly Lust" promises players nights full of naughty drama! 5. Coming Out On Top

Get ready to take a deep dive into the diverse world of "Coming Out On Top", an adult-themed visual novel game from Obscurasoft. This groundbreaking title released in 2014 follows protagonist Mark Matthews as he journeys through life - navigating social and romantic struggles while also feeling his way through self-discovery when it comes to sexuality. The player is presented with various story paths and outcomes which evolve based on their choices; offering immense re-playability value all wrapped up within mature themes like sexual content & nudity that are intended only for adults. 6. Dreaming of Dana

Experience a heartfelt story of romance and discovery with "Dreaming of Dana", an adult-themed visual novel from Ptolemy Games. Released in 2017, the game follows Nathan, who returns to his hometown for his mother's wedding and unexpectedly finds himself reconnecting with childhood friend Dana - in more ways than one. On top of its engaging narrative that diversifies based on player choices, this title features mature content such as sexual themes and nudity intended only for adults. Whether you're looking for new love or lost memories - everything is possible when dreaming...of Dana. Must Read: Top 15 Games Like Skyrim In 2023 7. A Town Uncovered

Enter "Sunshine Bay," a quiet town with its fair share of secrets. As the player delves deeper into this mysterious world, they uncover dark and erotic revelations in an adult-themed visual novel game - Town Uncovered! Developed by indie studio Geeseki and released in 2017 on PC via Steam, players must use social interaction to navigate various romantic scenarios while unraveling their new home's hidden secrets. Experience mature content such as sexual themes or nudity within captivating storylines specially developed for adults – are you up for it? 8. Monster Prom

Ready to rev up your dating game? Enter "Monster Prom", the smash hit multiplayer rom-com sim that has players navigating a twisted high school world, where seemingly innocent prom dates are truly out of this world...literally! Developed by Beautiful Glitch and released in 2018 across various platforms including Steam, the game follows a student's three-week race against time to win over any one of an array of monstrous characters - from demon princesses to pun-loving ghosts. Experience vibrant visuals combined with witty dialogue and multiple paths through richly branching storylines for highly repayable date night adventures sure to delight fans everywhere - with or without friends alongside you as four-player support amps up fun competition style. 9. Amber’s Magic Shop

Step into a mystical world of romance, adventure, and fantasy with Amber's Magic Shop - the ultimate visual novel game developed by Winter Wolves. Play as heroine Amber who inherits her grandfather’s magical shop in search of true love and destiny! Guide baby steps towards success in managing this special store full of enchanting items crafted using your wand's powerful magic. Get to know all kinds of customers & other characters while you make choices that will shape not only their relationships but also their fate of yourself within the game's multiple endings... But beware; due to its explicit content, some scenes are designed for adults only, so choose wisely young mage! Fans have already embraced "Amber's Magic Shop" providing glowing reviews from many satisfied players worldwide! 10. Crusoe Had it Easy

Crusoe Had It Easy invites players to embark on an adventurous journey of survival, romance, and mystery! Take the role of Robinson Crusoe as you are stranded with a mysterious woman named Friday. Throughout your stay on this deserted island, you must bravely make decisions that may determine not only your fate of yourself but also your relationship with Friday. How will you interact? What tasks should be prioritized first - such as building a shelter or finding food? Be mindful, there may be more than one ending based on what choices are made along the way; don't forget that 'Crusoe Had It Easy' contains mature themes and is unsuitable for some audiences! 11. Harem Party

Enter the fascinating world of "Harem Party", a visual novel/dating sim game developed by the Japanese company Sekilala. This anime-style masterpiece will take you through an enthralling journey where, as the main protagonist, your choices and decisions matter. With multiple female characters each with unique personalities and storylines for you to interact within this mature content adventure - it is up to YOU who ends up being part of your harem at the end! Will you be able to find true love or have all hope dashed? What secrets from these exotic ladies await if their hearts are opened and won over? Take on this epic experience today only within Harem Party. 12. Dual Family

Step into a reality with two sides: the adult-oriented visual novel game, "Dual Family". You are given complete control to become both husband and wife in this domestic drama. Your decisions will determine how things unfold for their family as you navigate through multiple branching paths full of sexual content and other mature themes that take your story down unexpected roads toward one of its various endings. Although it has garnered mixed reviews due to its explicit nature, fans can't get enough - an audience eagerly awaiting wherever these choices may lead them! So if you're looking for something unique & risque, grab hold and find out what lies within Dual Family now available on PC platforms everywhere. 13. Mythic Manor

Immerse yourself in the captivating world of Mythic Manor, an anime-style adult visual novel game. You take on the role of a male protagonist who inherits his mysterious late grandfather's mansion and its inhabitant's ghosts, demons, and other mythical creatures. Your decisions will have powerful consequences as you explore branching paths with multiple endings throughout your journey. Uncover hidden secrets while managing this magical estate, customizing leveling systems that unlock exciting new scenes for deeper immersion into this enchanting realm - intended only for mature audiences due to explicit content, including sexual themes. 14. Taffy Tales

Take on the role of Nathan and become immersed in Taffy Tales, an adult-oriented visual novel game developed by UberPie. Return to your hometown after being away for several years, branching paths with multiple endings await as you interact with characters such as family members, friends, and other townspeople while making decisions that affect their story outcomes. Level up along the way unlocking new scenes and dialogue -but beware! This explicit content has not been rated lightly; it is intended only for mature audiences looking to explore more than just a typical 'kiddy' tale. Reviews? Mixed opinions from critics suggest caution should be exercised when playing this one. 15. Melody

Melody is a visual novel that is highly compelling and immersive. This narrative focuses on the journey of a young girl and her attempts to stay connected to her grandfather, affected by dementia. She must confront complex emotions as part of this arduous struggle, making it an emotionally resonant tale. The visual experience enhances the discussion of complex emotions, depicting each scene in stunning detail. Through interactive dialogue and fully formed characters, the game follows Melody on her journey of self-discovery and encourages players to consider the idea that memories can be stronger than physical reality.

Final Thoughts

In conclusion, as you can see, there are plenty of great options for playing games similar to Summertime Saga. Some of these suggestions are comparable in terms of gameplay or story, while others take the same genre but offer a new twist. Whatever type of game you like to play, there is something compiled here on this list that will surely make your summer more enjoyable. Whether it’s a dreamy romance, exploration-building simulation, or a musical adventure, these top 15 games like Summertime Saga have got something for everyone. We hope this article on the top 15 games like Summertime Saga has inspired you to try something new. Read the full article

[blazehedgehog]

This is the first Victory Royale I've had in a month and a half. I don't want to say this Fortnite season has been "bad" in so many words, because I think the new jungle area is great, but in terms of what they've done with it, it's very... perfunctory. Which has been a lot of this chapter. You'd be hard pressed to wonder if Fortnite's best days are behind it.

In the early days, Fortnite used to have mystery! Intrigue! Then it had story, which was messy and poorly told. Then it got slightly better told, at the cost of demystifying and fleshing out some of its characters in such a way that it started to feel kind of lame. The personality and tone I imprinted on Fortnite's mystery was not what they ended up going with. A common pitfall.

The opening season of this chapter, Chapter 4, served as kind of an epilogue for what had happened in Fortnite up to this point. AMIE, a robot character introduced partway through Chapter 3, needed help to travel the multiverse in search of the heroes we lost in the transition to Chapter 4. In the climax of Season 1 of Chapter 4, she said goodbye to Jonesy, the guy who was literally the face of Fortnite for most of its life, and both of them disappeared.

Keep in mind that, within the story they were conveying, Jonesy didn't go anywhere. Not that they ever told us. He just stopped being in the story. Hasn't been seen or heard from again. And when he left, he apparently took the all of Fortnite's ongoing plot threads with him, because Chapter 4 Season 2 pretty much ignored everything and was about some kind of weird cyberpunk clan war. You had to "unite the clans" by doing some incredibly basic stuff like "hit an antenna with your stick." It wasn't terrible, but it didn't have anything to do with what we'd been dealing with for four years now, and by the end of the season it was clear things were coasting on fumes.

The thing about Fortnite's story is that, love or hate it, it provided secondary gameplay. It took some of the focus away from solely just winning a match and gave you a broader sense of accomplishment. Even if you only managed to finish 20th or something, maybe you got a couple of quests done and leveled up the battle pass. And, once they started doing voiced quests, maybe you got a little bit of somewhat amusing dialog to go with it. It was flavor, even if the flavor wasn't always what you wanted to taste at that particular time.

Now here we are in Chapter 4 Season 3 and things are the thinnest they've maybe ever been. A vast jungle has spread out, taking up close to a third of the entire island. It's full of ancient ruins, and there's just... nothing about it that matters.

Fortnite's story was always ongoing. You received new story quests every week or two, give or take. The map itself was always static, but things would evolve week by week. A story event might see a building get destroyed, and as the season progressed, something would happen to those ruins. Clean up vehicles would spawn around them, and trucks carrying rubble away would appear further and further down the road in every update. Fortnite's island felt alive, like people were living and working there behind the scenes in between matches.

As of this chapter, it's happening less, and less, and less. As seasons got longer, wait times between new story quest branches got longer. Last season things came to a head, with new additions to the story hitting every month and a half. You could often finish the next branch of story quests within an hour of their release, only to be told "Additional quests will be available in 48 days!"

And now, halfway through this season, those sorts of updates have grinded to a standstill. The jungle is our one big geographical update and the rest of the map hasn't been touched. I subscribe to someone on Youtube called PlaystationGrenade because he used to do these great videos breaking down all the fun changes every update, and last season he just outright gave up because there was nothing going on anymore.

There haven't even been any story quests at all this season -- audio logs are scattered around the jungle hinting at something big on the horizon, but they're mainly teasing what is probably going to be the end of Chapter 4 in December or January. It's July.

(There was a time where Fortnite didn't reboot the entire map every single year, and maybe that's contributing to this problem.)

The best we've gotten is a quest category called "Snapshots" which, since the season's launch on June 8th, has contained exactly one single snapshot. There's no plural there.

So it's not that I hate what they've done this season, it just feels like they drop a new biome on us and check out, and it's been a problem that's getting worse over time.

It maybe wouldn't bother me so much if it wasn't for the fact they spent years and years and years building up all this lore, all these characters, all of this story, and then just cut that all off at the knees and dip. I would accept this as the sunsetting of Fortnite, but it feels like there's unfinished business, and I'm sure it's not as though Fortnite is suddenly "out of money", you know? It just feels like they've stopped trying, or at least stopped trying in ways that matter.

Salt in the wound is that, perhaps to make up for how little there is to do this season, it feels like they've really cranked the heat up on their matchmaking algorithm. I'm not one to complain about the perils of "skill based matchmaking" (SBMM) but these last couple seasons have thrown me into the deepest end of the pool where I clearly do not feel comfortable in. All my games are full of people who are miles above my skill level, snap to my face, and melt me in one or two shots. And, without decent quest content or meaningful map evolution to act as a buffer, it's starting to feel real stale playing this game. It really does feel like Epic's top shelf creative talent is focusing their attention somewhere else, and these kinds of scraps is all that's left for Fortnite.

Even if they're just trying to go back to the raw, original Fortnite gameplay of being a Battle Royale first and foremost, to that I say... once you lean so much on story and story quests, that's not a genie you can just put back in the bottle. Especially if their grand ending is "everybody died and the few remaining survivors stopped caring." I didn't love Fortnite's story, but if they've gone this far, they should at least wrap it up.

Of course, it wouldn't be the first time Epic ended something like this on a wet fart, I guess.

[namantogwe]

The Most Popular Online Gaming Apps Right Now

Online gaming apps have become a major part of how people unwind, compete, and connect with others around the globe. These apps have transformed gaming into a mobile-first experience, allowing players to enjoy immersive worlds and competitive arenas anytime, anywhere. In this post, we’ll explore the most popular online gaming apps dominating the market in 2024, what makes them stand out, and why they’re the go-to choice for millions of gamers worldwide.

Why Online Gaming Apps Are So Popular

The rise of mobile technology and faster internet connections has fueled the success of online gaming apps. Unlike traditional gaming consoles or PCs, these apps allow gamers to play on their smartphones or tablets, making gaming accessible and portable. Whether it’s a casual puzzle game or a high-intensity battle royale, there’s something for everyone in the world of online gaming apps.

Let’s dive into the top apps and what makes them exceptional.

1. PUBG Mobile: The King of Battle Royale Games

PUBG Mobile remains one of the most popular online gaming apps, thanks to its intense gameplay and realistic graphics. This battle royale game pits up to 100 players against each other on a massive map, where strategy, quick thinking, and teamwork are key to survival.

Why It Stands Out:

Stunning visuals and detailed maps

Multiple game modes, including classic battle royale, team deathmatch, and zombie survival

Regular updates introducing new maps, weapons, and skins

With millions of active users worldwide, PUBG Mobile sets the standard for competitive gaming apps.

2. Fortnite: A Game for Gamers and Creators

Fortnite’s mobile version brings the same vibrant and action-packed experience as its PC counterpart. Known for its unique combination of shooting, building mechanics, and colorful aesthetics, Fortnite has carved out a niche in the gaming world.

Why It Stands Out:

Cross-platform play lets you connect with friends on other devices

Regularly changing maps and live events keep the game fresh

The creative mode allows players to build and explore their worlds

Fortnite isn’t just a game; it’s a social space where players hang out and experience interactive events.

3. Genshin Impact: Adventure Meets RPG on Mobile

For fans of open-world adventure games, Genshin Impact is the ultimate online gaming app. Set in the stunning fantasy world of Teyvat, players explore breathtaking landscapes, solve puzzles, and engage in real-time battles.

Why It Stands Out:

Beautifully designed open-world environments

A compelling storyline with unique characters

Cross-platform support for seamless gameplay

Genshin Impact’s combination of exploration and combat has earned it a dedicated fan base.

4. Call of Duty Mobile: Console-Level Action on Your Phone

Call of Duty Mobile (CODM) brings the fast-paced action of the iconic franchise to smartphones. With classic maps from the franchise and exciting modes like Battle Royale, CODM appeals to fans of first-person shooters.

Why It Stands Out:

High-quality graphics and smooth controls

Variety of multiplayer modes like Domination, Search and Destroy, and Sniper-only

Seasonal content updates with new weapons, maps, and operators

For those seeking adrenaline-filled gameplay, Call of Duty Mobile delivers.

5. Roblox: A Universe of Games Inside an App

Roblox isn’t just a game; it’s a platform where users can create and play games designed by others. With endless possibilities, Roblox offers something for everyone, from obstacle courses to role-playing adventures.

Why It Stands Out:

A vast library of user-generated games

Opportunities to create and monetize your own games

A friendly and active community of players

Roblox’s creativity and versatility make it a favorite among younger gamers.

What Makes These Apps Successful?

The success of these online gaming apps boils down to a few key factors:

Regular Updates: Developers constantly add new content to keep players engaged, from new maps and characters to seasonal events.

Multiplayer Experiences: Whether you’re teaming up with friends or competing against strangers, the social element keeps players coming back.

Cross-Platform Play: Many of these apps allow players to connect with friends using different devices, making them accessible to more users.

Easy Accessibility: With just a smartphone and an internet connection, anyone can join the fun.

Frequent Engagement Opportunities: Events, challenges, and leaderboards ensure there’s always something new to strive for.

Why Players Keep Coming Back

Online gaming apps offer more than just entertainment—they provide a sense of achievement, community, and escapism. Features like leaderboards, ranking systems, and unlockable content motivate players to keep playing. Additionally, many of these apps offer free-to-play options with in-app purchases, allowing players to enjoy the game without spending money unless they choose to.

The Future of Online Gaming Apps

The future looks bright for online gaming apps. With technologies like 5G, augmented reality (AR), and virtual reality (VR) becoming more accessible, the next wave of gaming apps promises even more immersive experiences. For example, imagine playing a battle royale game where you can physically move around your environment or an RPG where your surroundings transform into a fantasy landscape.

Additionally, as gaming apps continue to integrate with social media, players can expect even more ways to connect and share their experiences.

Conclusion

The most popular online gaming apps today—like PUBG Mobile, Fortnite, Genshin Impact, Call of Duty Mobile, and Roblox—offer something for every kind of gamer. Whether you’re into fast-paced action, creative exploration, or immersive storytelling, there’s an online gaming app for you.As these apps continue to evolve, they’re not just changing how we play games—they’re redefining how we connect with others and experience digital entertainment. If you haven’t already, download one of these apps and dive into the exciting world of online gaming today!