Fortnite Battle Pass progression changes benefit fans

Fortnite is gearing up for major updates, especially with Chapter Remix 2, new skins on the way, and the conclusion of Season 4 Chapter 5. The Remix will feature an event called The Prelude, details are still under wraps, but it is confirmed that Fortnite OG Chapter 2 will play a significant role. Meanwhile, when Chapter 6 launches on December 1st, players can expect a major change to the battle pass system.

On October 28, oficial Fortnite The X account, formerly Twitter, announced that all playthroughs will soon progress simultaneously and earn XP in any experience, regardless of which game mode players prefer. The blog post provided more details, noting that changes to the Music Pass, formerly known as the Festival Pass, will begin on November 2 Fortnite Festival season 6 and beyond Fortnite Battle Royale. Brick or Treat LEGO Pass will receive similar updates starting December 1st.

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The battle pass overhaul is especially compelling for fans of the various game modes, as cross-progression between them will now be the new norm. The popular Epic Games title now hosts hundreds of custom games such as Autumn Guys Islands, mini-games and team Deathmatches. Creator-created experiences can generate experience while playing, with some maps awarding more experience than others, but the daily limit is 200,000 experience. When it comes to Epic's persistent modes, it's often easier for players to gain XP by doing the following:

• Battle Royale
• Fortnite Festival
• LEGO Fortnite
• Rocket races
• Save the world
• Team Rumble
• Zero build

Previously, some players criticized the requirement to grind through three different game modes to complete the journals, claiming that there wasn't enough time for all of them. Additionally, the potentially overwhelming and confusing nature of this system, which was installed last year, has led some players to avoid modes outside of Fortnite's battle royale. With a single track on the horizon, players who usually stick to one or two game modes will probably feel more comfortable because it will be both stimulating and rewarding.

Before the news about FortniteThe battle pass changes, it is played Fortnite Festival, LEGO Fortniteand Rocket Racing awarded XP for the Battle Royale pass, but engaging in Battle Royale or Creative did not yield rewards for the other modes. It is remarkable that they gained XP Fortnite Festival and LEGO Fortnite did not increase subsequent passes as players had to complete certain quests to unlock Studs and Festival Points instead. Now that Epic is adjusting its course to implement the Battle Royale Battle Pass model in its permanent game modes, the player base seems eager as it's a feature they've been asking for all year.

It's unclear how this might affect Save the World or Save the World Ventures, but with Epic Games saying players “will be able to progress through Music and LEGO Passes any experience in
Fortnite,
” is expected to be included.

Overall, the details you need to know are as follows:

• Gaining XP in any mode will level up all playthroughs
• Music Pass starts November 2nd
• Future Music and LEGO Passes will have one track with both free and premium rewards
• Battle Stars, Studs and Festival Points are discontinued
• XP will be the universal currency
• Players can automatically claim rewards for submitting a battle

For Fortnite Crew members, it seems the developers are looking for a way for players to access all premium passes at the same time. While the details are still being worked out, it's already an exciting prospect. Overall like Fortnite prepares for these significant changes, players can look forward to a more efficient experience that will reward their time in all game modes.