It makes sense that the finale centres around The Cube Queen, since the season has clearly been building up to an event centring around the mysterious figure. Join ‘The End’, a one-time only, in-game event and battle for your legacy.”

Grab your weapons and fight the ultimate destroyer of all reality. “Be sure to log in early – ‘The End’ playlist will be available in Fortnite 30 minutes prior to the start time for players to jump in.” What should we expect?Įpic has only released the following information about the finale: “With The Convergence complete, The Cube Queen prepares her endgame for the Island and nothing will ever be the same. It says: “‘The End’ supports large parties of up to 16 players queued together, so bring the whole squad along. Considering all these tools have been added to the game, they’ll presumably feature in a big way during the event.Joining is easy, all you have to do is log into Fortnite and join the queue, which Epic recommends doing at about 8.30pm. In response, the Imagined Order and those hoping to save the Island have built bases, turrets, and even BRUTE mechs to prepare for the inevitable standoff.

Those who’ve kept a close eye on Battle Royale during Season 8 will likely know the story of the Cube Queen who’s been slowly amassing purple-hued forces from her constricted pyramid sitting at the center of the map. With that disclaimer out of the way, we’ll say that, in general, leaks regarding the specifics of the Season 8 live event have been a bit light. If you’d rather go into “The End” event totally blind, consider this sentence your warning to leave. Given that we’re about to discuss multiple leaks from reputable sources, it goes without saying that some SPOILERSmight be revealed. What do the Fortnite Season 8 live event leaks and teaser reveal?

Servers will absolutely be unstable if you wait too long to log in, so we advise following the advice Epic has offered. The special lobby supports parties of up to 16 players, so make sure to invite all your friends if you’d like to make a shared viewing experience out of the finale. In its official “The End” event blog post, Epic suggests players queue up 30 minutes early to have the best chance to see the event. Epic Gamesįortnite’s developers at Epic Games have made adjustments to similar countdown timers in the past to reflect seasonal delays, but, considering the above-listed start time has not wavered in nearly 10 days, we expect the studio will stick to this announced event timing. The event is set to begin on December 4 at 4 p.m.

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