For this quest, players need to score 20 headshots against their opponents while aiming down sights. On paper, it might sound like this is asking players to snipe their opponents at a distance, eliminating other players with precise headshots, but there aren’t any real restrictions on what weapons players can use. All guns, including Fortnite’s best new weapons , have ADS, so this is very much up to personal prefere
This quest does have synergy with the first quest in this list if players opt to use scoped weapons to get their 20 headshots, so players might like to do these two quests together to save some time. Scoped weapons such as Fortnite’s Exotic Boom Sniper Rifle or the newly introduced DMR do plenty of damage, so players shouldn’t worry too much about this quest’s 200 damage requirem
Like the other parts of the Vibin’ questline, Part 7 starts with players establishing a device uplink. To do this, players must travel to one of three spots around Sanctuary. At all three spots, players will find a blue signal icon that they can run through to complete this objective. It doesn’t matter which spot players choose; Sanctuary isn’t one of the best landing spots on the Fortnite island at the moment, so it isn’t likely they will encounter many enemy players th
It did become purchasable afterward, but like Rocket League , it too eventually joined the free-to-play train. While it only became free last month, it opened up to Xbox and Switch owners for everyone to join in the colorful and chaotic pa
What made Astro’s Playroom great wasn’t just the way it introduced everyone to the new console’s tech, but that it was a gorgeous game that cost no additional money. It also helped to push Astrobot as the next big mascot character for Sony and their PlayStation br
Fortnite _ players can now tackle the Focus Training quest set during the _Fortnite x Dragon Ball crossover event. These quests seem designed to test the skill and patience of even the most dedicated Dragon Ball fans, many of whom are making the final push towards completing their event quests and grabbing all the free cosmetic rewards introduced during Fortnite tips x Dragon Ball . Where players could complete previous quest sets such as the Fortnite x Dragon Ball Warmup quests by putting in just a bit of effort, the eight quest objectives in the Focus Training set demand that players demonstrate their skills and dedicate plenty of time and effort in order to get rewa
One good approach is using combat rifles such as the Hammer Assault Rifle and Ranger Assault Rifle, which are highly accurate in mid-range gunfights. Players might find that improved accuracy in the mid-range helps them get headshots more consistently. Players can tell they’ve scored a headshot if gold damage numbers appear, indicating a critical hit. All in all, 20 headshots will take some effort as it’s easy for players to throw off someone else’s aim by crouching, sliding, or hid
Unlike previous Fortnite x Dragon Ball quest sets which tend to have a narrower focus on certain aspects of the Fortnite experience such as combat or environmental destruction, Focus Training’s eight quest objectives are a truly eclectic group. Players are challenged to prove their marksmanship skills by engaging in long-range combat, doing damage to distant opponents, and scoring headshots, as well as demonstrating their familiarity with the Fortnite island map by grabbing rare loot. To cap this all off, players must also show off their powers by striking down their opponents using Dragon Ball’s Kamehameha from atop a Nimbus Cl
The best landing spots for this quest are Landmarks and Named Locations with lots of open space, such as Lazy Lagoon . Open space benefits players as this means they can easily spot rare items while gliding in and can adjust their movements accordingly. While rare items aren’t guaranteed to spawn out in the open at Lazy Lagoon, this location is both open to the air and has an abundance of loot drops, improving players’ chan
The Nimbus Cloud item allows players to catapult themselves up into the air and glide a short distance. As with other quests, players can collect the item from Capsule Corp Capsules, Dragon Ball Vending Machines, or from other players’ drops. Players aren’t actually able to stay in the air for very long using the Nimbus Cloud, so it’ll likely take a few matches for players to travel the full 1,500 meters needed for this quest. Regardless, using it is a blast so completing this quest isn’t particularly frustrat
This quest features the second time trial course for players to complete. The starting point for this course is directly southwest of Shuffled Shrines at the location marked on the map. Players may already be familiar with Shuffled Shrines from completing quests in Fortnite’s ongoing Vibin’ questline . Much like the Mushroom Course, players can find an interactable icon that allows them to start the cou
