Fortnite entfernt tödlichen Fallschaden in nicht gewerteten Modi

14. Mai 2026

Von KI berichtet

Epic Games hat am 14. Mai das Update 40.40 für Fortnite veröffentlicht, das den tödlichen Fallschaden in den nicht gewerteten Battle-Royale- und Null-Bauen-Modi eliminiert. Der Patch führt zudem Overwatch-Charaktere und weitere Anpassungen am Null-Bauen-Gameplay ein.

Das Update dient als letzter großer Patch für Kapitel 7, Saison 2. Spieler im Null-Bauen-Modus starten Matches nun mit einer Pistole und einem Schildtrank, während sie beim Sprinten mit einer Spitzhacke unendliche Ausdauer erhalten. In den nicht gewerteten Modi gibt es eine neue Animation, die gestürzte Spieler bei 1 Gesundheitspunkt ohne Schilde zurücklässt. Dies ermöglicht das Überleben nach Stürzen aus großer Höhe, macht die Spieler jedoch anfällig für Gegner in der Nähe.

Fortnite v39.50 update launches with Lantern Fest and collabs

19. Februar 2026 Von KI berichtet Bild generiert von KI

Epic Games released Fortnite update v39.50 on February 19, 2026, introducing the Lantern Fest event and new collaborations. The update features skins from Solo Leveling and Power Rangers Dino Thunder, along with loot pool changes. Dataminers have also uncovered upcoming content like a potential Game of Thrones crossover.

Epic Games to shut down three Fortnite modes

Epic Games announced the removal of three lesser-played Fortnite modes amid efforts to cut costs. Rocket Racing will end in October 2026, while Ballistic and Festival Battle Stage shut down on April 16. The decision follows layoffs of over 1,000 employees earlier this week.

Fortnite's save the world mode goes free-to-play in April

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Epic Games has announced that Fortnite's original co-op mode, Save the World, will become free-to-play starting April 16, 2026. This change comes as the company addresses declining engagement in its flagship title. The move aims to attract both veterans and newcomers to the survival crafting experience.

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Highguard launches Raid Rush mode as player counts decline

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Developer Wildlight Entertainment has released a new fast-paced mode for its hero shooter Highguard in an effort to retain players amid falling concurrent numbers. The update arrives as the game faces challenges following its recent launch and subsequent layoffs at the studio. Raid Rush eliminates the looting phase to focus on direct base raids.

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