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Today's long-awaited arrival of Greek gods and legendary lands on the Fortnite battle royale Island is taking a little longer than planned, developer Epic Games has now said.This is due to a last-minute issue discovered during the game's still-ongoing downtime today, which will take at least the rest of the UK day to resolve.
"We apologise for making everyone wait longer than usual to drop into Chapter 5 Season 2 of Battle Royale. The team is working through this as quickly as possible, and we'll provide another update when we have more info." Downtime for Fortnite is unusual, other than a brief intermission of a few hours between seasons .Epic Games has this morning detailed much of what players should expect - namely, Greek gods to play as in the game's battle pass and encounter on the map as boss characters, who drop Medallions that grant gameplay-changing effects.
Swathes of the battle royale Island map have also changed, with a huge new Mount Olympus location, and a creepy-looking Underworld complete with flowing Styx.Sea of Thieves adding anti-cheat, subscription-free solo play next weekHelldivers 2 mechs are nearly here, but first they need to be liberated
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