Epic Games has recently released a new RPG game entitled Battle Breakers, and the studio is leaning to Fortnite fans to help build the game up, so one of the characters is crossing over to Fortnite Save the World through a skin.
Epic has added the Battle Breakers Boss Bounty program, wherein if you defeat all the bosses, you can provide your supported content creator with $3, or a dollar per boss.
How to Get Battle Breakers Skin on Fortnite
To get the Battle Breakers Razor Fortnite skin for free, players have to reach level 20 in Battle Breakers, and continuously play the game and defeat the bosses.
Nonetheless, the skin is only available for Fortnite Save the World as of now, and it's uncertain whether it will cross over to Fortnite Battle Royale just as how some of the Battle Royale skins can be used on Save the World.
If you don't get the skin now, it appears like it will be available soon for sale on the Fortnite Item Shop, according to data miners.
How to Get Chic Style Cameo Skin
Besides the Battle Breakers skin, there is also a free skin in Fortnite once a player completes the Alter Ego challenges for the Battle Pass skin styles.
If you want to get the Chic Style Cameo Fortnite skin, you need to be at least level 80 and complete seven challenges, and then spray the purple, green, blue, red, and yellow steel bridge while wearing the Cameo outfit.
Simply walk to the locations of the bridges, and spray them with any spray you want—just don't forget to wear the Cameo outfit.
Here's the location of the bridges, courtesy of Fortnite Insider.
The "No Damage" Glitch
In other news, a young professional Fortnite gamer and streamer, Benjy "Benjyfishy" Fish discovered the "no damage" glitch and was left mind-blown after the incident.
According to Dexerto, the incident happened while the young 15-year-old gamer was streaming his game on his Twitch, where his character took multiple shots while he was walking around Pleasant Park.
Although it was clear that Benjy's character was shot, he remained with 94 health and 50 shield, leaving the teen baffled as to how it happened.
Some suggested that the young player was using a sort of hack, but it was ruled out, and people were leaning more towards a serious glitch as the reason behind the undamaged hero—and if that's the case, we'll likely see an update to fix it soon enough from Epic Games.
Speaking of updates, Epic has finally released patch notes during the latest update, patch 11.20, according to Kotaku, after a while of leaving players in the dark with regards to the changes in the game after several previous updates.
The lack of patch notes was exciting for some, but it wasn't amusing for others.
Some of the changes with update 11.20 include the return of the daily challenges and fixing some bugs for a better Fortnite gaming experience.
Fortnite is available to play on PC, PS4, and Xbox One, and Switch, with Chapter 2, season 1 extending until February 2020.
