http://www.dpuforum.com/baslik-the-beautification-viewpoints-it-isolated-gardenscapes Epic Games has recently revealed the first console-exclusive tournament for "Fortnite Battle Royale" players. The first such tournament was organized only for Xbox One players and its prize pool was impressive with over $1 million given away to over 3,500 players! The "Fortnite" developer had previously announced that both console and mobile players would get their exclusive tournaments http://whazzup-u.com/profiles/blogs/township-is-one-such-game-which-is-the-epitome and it is finally happening.
Right at the 2 p.m. ET start time out of the water came the monster with its Godzilla-like scream. It began shooting lasers from its mouth as it destroyed everything in its path. At the same time the giant robot was activated. The two met up in the middle of the island as the robot let loose a series of missiles from its arms. It then charged the monster and tackled it into the water.
Fortnite Battle Royale has once again laid down its weapons for a brief time. At least http://www.musicrush.com/gillviolet/blog/24003/township-is-one-such-game-which-is-the-exemplification its human inhabitants did the better to watch a clash between a kaiju from the depths and a tacked together robot http://judgemysite.com/post-9991-speediest-alternative-is-to-utilize-township.html each bent on destroying the other. These kinds of events have apparently become such a draw for players invested in the weird world surrounding Epic’s battle royale that they mind spoilers so watch out! Spoilers!
If you’re out of the Fortloop Matt broke down how we got to this point earlier this week. Both monster and robot have been about for a while the former being rudely awoken by season eight’s asteroid crash and the latter being built inside of the big volcano in response. Yesterday the two faced off which looked like this as captured by “Enzait” on YouTube.
Fortnite players who happened to boot up the game this afternoon were treated to a cataclysmic showdown between a giant robot and a terrifyingly large monster. The result was a kaiju-inspired battle reminiscent of Pacific Rim and with clear nods to Voltron and other mecha cartoons and anime. It was exhilarating to watch live even though I watched it on my iPhone screen http://faithrootedorganizing.net/raepiers/2019/07/22/township-game-highlights-bunches-of-various-structures/ rather than the PlayStation 4 I typically play on.
The event has been weeks in the making with developer Epic Games performing its now-standard trickle of hints and subtle reveals that helped curious players piece together the puzzle. There was the monster eye hidden in the frozen ice of the game’s Polar Peak location the owner of which broke free and began swimming around the island. By the time the robot was being constructed within the map’s once-active but now-dormant volcano it became quite clear to players what Epic was planning: a world-shaking showdown between the two titanic beings.
Epic is still finding ways to mark Fortnite's season transitions in grand style. The studio just finished a "Final Showdown" event for the end of season nine that interrupted the battle royale with a brawl between a giant monster and an equally massive robot defending humanity. It's not a spoiler to say the robot won (there wouldn't be much of a game otherwise). As usual http://rodgissinger.multiblog.net/239_rodgissinger/archive/1965_township_game_features_lots_of_different_buildings.html though https://www.lurkerlounge.com/forums/thread-17854.html the victory left the map irrevocably changed -- you can view the aftermath in the clips below.
