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Fortnite tying the Cattus event to the Moon Landing would be amazing
A theory is floating around Fortnite boards that the upcoming Fortnite Cattus event could be tied to the first moon landing.
The countdown for the event means it will happen on July 20th. 50 years before that date, on July 20th, 1969, Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin made history by becoming the first people to step foot on the moon.
That could of course be a coincidence, but with a jetpack recently being added to the giant robot, it appears they will be taking to the sky for the fight.
The 50th anniversary of the moon landing will be a cause for celebration and would make for a great tie-in to whatever event Epic has planned.
This theory was popularized from a post on /r/FortniteBR by PokeSanti03 who tied in the clues pointing towards the moon landing.
The day of the event marks 50 years of the arrival of man to the moon… The STW actual lobby is the moon. from r/FortNiteBR
Many of the comments starting poking holes in the theory. STW has been using that moon theme as part of an ongoing event and the moon has been the backdrop for weeks.
In fact, that’s not even the moon but actually a movie set. And no, before you wonder, I’m not about to touch the actual moon landing conspiracy theories in this article.
Also people pointed out we already had a space themed season in the past. I don’t think those points disprove this theory. We could see a return of the rocket for just this one event and that doesn’t mean all of Season 10 will need to be space themed.
Also STW could be doing something around the moon landing that is separate but still have that be incorporated into Fortnite Battle Royale. In fact, that could be a good way to strengthen the bridge between the two games.
Getting back into the evidence, the other piece not talked about is the tweet from Donald Mustard.
Invest in Space.
— Donald Mustard (@DonaldMustard) June 26, 2019
I hope so much to be alive to see us transition from a Type I civilization to a Type II civilization. We are on the cusp.
I think pretty great odds we make it to Type III.
As Epic Games’ Creative Director, Mustard has used his location and cryptic tweets to tease upcoming Fortnite events in the past.
When I first saw this tweet, I thought it was in relation to the SpaceX launch from the day before. And that still may be correct, while Mustard mostly tweets about Fortnite, that doesn’t mean it is the only thing he can talk about.
Still, he doesn’t mention SpaceX or anything from the real world in his tweet, so it could be actually pointing towards Fortnite, just disguised behind a real life event.
We will have a definitive answer to these theories by the end of the week, but for now we can only speculate. The idea of a battle that utilizes a mysterious monster, a jetpack-wearing robot, and the moon landing does sound like a ton of fun.
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Fortnite Creative player recreates iconic Mario Kart track
A talented Fortnite Creative player has recreated an iconic Mario Kart track in the world’s most popular battle royale game.
A seasoned Creative player has brought an unofficial Nintendo collab to Fortnite with their recreation of an iconic Mario Kart track.
Fortnite’s Creative mode is one of the game’s most versatile modes. Sweaty player use it to grind and get batter. Artistic players use Creative to build beautiful and interesting maps. And it’s used by Epic Games to host unique crossover events.
However, players can also create their own game modes in Creative. In fact, some players recreate portions of their favorite games in Fortnite Creative.
That’s the case for Reddit user itsZayowo who recreated an iconic Mario Kart map inside of Fortnite. And you can play on it right now!
Fortnite x Mario Kart Creative map
User itsZayowo posted their recreation of Donut Plains 3 to the r/FortniteCreative subreddit. The near-perfect recreation of the iconic track comes complete with water features, multicolor walls, and hazards.
You can play on the map by using Island Code 9469-2123-7106. If you don’t want to cough up $60 for Mario Kart 8, grab a few friends and hit up this astounding track.
Donut Plains has made an appearance in three Mario Kart games. It first appeared in Super Mario Kart in 1992, and is also in the most recent title Mario Kart 8.
However, the Fortnite Donut Plains 3 map resembles the Super Mario Kart track more than its most recent iteration. While it does miss some ornaments, players can see various Toad statues dotted around the map.
For more Fortnite, make sure to check out the top 5 rarest pickaxes in Fortnite, and stay tuned for more news and guides.
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5 updated Fortnite Zone Wars codes you have to try
Want to try out some of the newest Fortnite Zone wars maps? Take a look at these five options here.
Want to try out some of the Fortnite Chapter 2 Zone Wars maps? Take a look at these five options here.
Zone Wars is one of the most popular Creative Mode map genres in Fortnite – so much so that Epic included a Zone Wars playlist during Chapter 2.
We probably won’t see another official Zone Wars lineup while Chapter 2 is still fresh, but here are five updated map codes for some of the best Fortnite Chapter 2 Zone Wars maps for your Playground Fill matches.
Make sure to get to the Hub as fast as you can so you can avoid the Red vs. Blue battle.
Realistic Solos (XA)(Pack 1): 1234-0621-9943
Realistic Solos (XA)(Pack 1) by Prettyboy may not have “zone wars” in the name, but it is an authentic competitive experience that can get intense quickly. Two to 16 players spawn in random locations across various well-crafted maps. With randomized loadouts, players race to be the last one standing.
Nuketown 2025 Zone Wars: 1149-4422-7888
Nuketown 2025 zone wars by Clapzfn is more of a novelty than anything. It’s very cool to revisit this highly detailed recreation of a Call of Duty classic. Some of the buildings have invisible barriers at the top, and the storm always pushes to the center of the map. Regardless, it’s a ton of fun to be the last player standing in Nuke Town.
Desert Zone Wars Chapter 2: 1811-9621-1739
Those who have been playing zone wars maps for a long time are probably familiar with Jotapegame’s desert zone wars maps. However, this is the latest installment in the series that incorporates the changes made in Chapter 2. Enjoy the classic desert-themed zone wars with modern weapons and items.
Area 51 Alien Zone Wars: 9843-7754-8806
Area 51 Zone Wars by Dropnite is one of the most aesthetically pleasing zone wars maps available. From the way it spawns players in to all of the decorative pieces, it really makes you feel like you’re in Area 51. It also offers a fantastic competitive experience that’s sure to get players ready for the final moments of FNCS tournaments.
50 Player Zonewars: 6167-1882-6710
50 Player Zonewars is one of the most intense creative maps once the lobby is full. The loot pool changes regularly to match Arena Mode, and there are plenty of different maps. For the higher skill tourneys that have 50 or more people in the endgame, this mode is perfect for realistic practice.
Leave us some codes in the comments if we missed your favorite Fortnite Chapter 2 Zone Wars maps!
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How to earn free Creative Mayhem cosmetics in Fortnite
Fortnite has launched the Creative Mayhem competition, and participants can easily earn two free cosmetic items.
A new creative competition has launched in Fortnite called Creative Mayhem. Players who sign in and participate in the challenge will earn the free Creative Mayhem cosmetics.
Every so often, Fortnite will launch a special creative event. These challenges pit players against one another but not in the same way that the Battle Royale does. Previous creative events have featured community-made obstacle courses and team game modes.
Creative game modes aren’t always favored by the community, so Fortnite throws in a few free cosmetic items to draw players in. These are earned by spending time in the featured game modes, finding hidden objects, and completing challenges.
Unlocking the free Creative Mayhem cosmetics
There are two cosmetic items that players can earn during the Fortnite Creative Mayhem event. The Golden Flopper Spray is earned by visiting creativemayhem.fortnite.com and signing in to your Epic Games account. The spray will be given to the player the next time they launch Fortnite.
Next, players will need to spend 30 minutes on the Creative Mayhem Regional Qualifier map. The code for the map is 1994-6642-9073. After 30 minutes, return to the lobby and you will be rewarded with Piranhas Pickaxe.
The Creative Mayhem map is a parkour obstacle course that times players as they run through it. Players can upload and submit their best runs to the Creative Mayhem website for a chance to move on to the next round. There are also monetary prizes for those who place high enough throughout each round of the competition.
For most players though, free cosmetics will be enough. The Golden Flopper spray is a reminder of the elusive fish, and the dual-wielded pickaxe is a nice addition to any collection. Participating in the event is also a great way for players to learn more about how their characters move and interact with objects.
If this event doesn’t seem too interesting, Fortnite is always cooking up something new for players. The basketball themed event should be here sometime next week. But in the meantime, players should make sure to claim their free Creative Mayhem cosmetics.
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