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Fortnite Season 9 Week 10 Cheat Sheet with all challenge locations
It’s finally here! The last week of challenges have released for Season 9! We got the final cheat sheet before Season 10 that will help you finish up your Battle Pass!
Season 9 has been a wild ride with vaulted weapons, monsters, futuristic cities, and so much more. The final, Mech vs. Monster event has not yet graced us with its presence, but Week 10 of Season 9 has arrived nonetheless.
Before you panic about the incoming challenge deadline, Season 9 will extended by a whole two weeks due to Epic’s vacation (14 Days of Summer) and the Fortnite World Cup Finals. Nevertheless, it’s a good idea to get the Week 10 challenges done quickly with the help of a cheat sheet.
Fortnite Season 9 Week 10 Cheat Sheet
Everybody finds themselves struggling to complete Fortnite challenges from time to time. It’s no shame to admit it. We’ve been stuck on some ourselves in the past, but the Fortnite community’s collective brainpower is unbeatable.
Cheat sheets give us quick access to weekly Battle Pass challenge solutions and we believe @ItsEnergie creates the best of the best. Accurate information combined with a clean visual presentation makes for a thoroughly great viewing experience.
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14 Days of Summer & Fortbyte Challenges
Epic Games has leaned heavily into providing players with additional content past the typical Battle Challenges. Filling all of the locations for these up on a single map would result in a smeary blob of markers and icons. So, we’ve gone and linked the remaining available challenges here.
14 Days of Summer’s official end date has passed us all by, but players can still complete the challenges for the next 4 days (as of July 11). We’ve got guides to help you get through them without a hassle:
- Day 1 – Dance at Beach parties – Summer challenge
- Day 2 – Bounce a Giant Beach Ball – Summer challenge
- Day 3 – Get Eliminations with unvaulted weapon – Summer challenge
- Day 4 – Thank the bus driver 20 times – Summer challenge
- Day 5 – Pop 5 Party Balloons – Summer challenge
- Day 6 – Search Unicorn floaties – Summer challenge
- Day 7 – Hit players with the Water Baloon – Summer challenge
- Day 8 – Bounce off a Giant Umbrella – Summer challenge
- Day 9 – Score Points with Neon Tropics Driftboard – Summer challenge
- Day 10 – Launch fireworks along the river bank – Summer challenge
- Day 11 – Get Score of 10 on a Clown Board – Summer challenge
- Day 12 – Visit Giant Summer objects – Summer challenge
- Day 13 – Search tiny rubber duckies – Summer challenge
- Day 14 – Destroy grills with Low N’ Slow tool – Summer challenge
These should be your top priority for now as they have the closest deadline. Once you’ve swept up all the 14 Days rewards, you can transition in Fortbytes. There are currently 91 available Fortbytes and we’ve created an all inclusive list of them in our hub article.
And, before we forget, you’ll unlock the Singularity skin at 90 Fortbytes. As an added bonus, Epic Games has put five hidden Helmets around the map which unlock five hidden Singularity Styles.
Yeah, we’re all going to be very busy until the very end of Season 9. While the intensive process of challenge completion can take up time, we really hope to see a similar focus of daily content in Season 10. Naturally, Epic Games doesn’t leave any feature without upgrades and we’re sure to see some major changes to the Fortbyte tasks in the next season.
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Why Fortnite Sideways Anomalies are insanely overpowered
The new Sideways Anomalies in Fortnite Season 8 are ridiculously overpowered. Here is how players can use them to their advantage.
The new Sideways Anomalies introduced at the start of Fortnite Season 8 are ridiculously overpowered. Here’s why you need to be visiting these anomalies.
Fortnite Season 8 is off to a weird start. Where the past few seasons had themes that were easy to understand, Season 8 is a black swan.
With Cubed being the Season 8 title theme, a bunch of Kevin Cubes have popped up all over the map. Like in Chapter 1, these cubes roll around the map leaving destruction in their wake. But there’s even more to this season’s madness.
Epic Games also threw in the new Sideways biomes. These are zit-lit bubbles that appear on the map that are infested with dangerous creatures. However, the Sideways Anomalies are smaller biomes that are game-changing additions to Fortnite.
What are Sideways Anomalies in Fortnite?
There are two ways players can enter The Sideways in Fortnite Season 8. The first and most popular is via The Sideways biome that appears on one of the POIs at the start of every match. These biomes do not disappear, and they are heavily populated by players and monsters.
However, The Sideways biomes are not as accessible or rewarding as the Sideways Anomalies. Sideways Anomalies appear as purple rift-like markers on the map, and there are three on the map at all times.
When approached, the rifts will expand and create a smaller Sideways biome. Cube Monsters will begin to spawn, and players will be able to spend a small amount of time inside the anomaly before it closes. Once the Sideways Anomaly closes, another one will appear on the map.
Why Sideways Anomalies overpowered
Aside from the larger Sideways biome, players tend to ignore the Fortnite Sideways Anomalies. However, players should visit every Sideways Anomaly they can. Here’s a list of reasons players should visit the Sideways Anomalies.
- Siphon health from Cube Monster eliminations
- Easily get max ammo from Cube Monsters
- Easy way to get Mythic Sideways Weapons
Every time a player kills a Cube Monster, they will gain health and shield. And since the Cube Monsters are easy to kill, players can get full health and shield super quickly. As well, Cube Monsters drop a lot of ammo when eliminated.
Players can also get overpowered Mythic Sideways weapons after visiting 1 or 2 Sideways Anomalies. But what makes these so overpowered is the small number of players that visit them.
Yes, you can get all of these benefits from the large Sideways biomes, but it’s unlikely that you’ll encounter an opponent at Fortnite Sideways Anomalies. Having a biome all to yourself takes the edge off of getting geared up.
Are you a fan of the new Sideways biomes, and have you tried the Sideways Weapons yet? Let us know your thoughts on our FortniteINTEL Twitter page.
For more Fortnite, check out where to find every Mythic weapon in Season 8, and stay tuned for more news and guides.
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When Fortnite Season 9 starts and Chapter 2 Season 8 ends
Here is when Fortnite Season 8 ends and Chapter 2 Season 9 starts. The season is off to a wild start, and it’s only going to get crazier.
Fortnite Season 8 just started, but it might not be your cup of tea. Here is when Fortnite Season 8 ends and Season 9 starts.
Fortnite Season 7 was out of this world in the most literal sense. But Fortnite Season 8 is even wilder. From a map filled with cubes to mysterious alternate realities, it’s already surpassed Season 7 on the crazy scale.
But that doesn’t mean Season 8 is for everyone. Some players are already asking when Fortnite Season 8 ends and season 9 starts. This article will answer both those questions and more!
Whether you love or hate the new season, you might be wondering when the next one will start.
When Does Fortnite Season 8 End?
Fortnite Season 8 will end on December 5, 2021. This will allow for Fortnite Season 9 to start just-in-time for the annual Holiday event.
Since Fortnite is reaching a climactic point in its overarching storyline, players can expect an end-of-season event. Fortnite Season 7 featured an interactive experience, and a similar event will likely be held at the end of Season 8.
When Does Fortnite Season 9 Start?
Fortnite Chapter 2 Season 9 will start on December 6, 2021. Keeping with the recent trend, Fortnite Season start the day after the current season ends. It wouldn’t make sense for Epic Games to delay the start of Season 9 past December 6th.
Fortnite has made a habit recently of jumping from one season to the next with no breaks in between. There will likely be some downtime between Season 8 and 9, and it could be as long as 13 hours like the end of Season 7.
Is There a Fortnite Season 8 Live Event?
As of right now, we don’t know. We likely won’t know anything about a live event until close to the end of Fortnite Season 8. However, we will keep this article updated with the latest information.
What Season is Fortnite on?
Fortnite is currently in Chapter 2 Season 8. This is the eighth season of the second chapter which started after Chapter 1 Season 10. While most players refer to this season as “Season 8”, it’s technically Season 18.
As well, the Fortnite Crew Pack is starting a storyline connected to Midas that will span the next three months. This is the same time frame that Fortnite Season 8 will take place. This means the new Fortnite season could be related to another one of Midas’ plans.
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We will keep you updated on when Fortnite Season 9 starts. For more Fortnite, check out every Alien Artifact location in Season 7 and stay tuned for more news and guides.
Epic Games have added another disguise to Fortnite Season 8 following the v17.10 update, and they’re called Inflate-A-Bulls.
If you ever wanted to tip-toe around the Fortnite world hidden in a cow costume, well, now is your chance!
On July 13, 2021, Epic posted a new update on their official live blog, confirming the Inflate-A-Bull has been added to the game.
Now, you’re going to need to know how to use it, and where to find them – because they look like a lot of fun.
How to use Fortnite Inflate-A-Bull
Fortnite Inflate-A-Bulls can be attached to your back and can be – shock horror – inflated to bounce or roll away from dangerous scenarios.
Essentially, they may save your life during close gunfights.
Quick tips!
Even if a player shoots your way and pops the inflatable, you will be protected from the damage.
Epic have also released a quick tip for players to follow as well, to get the most out of this strange disguise. They posted: “Tip: Rolling downhill with an Inflate-A-Bull is a LOT faster than just running downhill”.
Where to find Fortnite Inflate-A-Bull
These pesky disguises can be found in two ways: IO Chests and normal Chests.
However, there is one NPC on the Fortnite island selling these as well – Rick Sanchez. For those who don’t know, Sanchez can be found at the IO Base east of Weeping Woods (seen above).
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