Although nothing official has been mentioned, let alone announced, it's believed Fortnite has had a first-pe𒊎rson m♔ode in the works for a while. Fresh clues pointing to that mode being implemented soon reared their head today as updated first-person files were found buried deep in Fortnite's latest update.Shared by and discovered by , not only do the updated files point to Fortnite's first-person mode being rolled out soon, but they also suggest the battle royale will be getting the option too. Some might well have assumed something as experimental, at least when it launches, as a first-person mode would be limited to Fortnite's creative islands, but apparently not.RELATED: Fortnite Players Discuss The Worst Collaborations To Hit The Islan♊d So FarAs for how wanted a Fortnite first-person mode is, and how much it will be used if and when it is eventually added to the game, remains unclear. One of the battle royale's biggest selling points is the ability to make your character look like just about anyone. Epic has teamed up with Marvel, DC, 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Star Wars, and almost everyone in between, bringing characters from all of those universes and more into ౠFortnite.

However, if you're playing the game in first-person, you won't be able to see your Darth Vader outfit. Other players will still be able to see it, of course, and showing off what you've unlocked is part of the point. However, not being able to see it yourself, especially if you spent a lot of hours or a significant chunk of V-Bucks to get it, might not appeal to a large section🉐 of the Fortnite player base.

That long list of crossover characters will get a little longer later today as Fortnite confirmed♛ it will ಌbe teaming up with Dragon Ball for a second time. Joining Vegeta and Goku will be Piccolo and Son Gohan. They follow 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Isaac Clarke from Dead Space into The Loop, and also 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:The Kid 🅰Laroi💝 who was added to the game as part of his virtual experience last week.

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