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Selasa, 15 Oktober 2019

Watch the Fortnite Chapter 2 cinematic trailer now, ahead of the game's incoming re-launch - GamesRadar+

Fortnite season 11, or Fortnite chapter 2, or whatever it ends up being called, is expected to go live today across all available platforms, as Epic rolls out its ambitious new update for the world's most popular battle royale game.

Already, the Fortnite chapter 2 battle pass trailer has leaked, revealing a graphical overhaul, new map, gameplay features and much, much more, while the game's latest cinematic trailer has also found its way onto the internet in advance of launch, which you can watch for yourself below.

Here's the cinematic trailer for #Fortnite Chapter 2 - Season 1! pic.twitter.com/6mYUWQ7bik15 October 2019

Once again, we get a in-depth new look at Fortnite Chapter 2's first season (this is starting to get confusing now), including some of the new cosmetic outfits that'll no doubt become part of Epic's latest battle pass system, a number of multi-manned vehicles that can be used to traverse the new map, and - uh - it looks like you can fish for weapons now?

The cinematic trailer, which is anticipated to officially go live sometime this morning alongside the launch of Fortnite chapter 2, also provides more details into the terrain and environmental quirks of the game's first new map since it launched in 2017.

It looks like we'll be able to drink radiated water from the local power plant as some sort of consumable buff, for example, while I can already see those mountain ranges being the perfect place for a sniper's perch as the ring draws in.

Fortnite Challenges. #Fortnite #FortniteChapter2 via @iFireMonkey pic.twitter.com/WePwBqQiHj15 October 2019

The first set of the game's new Fortnite Challenges have also apparently leaked, and include a range of tasks - from winning matches to catching fish - that'll no doubt help you progress your battle pass for season 1.

Hopefully, Epic will release the full set of Fortnite patch notes soon, as its userbase is champing at the bit to get back in after the studio took the game down on Sunday note via a world-shattering live event. We'll keep you updated here on GamesRadar as soon as we hear anything more.

Check out the biggest new games of 2019 still on the way, or watch the Release Radar video below for a guide to everything else out this week.

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2019-10-15 08:55:00Z
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Fortnite's Black Hole Is Over [Updating] - Kotaku

After roughly a day and a half, Fortnite’s black hole is over. Despite the anticipation for a big event, the server simply went offline. There it is.

At around 4am Eastern, with thousands of people around the world staring at Fortnite’s swirling black hole, the game suddenly blinked to a loading screen, with a message reading “Fortnite servers are currently undergoing maintenance. Please try again later.” The servers currently read as “offline,” presumably undergoing maintenance for the next season.

In a normal Fortnite season, this is pretty standard: developer Epic takes the game offline between roughly 4 and 6am to update things. I’m not surprised to see there be downtime here, but after all the waiting and social media blackout surrounding the black hole, this feels pretty anticlimactic. Was a big event inside us all along? I’m awake at four in the damn morning, so I’m going to say yes, because I need this.

Some folks on Twitter are saying the new cinematic trailer played for them in the lobby, but I was unable to access that, as pressing “relaunch” just took me out of the game, which is currently updating. Here’s what folks are seeing:

Following the game’s big end of season event, Fortnite turned from a game of weird characters and 10-year-old teammates into a swirling black hole. It then, to the internet’s collective shock, stayed that way. Confused players joined forces to decode mysterious numbers, play a hidden minigame, entertain themselves with speculation, and spend more than 35 hours staring at what basically amounts to a screensaver.

At last, we are free from the hole, and we’ll be getting a new season of Fortnite. There have been hints of a new map, and a supposed leaked battle pass trailer shows possible new weapons, a new way to level up, and new things to do. We’ll see what Fortnite’s new world looks like when the game comes back online, which for me is in 60%.

Update 4:43am—My update finished, but I’m just seeing “servers offline.” I’m making a second pot of coffee.

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2019-10-15 08:08:00Z
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Senin, 14 Oktober 2019

Fortnite down - live: Latest Season 11 news, has game ended, what happened and why is there a black hole - The Independent

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https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/gadgets-and-tech/gaming/fortnite-down-live-latest-season-11-news-game-ended-next-map-fix-black-hole-memes-a9154776.html

2019-10-14 12:00:00Z
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Fortnite down - live: Latest Season 11 news, has game ended, what happened and why is there a black hole - The Independent

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2019-10-14 10:37:00Z
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Samsung's Android 10 beta program is now available on the Galaxy S10 - Engadget

Fortnite down: Has the game ended, is it coming back, when is Season 11 and what happened? - The Independent

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https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/gadgets-and-tech/gaming/fortnite-down-season-11-game-ended-coming-back-deleted-not-working-twitter-elon-musk-a9154726.html

2019-10-14 09:30:00Z
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Apple’s iPhone SE 2 will start at $399, Ming-Chi Kuo predicts - Circuit Breaker

In a new research report, noted Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo predicts that prices for the rumored iPhone SE 2 will start at $399, MacRumors reports. Alongside the new pricing information, Kuo also used the report to re-iterate several of his previous predictions for the device, including that it will be powered by the iPhone 11’s A13 chip, will have 3GB of RAM, and will be released in the first quarter of next year.

Kuo also says that the new phone will be available with 64GB or 128GB of internal storage (although a report from earlier this year said it would only have 128GB), and will come in gray, silver, or red. He also said that the phone won’t include 3D Touch, although that’s less surprising given the feature has recently disappeared from Apple’s top-end devices. The analyst has previously said he expects the iPhone SE 2’s design to be similar to that of the iPhone 8, echoing a previous report from Bloomberg.

As 9to5Mac notes, a $399 starting price is exactly the same as what the original iPhone SE had when it launched way back in 2016, although it dropped to $349 by the time it was discontinued the following year. Selling cheaper devices like the SE is particularly important for Apple if it wants to compete on unit sales in markets like India, where phones costing more than around $450 only made up 4 percent of the market as of last year. The cheapest phone Apple currently sells is the iPhone 8, which starts at $449.

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2019-10-14 09:49:09Z
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