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Here’s everything you need to know about completing the Fortnite Chapter 3, Season 2 Quest to throw a Cabbage 100 meters.
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One Fortnite Chapter 3, Season 2 weekly challenge requires you to find and throw a Cabbage 100 meters in any direction on the map. We’ll go over how you can complete this Quest.
When you hop into Fortnite Chapter 3, Season 2, you’ll find new challenges to tackle each week, and completing these will reward you with major XP gains that you can use to level up fast.
One of the Week 6 Quests in Fortnite Chapter 3, Season 2 tasks you with throwing a Cabbage 100 meters in the air. We’ll go over how you can find Cabbages on the Fortnite map and complete this challenge.
Cabbage locations in Fortnite Chapter 3, Season 2
The Cabbage is a Fortnite forage item that you can consume to regenerate a small amount of your health over time. There are a total of four Cabbage patches that can be found at different locations across the map.
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Here are all the Cabbage locations in Fortnite:
- At Happy Camper, just south of The Fortress
- Southeast of The Fortress
- Chateau Bob, just northwest of Condo Canyon
- East of Condo Canyon
How to throw a Cabbage 100 meters in Fortnite
Once you’ve collected a few Cabbages from one of those locations, you’ll need to get to an extremely elevated position to throw one 100 meters. There are two different methods that you can use to complete this challenge.
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The first one involves building a tall staircase or ramp towards the sky. We recommend doing this from the top of a large building or steep hill so that you’re already at an elevated position.
If the ramp you’ve built is between 20 or 25 tiles high, you simply need to go to the top and toss it as far as you can. If you find out that you didn’t throw the Cabbage 100 meters, then you can keep building and try again.
Alternatively, if you prefer to play in the Zero Build mode, then you can make your way towards the IO Airships at Tilted Towers and Command Cavern. You can climb aboard one of these blimps by using the nearby ziplines and then toss the Cabbage from the top.
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Once you’ve successfully tossed the Cabbage 100 meters in any direction, the challenge will be completed and you’ll be rewarded with 20,000 XP to help you unlock cosmetics items such as Super Styles.
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Here’s everything that you need to know about Fortnite’s No Sweat Summer event, including the start date leaks and Quests.
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July 13, 2022
Epic Games have announced a brand-new summer-themed event in Fortnite, and here’s everything you need to know about No Sweat Summer, including the release date leaks and Quests.
The Fortnite developers often introduce special in-game events that grant players the opportunities to complete brand-new challenges and unlock fun rewards such ascosmetic outfits.
Now, Epic Games have announced the No Sweat Summer event for Fortnite’s Creative mode, and we’ll go over everything that you need to know about this brand-new summer-themed event.
- Fortnite No Sweat Summer start date
- Fortnite No Sweat Summer Quests
Fortnite No Sweat Summer expected start date
While the devs haven’t revealed the exact start date, Fortnite’s No Sweat Summer event should begin sometime in the next two weeks. Fortnite leaker ‘HYPEX’ claims that it will arrive with the v21.10 update on June 19.
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However, this is currently just a leak, and you should take it with a grain of salt. We’ll be sure to update this article if more information about this is officially announced by the developers themselves.
Fortnite No Sweat Summer Quests
HYPEX also revealed a few “No Sweat Summer Quests” coming to Fortnite Chapter 3, Season 3. While they didn’t reveal a lot of details about these challenges, we learned their names:
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Here are the No Sweat Summer Quests:
- Sponsorship
- Marketing
- Product Recall
The Fortnite data miner also claimed that we’ll see the arrival of Skate Park landmarks, a Summer Beach POI, the return of sand tunneling, “No Sweat Umbrella” searchable containers, and other new content.
— HYPEX (@HYPEX) July 9, 2022Upcoming BR No Sweat & Sweaty Rebuild Summer Events 🔥
– 3 Challenges Stages: Sponsorship, Marketing & Product Recall
– Skate Park landmarks, Summer Beach POI, return of sand tunneling from C2S5, "No Sweat Umbrella" searchable containers, Voicelines, rebuild Tilted & More.. pic.twitter.com/crXOq33kDC
At the time of writing, it remains to be seen exactly what these Quests will require players to do. Perhaps, you’ll be able to earn new cosmetic items or bonus XP by completing a few tasks around the map.
For more Fortnite content, check out the Zero Build Arena LTM rewards as well as our guide on how to get free V-Bucks in the battle royale.
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Sitting out in Fortnite indicates to your teammates your participation in the game. Here’s how you can do it.
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July 13, 2022
Fortnite consists of several in-game features that allow the player to interact with his party members in a much more interactive way. Often players use these features to change their participation in a match. Here’s a guide on how to sit out in Fortnite.
Interactivity is at the core of Fortnite and the game has become more social than ever before. From making a brand new game modes screen to adding Party Tags in the v21.20 update, Epic has left no page unturned in making its Battle Royale mode one of the leading ones in the market.
The party system in Fortnite has several features where players can now invite random players to their party based on their social tags and play with them. However, to indicate your participation in a game, you must be familiar with the participation tab in the menu.
The tab consists of two options namely, Playing or Sitting Out. Several players have their participation set to “playing” as they are active in their lobbies. Here is what sitting out means in a Fortnite lobby and how you can do it.
- What does “sitting out” mean in Fortnite?
- How to sit out in a Fortnite lobby
What does “sitting out” mean in Fortnite?
Basically “Sitting Out” is very similar to being AFK which is Away From Keyboard, which indicates to the party members that you’ll not be participating in the next or several upcoming Battle Royale matches.
Playing back-to-back matches in Fortnite could be tiresome for several players as the high combat pressure could easily get to anyone. Although, playing the game might be fun for some, often one gets burned out of constantly cranking 90s and staying alert all the time in a high-intensity match.
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In this case, players usually need to take a break or some time away from the screen to relax. Enter, Sitting Out.
Once you turn on that option, your squad will know that you’ll sit this one out, but still want to stay connected with them in the party and would like to see them play.
Here’s how you can change your participation from Playing to Sitting Out in Fortnite.
How to sit out in a Fortnite lobby
To sit out in a Fortnite lobby, here’s what you should do:
- Click on the Menu button indicated by 3 lines on the top left corner
- Once the menu opens up, click the top-most button which is your Fortnite profile icon
- In the third option, you’ll see Participation written with Playing turned on
- Click on it and you’ll switch to the Sitting Out option
- And you’re done!
Now you have successfully sit yourself out in a squad or a party in the Fortnite lobby. This option can also be turned on once the entire squad gets eliminated and your teammates want to Ready Up from the match rather than just returning to the lobby.
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If you do not wish to play the next match which loads automatically, you can sit yourself out using the steps above and spectate them in the next one.
Social Interactivity has become the core of what Fortnite is all about in Chapter 3 Season 3. However, players still are getting the hand of all the new features and would like the game to be much simpler as it used to be in its initial days.
For more, check out our guide on how to get free V-Bucks in Fortnite.
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Fortnite players can hop into Zero Build Arena and earn free cosmetic rewards. Here’s everything you need to know about the LTM.
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July 12, 2022
Fortnite Chapter 3 introduced ‘Zero Build,’ a game mode where, unsurprisingly, you can’t build. After its roaring success, Epic has introduced Zero Build Arena for players who aren’t interested in cranking 90s. Here’s its rewards, loot pool, and end date.
Fortnite became a household name after its huge success in its early seasons, so it’s no surprise that it also has an active competitive community. There are a ton of cash prize tournaments in-game, but players need to advance in Arena, Fortnite’s ranked mode, to qualify.
Following the huge success of Fortnite’s Zero Build mode in Chapter 3, Epic Games have added Zero Build Arena for competitive players who prefer a more traditional third-person shooter feel.
Here’s everything you need to know about Fortnite Zero Build Arena, including the loot pool and rewards.
- What is Fortnite Zero Build Arena? Start & end date
- Fortnite Zero Build Arena loot pool
- Fortnite Zero Build Arena free rewards
What is Fortnite Zero Build Arena? Start & end date
Fortnite’s Zero Build Arena is almost identical to the regular Arena but with one key difference — you can’t build. Fortnite players will climb through the skill divisions by eliminating other players and placing high.
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It went live for the first time on July 12 in Trios mode and will run until August 30, 2022. This should give players plenty of time to reach the higher Hype Divisions and earn the rewards on offer.
Fortnite Zero Build Arena loot pool
Fortnite Zero Build’s Arena loot pool is almost identical to regular Arena, with weapons and other items being the same. However, there are plenty more mobility items to make up for the lack of building.
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Players can find Shockwave Grenades and Port-A-Forts in Zero Build Arena, as well as the Heavy Sniper Rifle. The devs said they’ll keep an eye on the meta and may make adjustments.
Fortnite Zero Build Arena free rewards
Competitive Fortnite players who want to grind the Zero Build Arena can unlock three cosmetic rewards to show off their gaming prowess.
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Fortnite players will unlock a new item for reaching 400 Hype, and then for reaching both the Contender League and Champion League.
Here are the Fortnite Zero Build Arena rewards:
- Drippy Drift Spray – 400 Hype
- GGG Emoticon – Contender League
- GOATICON Emoticon – Champion League
If Zero Build Arena is a success, it’s possible that Epic Games will make the mode permanent in Fortnite, perhaps with different squad sizes.
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