Fortnite Season 8: All Details So Far
The launch schedule for Fortnite Season 8 has yet to be made official, but Season 7 Battle Pass provides us with some valuable information.
When will it start?
The present Fortnite Battle Pass will expire on September 12th, as per Epic Games’ webpage. Fortnite Season 8 is expected to begin on September 13, 2021, just several hours after the initial Battle Pass finishes.
While the expected length of Fortnite Season 7 is similar to that of previous seasons, keep in mind that the season could always be modified. To be sure, we’ll have to sit tight for Fortnite Season 8 to be officially announced.
Season 8: What To Expect
- What revisions can we expect in Fortnite Season 8 after the alien-infested season comes to a close? Despite the lack of details on the up-and-coming concept or any particular features, there is one thing we can guarantee will not change in Season 8: the Battle Stars.
- When Fortnite Chapter 1 concluded, Battle Stars were withdrawn, but they have now been brought back in Season 7 of Chapter 2. Will they stick around for Season 8 of Fortnite? Given their lengthy nonappearance and their huge announcement on the official Fortnite networks, it’s doubtful they’ll be back for just one season.
Battle Pass
- Although Fortnite is free to play, purchasing the Battle Pass unlocks a slew of new features. The Battle Pass for Fortnite Season 8 is expected to cost 950 V-Bucks.
- This indicates that the lowest V-Buck bundle available in the Fortnite shop, which costs $7.99 / £6.49, will suffice. You’ll get 1.000 V-Bucks as a result of this.
- By purchasing the Battle Bundle upgrade, you can get a jumpstart. This will immediately advance you to Tier 25 on the Battle Pass. You’ll need 2.800 V-Bucks to do so, which you can receive for $19.99 / £15.99. (2.500 V-Bucks, plus 300 for free).
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