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Breaking : la saison 1 de Fortnite se termine, la saison 2 est imminente

Auteur：Kristen Mise à jour：Jan 07,2025

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Début décembre 2024, Fortnite a lancé un nouveau mode de jeu OG permanent qui a été immédiatement bien accueilli par les nouveaux et les anciens joueurs. Les joueurs réclament le retour de la carte du chapitre 1 depuis sa suppression, donc cet ajout rend la plupart des joueurs ravis.

Comme le Chapitre 6, Fortnite Festival et LEGO Fortnite, Fortnite OG a son propre pass payant, mais il dure une durée différente de celle des autres modes, donc de nombreux joueurs se demanderont naturellement combien de temps il faudra avant qu'il se termine - ce guide Ces questions sera répondu.

Quand la saison 1 de Fortnite OG se terminera-t-elle ?

Les joueurs qui achètent le Fortnite OG Pass, qui sortira le 6 décembre 2024, peuvent débloquer jusqu'à 45 récompenses cosmétiques.

Alors qu'une saison Battle Royale standard (comme l'actuelle saison 1 du chapitre 6) dure généralement environ trois mois, le Pass OG dure moins de deux mois. La saison 1 de Fortnite OG Chapter 1 se terminera le 31 janvier 2024 à 5h (HE) / 10h (GMT) / 2h (PT).

Quand commence la saison 2 de Fortnite OG ?

Dans la saison 2, Fortnite Battle Royale est devenu encore plus raffiné, y compris certaines des fonctionnalités clés qui en ont fait ce qu'il est aujourd'hui, de sorte que la prochaine saison OG pourrait durer encore plus longtemps.

Néanmoins, une fois cette saison de Fortnite OG terminée, les joueurs peuvent s'attendre à ce que la saison 2 de Fortnite OG soit mise en ligne aux heures habituelles, le 31 janvier 2024 à 9h00 (HE) / 14h00 (GMT) / AM. 18 heures (PT).

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