Is it the last week of Fortnite challenges here for Season X? Maybe yes, maybe no: there were only nine weeks of challenges listed here at the beginning of the season, and now we’re in week 9. It seems like the team has something special planned for the last week, especially since there are various pieces of evidence that suggest the season will end on a Sunday, which for most people will be a welcome relief: Season X hasn’t been the most popular season in this game, and I think a lot of long-term players will be more than happy to move right on. But that’s next week, and this is this week: we’ve got one more weekly mission for the season, and it just dropped this morning. It’s called Bullseye, and we’ve already got the full list thanks to intrepid leakers. From a firing range to landing on bullseyes, let’s take a look:
Normal:
- Land on different Bullseyes
- Hit Weak Points while harvesting
- Get an elimination with a Sniper Rifle
- Hit easy firing range target
- Complete the skydiving course over Fatal Fields after jumping from the Battle Bus
- Hit headshots
- Destroy Loot Carriers from 50m away
Prestige:
- Hit 5 consecutive Weak Points while harvesting
- Destroy Loot Carriers from 100m away
- Hit headshots in a single match
- Hit hard firing range target
- Complete the skydiving course over Dusty Depot after jumping from the Battle Bus
- Hit headshots with a Scoped weapon
- Land a Bottle Flip on a target near a giant fish, llama, or pig.
For where to find the different bullseyes, click here.
For where to find the firing ranges, click here.
It’s a bit of an underwhelming last set of challenges, to be honest, but I’m alright with that. There’s nothing in here that hasn’t been deployed in previous seasons in some way, shape, or form, even if they’re all slightly different this time around. I’ve said this before, but so much of this season smacks of saving development resources for building a new map in Season 11, and this fits in line with that. The game appears to be trying for a reinvention, with new skill-based matchmaking, bots and even a new practice mode. It could be just what Epic needs to reverse the game’s slow decline: bring people back with a new map, and then keep them around with less unbalanced gameplay. We’ll see what happens, but for now, get completing those challenges.
