You only have until May 2nd to finish the current battle pass, and maybe you’re panicking a little bit because you have been too busy to play for some time. In this article, I want to give you every piece of advice I know that can get you to finish the battle pass before you know it!.
Of course there’s a lot to do and somewhat little time, so if you’re feeling too pressured, you can always get some Fortnite accounts cheap to help you get skins that are no longer in rotation. Or just straight up finish this pass faster.
Quests
If you’re joining in the season late, then you should have a lot of quests to do. If it’s too much to keep in mind all the different things to do at the same time, you can always pick 3 quests, and they’ll mark them on the HUD in the top left of the screen. Here are some tips on how to approach these:
- Location based quests: I recommend you start by doing quests that just ask you to go somewhere and talk to someone, those are usually the easiest, but be careful not to get ambushed. Check your surroundings!
- Started quests: While playing, you might’ve made progress on some quests, pick the ones closest to being finished to track them and finish them.
- Daily quests: Start the day doing three of these. If you know maps that are good for farming XP, I recommend doing that instead, as it can be quicker than doing the 3 tasks the Battle Royale mode would have you do instead.
- Weekly quests: Every weekly quest gives you 30K XP and every 4th completed quest you get a bonus 40K XP, and that’s nothing to scoff at!
- Tracking quests: track quests that you think you can do in the same match, such as one that tasks you with going to a certain place and one that tells you to sprint a certain distance.
- Difficult quests: Don’t leave them for last, track one or two that are easy but also track at least one at a time that you think it’s difficult, such as hitting enemies from a certain distance, so that you keep it in mind while you’re playing. You don’t want to have a lot of difficult quests lined up one after the other!
Modes
Play a bit of every Fortnite mode made by epic, that counts OG, Reload, Festival and Rocket racing, each of these has their own set of quests to do, and they’ll give you plenty of levels.
You can also partake in User made activities in creative mode, and some of these were made with grinding XP in mind. Keep your eyes on different social media sites, forums, or YouTube videos for tutorials or examples of maps where you can grind lots of XP easily. They have a hard cap per week, however, so as soon as you notice a dip in XP gains, you have to try something else.
Milestone quests
These are more passive than the rest, these consist of things such as outlasting opponents, thanking the bus driver, reaching a certain amount of storm phases. Most of these you do by just playing the game normal, so try to last as long as you can in every match that you are in!
Limited time events
If there’s any sort of limited time event going on, you have to drop everything else and focus on its specific tasks and activities. These quests leave after some time and their quests give you a lot of XP.
Play ranked and with friends
Playing ranked and with friends gives a passive boost to XP in everything but quests. Those still give the same amount. Besides that, playing with friends makes quest completion easier as some of these can be completed by just anyone in the party, and it’ll give you the completion as well.
Double XP weekends
Sometimes you’ll have weekends where every source of XP is doubled for some time, and those are the best times to try to finish any lingering quests and going to XP grinding creative mode maps!
Creative maps
I briefly touched on it, but I wanted to elaborate on some of the options that you can pick from. Make sure the map has XP gaining on and pick from games such as tycoons, parkour, or target practice maps where you’ll passively gain XP as you play. It’s vital to make sure that you’re always gaining the same amount of XP as sometimes if they’re somewhat unbalanced, normally on the player, making them win too much XP, Epic might decide to nerf the specific map. So it would be prudent to keep close eye on different tutorials and sites where you can check which is the best.
Lego
The Lego modes in Fortnite are a source for crazy amounts of XP, however it’s isn’t from quests but from playtime in the mode. Every 15 minutes of playtime gives you a lot of XP but you can’t just go AFK and wait because you’ll be kicked from the game. You’ll have to actually play and kill time in this mode but don’t worry it’s actually a lot of fun! You’ll get 2850XP per minute but sometimes this number changes so keep an ear to the ground.
In conclusion
If you enter a season late you’ll have a lot of work to do, but Fortnite’s different activities are all very fun, specially if you have a friend along with you! Whether it’s racing in Rocket Racing, surviving dangerous nights in Lego Odyssey, or shooting your way out in Battle Royale, you’ll surely be doing quests silently in the background even when you don’t mean to. You’ll also be leveling up those battle passes. Just be careful not to run out of time. But even if you do, it should be noted that now every battle pass item has a chance of returning in the form of a store item. You will have to purchase them with Vbucks, but at least you won’t be missing out if you didn’t finish your passes!
