This week's Fortnite update is on the smaller side of things, which makes sense considering how many changes have already come to the game this season. In this patch Epic is adding a new social hub to the mobile version of the game, as well as making some minor, but very welcome, gameplay adjustments.
The new social feature on mobile is the Fortnite Party Hub and it seems to be a way to keep players connected to their friends even when they aren't in-game. The Hub will let players join parties and voice chat with friends regardless of whether they're playing a match or not. These parties can be transferred to either a console or a PC, or you can stay in the mobile party and use your phone to voice chat with teammates while you play on another platform.
As for gameplay changes this patch, the largest adjustment is to circle placement. Storms will no longer be able to end at Moisty Palms, Greasy Grove, Tilted Town, or Retail Row. These four areas are all part of this season's on-going events and each one has a special property that makes it different from the rest of the map. These changes can make ending zones there frustrating for players, so Epic is just eliminating that possibility.
For a full look at all the changes coming to Fortnite in the patch v10.31 you can see the notes below.
Fortnite patch notes v10.31 Weapons and ItemsBug Fixes
Bug Fixes
Support-a-Creator codes can now be used for real-money offers in-game.
Party Hub
Multitasking
By enabling Multitasking, all iPads will have the ability to rotate the screen orientation to enter Portrait Mode.
From server on September 13
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