A huge part of Fortnite's success over the last seven years can be attributed to its ever-evolving nature. Just as fans start to get bored with the map or the weapons they're using, or they've unlocked every skin from the Battle Pass and are finding it difficult to play without an incentive, Fortnite brings a brand new season of content to the game, refreshing it all and giving players a wealth of new content to explore.
But this consistent content rollout isn't easy to maintain. It's often been the case that developer Epic Games will plan a new Chapter of Fortnite and most of its seasonal content a year or so in advance, which is simply a necessity given all the game's moving pieces and crossover licensing rights. But when planning so far in advance, there's a greater chance for leaks, and that's been a frequent occurrence for Fortnite. The most recent round of Fortnite leaks revolve around the game's November season, and if they're true, it could be a huge one for OG Fortnite fans.
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Fortnite's OG 2 Season and Chapter 6 Release Date Leaks Explained
Fortnite OG 2 Could Bring Back Three Classic Seasons
Back in November of last year, Epic Games made good on a tease it made ages ago, bringing back Fortnite's very first Chapter for a limited time. Officially titled Fortnite: Season OG, this season ran for a month and capped off Fortnite Chapter 4's lifespan, ending with an altered Big Bang event. This Fortnite OG Season began with Chapter 1's Season 5 map and gradually added more Chapter 1 content over the following weeks.
According to a recent leak from BeastFNCreative and Loolo_WRLD that was subsequently shared by ShiinaBR, Fortnite is about to get another OG Season, this time bringing Chapter 2 content back to the game for a limited time. According to these leaks, Fortnite's OG Season 2 will begin on November 2, where it'll bring Chapter 2 Season 1 content to the Battle Royale. Then Chapter 2 Season 2 will be brought back on November 9, followed by Chapter 2 Season 3 content on November 23. These leaks also claim that Fortnite OG Season 2 will end on November 30.
This most recent wave of Fortnite OG Season 2 leaks would fit in neatly with the leaked Chapter 5 roadmap that surfaced back in April. This leaked roadmap seemed to show that Fortnite Chapter 2 Season 1-3 would be returning in November after some kind of Marvel-centered season. Just about everything in this leaked Fortnite roadmap has come to fruition so far, so it would make sense that OG Season 2 is next up to bat.
Fortnite Chapter 6 Will Kick Off With a Big Live Event
In the same leak by BeastFNCreative and Loolo_WRLD, it was claimed that Fortnite Chapter 5 will end on November 30 with yet another big live event. Much like the last few Chapters, players probably can expect about a day of downtime following this Chapter 5 ending event before Chapter 6 officially begins, likely on December 1. According to some other recent leaks, Fortnite Chapter 6 could be going all in on movement mechanics, with some leakers claiming the new iteration will feature swinging and will allow players to go prone.
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- Released
- July 25, 2017
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- Epic Games
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- Unreal Engine 5
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- T for Teen - Violence
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- PS Plus Availability
- N/A
- Split Screen Orientation
- Horizontal Only
- Number of Players
- 1-2
- Local Co-Op Support
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