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Fortnite C2 Season 2: Five big changes you should know about

Fortnite C2 Season 2: Five big changes you should know about

Posted on February 21, 2020February 21, 2020 By Jarvis

Finally, after four long months, Epic has released the next season in the second chapter of its hit game Fortnite. As players had hoped, this update was a major one, clocking in at around 7GB in size with changes to many aspects of the game, both big and small. If you’re just getting off school or work and planning to fire up Season 2, here are the biggest changes you should know about.
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