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Multiple Fortnite Quests aren’t working, but Epic has fixes planned

Multiple Fortnite Quests aren’t working, but Epic has fixes planned

Posted on April 11, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

In order to acquire large amounts of XP and level up in the game more quickly, Fortnite features a number of Quests that players can complete. These are usually fairly simple tasks that involve getting a certain number of eliminations with specific weapons, finding hidden objects, and similar.

Some of the Fortnite Quests aren’t working properly right now, which means you may complete the requirements but not get credited the XP for them.
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