Fortnite Season 4 is here. As expected, Marvel heroes have taken over the map – including some new major locations.
All bosses from season 3 are gone, and the only new boss seems to be Dr. Doom to be in Pleasant Park. He offers some new possibilities, but it remains to be seen how strong they are. As is the case with all new seasons, we will have to play a few days before we know if the capabilities of Dr. Doom are overpowered, underpowered, or just fine.
Looking forward to all the major card changes for Fortnite Season 4. We hope you enjoy it!
New Spawn Island
The first thing you will notice about Fortnite Season 3 is the new spawn island. We are now sitting on a massive carrier. It does not make much difference, but it is very cool.
On top of the new spawn island, the Battle Bus got a change with the new season. We let you experience that for yourself.
Doom’s Domain
Doom’s Domain is the only major, with the name POI that will be released with the launch of Season 4. It’s still early, but this seems to be the only place that offers one of the new Boss capabilities that the mythical weapons in season 4 seems to be replacing.
You can find Doom’s Domain in Pleasant Park. It does not cover the whole area, but it does take over a good chunk of it. There are Henchmen, Henchmen breasts, and Drs. Doom, even at this location. You can also find the vault in Doom’s Domain.
Sentinal Graveyard
The largest unnamed POI is known as Sentinel Graveyard. You can find this near the center of the map, on the hill overlooking Weeping Woods. Here you will find an abundance of downte Sentinals that will give you an impulse when you jump on their hands.
There is not much loot at this location, so you may want to stay here for a few days. It is one of the only places on the map that are discovered when you download, which means it is a hotbed of activity.
Crash Sites
There are several Crash Sites around the Fortnite map. This is where you can find the Drones and the new Stark Labs weapon. We do not have the statistics on this, but it is fairly slow and does not seem worth transferring to a normal AR.
However, the drones in these areas may drop some powerful loot, so the crash sites are worth investigating. We count four of them scattered across the map, although this may vary from game to game, we are not sure yet, just yet.
There were also a few minor changes to the map. For example, Sweaty Sands got a full skate park, which was not complete in season 3. Apart from these changes, however, most of the map seems to be the same as it was. However, we expect this to change over the course of the season.
Of course, there’s a chance we missed something along the way – it’s still early and downtime is just over. Be sure to check back, as we’ll update this post with any major map changes we’ve missed.
