I don't need stairs to reach a second floor roof when I can hold spacebar to catch a ledge and hoist myself up. Building used to be required to get around the map, but Epic has essentially designed its way around it now. The new movement suite, which I believe Epic plans to keep around even once this temporary no-build event is over, raises interesting questions about the game going forward. Ditto for the new slide and mantling abilities ripped straight out of an FPS-navigating Fortnite's colorful towns and rolling hills is now easy and fun.
I love Fortnite's sprint, partially because the animation has a lot of personality and detail, but also because it heavily cuts down the time I'm running across fields of grass. Players now run faster by default and can sprint in short bursts. To complement this no building test, Epic has also added new mobility features and a health boost. I also appreciate that, without three different building materials to worry about, the loot clutter on dead bodies is a lot more manageable.Īnd I haven't even mentioned the best part. I've made a habit of busting down building walls trying to flush out enemies within like I'm Sledge in Rainbow Six Siege. You can still destroy anything with your harvesting tool, but now the damage is permanent. No building has also made in-building fights a little more exciting, at least for a less experienced player like me. I've only been playing for a few nights and I've already had fun, drawn-out brawls with what I'm pretty sure are actual players (there have been lots of bots, too). They actually have to turn around and shoot back! Sometimes I hit more shots, sometimes they hit more shots-it's great. The most obvious change is that, when I shoot someone, their first reaction isn't to cower in a tower of sticks and bricks. Playing Fortnite without building feels immediately different in some key ways.
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