Fortnite leak suggests vehicle-based bosses in Season 6

Maybe including vehicle-based supervisors in Season 6.

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Fortnite leak suggests vehicle-based bosses in Season 6

New Fortnite Season 6 breaks highlight NPC drivers being added to the game, with the chance of supervisor drivers we could kill for extra rewards and plunder.

Season 5 of Fortnite finding some conclusion, players are looking forward towards Season 6, expecting spic and span energizing increments to the game.

Fortunately, Season 6 seems to have a gigantic spotlight on vehicles. Already, reports pointed towards vehicle mods being included in the future, notwithstanding a Gas Flopper that may be identified with refueling vehicles and trucks. Notwithstanding the manner in which you take a gander at these holes, all that appears to point towards the attention being on vehicles in the forthcoming season.


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Fortnite leak suggests vehicle-based bosses in Season 6


The present break comes from a famous information excavator, Mang0e on Twitter. In a post, Mang0e unveiled that, as per the game documents, incomplete AI spawner abilities were added for vehicles in the 15.40 update.

His suppositions are that bots, managers, or NPC's could handle these vehicles later on, or that the vehicle may assault players itself, similar to a supervisor vehicle with no driver. We can just expect vanquishing the vehicle will drop the player plunder or something to that effect.


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Because of these cases, another Fortnite leaker iFireMonkey likewise reacted, expressing he thought something very similar Mang0e did when he saw the records himself previously, yet couldn't locate any solid data to validate his intuitions.

We will not know for certain if these well-known leakers' speculations are precise until the full arrival of Season 6 in the coming weeks, yet we're cheerful that vehicles will be upfront.

Fortnite leak suggests vehicle-based bosses in Season 6

Sadly, we have no real way to guarantee this substance, so think about these holes while taking other factors into consideration until more data is accessible.


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