Fortnite Og Season Update Patch Notes, Fortnite OG Season Update 27.00 Patch Notes Know its Bug fixes.

Fortnite OG 

Fortnite OG is a retro-inspired gaming experience that takes players back in time to the Fortnite Battle Royale Chapter 1 Season 5 era. Released on November 3, 2023, by the developers at Epic Games, this nostalgic journey through the history of Battle Royale offers a unique twist on the beloved game. Players can enjoy classic features like Shopping Carts, ATKs, the Assault Rifle, Pump Shotgun, and more, along with a range of unvaulted gear from different seasons.

The game introduces the OG Pass, allowing players to unlock over 50 in-game items, and it’s purchasable for 950 V-Bucks, while Fortnite Crew subscribers receive it as part of their subscription. The OG Shop offers a selection of classic, mashup, and fresh items available for a limited time.

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 In addition to gameplay features, Fortnite OG includes changes to ranked play, faster rank progression, and exclusive rewards for competitive players. With the free “The Re-OG” Lobby Track and opportunities for content creators to monetize their videos, Fortnite OG brings a unique blend of nostalgia and modern gaming to its enthusiastic player base.

Fortnite Og Season Update Patch Notes

• The Fortnite OG Season Update Patch Notes which was released on November 3rd whisked players back to the early days of Fortnite, starting with the 2018 version of Fortnite OG in Chapter 4 Season OG. 
• This throwback journey allowed players to revisit the original island, brimming with nostalgia. With each significant update, the game transported players to a different era of Battle Royale’s history, beginning with Chapter 1 Season 5
• That means Shopping Carts, ATKs, the Assault Rifle, Pump Shotgun, and more in both Battle Royale and Zero Build! 

           THE BATTLE IS BUILDING, BACK IN TIME 

• Go back in time Season by Season. Some of the unvaulted gear in each update will remain for that update, be in more than one update, or stay for the rest of Fortnite OG  Everything below is just part of what’ll be unvaulted:

           V27.00 – SEASON 5: THE RETURN OF TILTED, GREASY, AND RISKY A POI

• Introduced in Season 2, Tilted Towers stayed on the Island until Season 9. Season 5, the Season where worlds collided… and players collided with All Terrain Karts! Take up weapons, Traps, and vehicles that were present in the original Season 5. 
• The Assault Rifle, Pump Shotgun, and Hunting Rifle are just some of the weapons unvaulted! It’s not just weapons that are back — things like the Damage Trap, Grappler, and Boogie Bomb are unvaulted too. 
• Thrill rides ahead: the Shopping Cart and All Terrain Kart are unvaulted! (Be careful before trying Shopping Cart stunts.)

           V27.00 NOV 9 HOTFIX – SEASON 6: DARKNESS RISES IN LOOT LAKE 

• Darkness Rises again in Loot Lake! During the v27.00 Nov 9 hotfix, give opponents frights with weapons that were in Season 6. Also have delights with the Quadcrasher, Mounted Turret, and more! 
• Take up weapons that were in the loot pool in Season 6, including the Double Barrel Shotgun, Clinger, and Six Shooter. (Fittingly, the Six Shooter debuted in Season 6!) Build defense! 
• Attach a Chiller Trap to your Port-a-Fortress fort, then top it off with Mounted Turrets. (Have cold feet enough? The Chiller Trap and Mounted Turret won’t be in Zero Build.) 
• Burst onto the scene with a Quadcrasher or Driftboard. The Driftboard wasn’t introduced until Season 7, but it’ll first be available in Fortnite OG during the Season 6 update! 

           V27.10 NOV 16 HOTFIX – SEASONS 7 & 8: OF CHILL AND TREASURE 

 

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Fortnite OG season update 27.00 PATCH NOTES 

Fortnite OG season update 27.00 PATCH NOTES It was released on November 3rd the patch contains two parts they are Creative and bug fixes related to them.

• The Fortnite Ecosystem v27.00 update was released on November 3rd and is the second part of the patch notes. and it introduces the Fortnite Patchwork modular music toolset for Creative and UEFN! Additionally, the Audio Mixer device is now available in Creative. 
• Also in v27.00, there are new variants of the Submachine Gun and Suppressed Assault Rifle, new trees in the Spooky Prop Gallery B, and the Cooler is now in the Ammo and Chest Gallery. 
• Traps have moved to the Consumables tab, and we’ve updated values for sprinting multiplier options. There are also several updates for the Creator Portal, as well as new UEFN project templates for custom lighting.

The Fortnite Patchwork Modular Music Toolset is Live in Creative!

Today we’re excited to deliver Patchwork, a suite of interconnected musical devices, to Fortnite Creative and UEFN. You can use these devices to:

• Make games centered around music, such as games where the environment moves to the music.
• Build dynamic soundtracks for your existing islands, such as specific music for combat and boss battles, or different ambient music for different areas of the map.
• Create experiences where players have the power to create their own original music, either alone or with friends. 

The initial set of 14 Patchwork devices provides you with an effective sound design and music creation system, making it easy for you to create a fully customized musical experience!

Patchwork Devices Available with v27.00

• Distortion Effect
• Drum Player
• Drum Sequencer
• Echo Effect
• Instrument Player
• LFO Modulator
• Music Manager
• Note Progressor
• Note Sequencer
• Note Trigger
• Omega Synth
• Speaker
• Step Modulator
• Value Setter

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You can find information about each individual device listed above in the new patchwork session of our Creative documentation!

Patchwork Learning Resources

If you don’t have much experience in making or playing music, we’ve got you covered! We have created several resources to help you get started:

• Music Gallery: This Fortnite island provides a hands-on walkthrough of the Patchwork basics (Island code: 5806-7083-7937)
• Getting started with patchwork: This tutorial explains how to use Patchwork and is a companion to the Music Gallery. 
• Club Patchwork: Hop into the club and jam with some friends! This island is already set up with Patchwork devices, so you can manipulate and customize them however you want to make the ultimate jam (Island code: 6730-0905-0185)
• Coming Soon! Yacht Heist Template Island: This is a Creative template island that shows you how to create a soundtrack that adapts in response to player actions, enemy responses, and changes to in-game resources.
• Coming Soon! Patchwork x Yacht Heist Tutorial: This is a companion tutorial that shows you how to build the heist in the Yacht Heist Template island and how to set up the Patchwork devices in more detail.
• Intellectual property (IP) & DMCA guidelines for the Fortnite island creators: This blog post explains intellectual property, and how you can create responsibly without infringing on copyright or trademark rights owned by third parties. 

Patchwork Device Galleries & Prefabs

• In addition to the individual devices, we’ve also created some Prefabs that provide you with groups of Patchwork devices that are ready to go. 
• There’s also a brand new Gallery with all the available Patchwork devices laid out for you to copy-paste as needed. Note: These Patchwork Prefabs and Galleries are on the Devices tab in the Creative Inventory.
• Patchwork Audio Gallery: Drop this onto your island for quick access to every Patchwork device listed above.
• Patchwork Bass Prefab, Patchwork Drum Prefab, Patchwork Melody Prefab: These Prefabs contain functional Patchwork device chains. Add them to your island to start making music right away, then customize them to create your own sounds.

Audio Mixer Device Now in Creative! 

• Previously, the Audio Mixer device was only available in UEFN. Now with v27.00, it’s available to use in Creative! Check out page Epic Games website for more info on this device.

Audio Mixer Device Updates in UEFN! 

In addition to adding the Audio Mixer device to the Creative toolset, we’ve updated the Audio Mixer Device in UEFN. There are additional Control Buses you can create mixes for, you can register and unregister players to the device to determine who hears the mix, and you can automate when the device activates. Additionally, all Audio Mixer functions are now exposed to Verse, which lets you activate, deactivate, and handle player registration using Verse code. 

New Weapons

• Added the older-styled, Legendary and Epic variants of the Submachine Gun.
• Added the Rare variant of the Suppressed Assault Rifle.

Prefabs and Galleries Updates

• Added three new trees to Spooky Prop Gallery B.
• Updated the trophy in the FNCS Trophy Prop Gallery.

Cooler Added to Chest and Ammo Gallery

The Cooler has been added to the Chest and Ammo Gallery in the Devices tab of the Creative Inventory.

Traps Now in Consumables Tab of Creative Inventory

All traps are now categorized and tagged appropriately in the Consumables tab. You can still use them when building your island, by dropping them in Create mode. You can also make these traps available for players. The old Speed Boost trap was replaced with the new Movement Modulator, so we have added a Speed Boost trap to Consumables that has three different tiers, each applying different impulse amounts. 

Here is a full list of traps that are in Consumables:

• Armored Wall
• Bouncer
• Chiller
• Cozy Campfire
• Damage Trap
• Full Damage Rail
• Half Damage Rail
• Ice Block
• Launch Pad
• Mounted Turret
• Poison Dart Trap
• Speed Boost

Sprinting Multipliers Updated

In the My Island settings, we have updated the value ranges for the Sprinting Speed Multiplier and Sprinting Jump Multiplier options, to better reflect the actual calculations used for sprinting. The same options in the Class Designer device and the Team Settings & Inventory device have also been updated. Values set on existing islands have been converted to the new range, but there should not be any changes in gameplay for any existing island.

Creator Portal Updates

• The IARC survey is now available. See epic games website for more information.
• In case you missed it, Creator Pages are now live! We also updated the error messaging that occurs when Creator Page content fails review, so that it indicates what content was rejected.
• The Lobby image upload limit has been increased from 2 MB to 10 MB. See their lobby image guidelines Project sort preference will now carry over to the new session.
• Project team updates:
  • We’ve made optimizations for searching for Epic display names when you are adding Team Members to teams.
  • The Team Member count has been added to the Select Team screen.

New UEFN Templates for Custom Lighting

Lighting Starter Template

Learn how to create and adjust custom lighting in UEFN for interiors and exteriors. This project template takes into consideration high-end platforms and the limitations of lower-end platforms to make your UEFN experience perform as well as possible. Check out the lighting Starter island tutorial to learn more!

Day Sequence Starter Template

Use this project template to learn about how you can use the versatile Day Sequence 

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Device  With a few simple adjustments, you can create several distinct looks for your game or other experience! This template features a few examples you can learn from or use as a starting point. Learn more at our Day Sequence start Island Template Tutorial 

Lesson Plan in UEFN: The Pyramids of Giza, Lives After Death

The Pyramids of Giza is an island from the Preload team that simulates the Great Pyramids of Egypt (island code: 0458-0828-0073). It comes with a Lesson plan that educators can use to take students on a virtual archaeological exploration of lives after death in Fourth Dynasty Egypt–on an island built with UEFN.

Creative Bug Fixes: 

New:

Changed the Loot Controller in Battle Royale Island so that when the Loot Selection option is set to No Loot, the options that control different types of loot are now hidden.

Fixes:

• Fixed an issue in the Battle Royale Island where Heist Bags, Coolers, and certain AIs would drop loot even when the Loot Controller is set to No Loot.
• Fixed an issue where the Mounted Turret and Heavy Turret were unaffected by the Shield Breaker EMP.
• Fixed an issue in the Battle Royale Island where Proxy Loot Containers were unaffected by the Loot Controller settings.
• Fixed an issue where grenades from the Sticky Grenade Launcher passed through a Falcon Scout instead of sticking to it.
• Fixed an issue where the effect of a Shield Breaker EMP thrown while editing the island didn’t disappear after starting a game.
• Fixed an issue where the Twin Mag Assault Rifle wasn’t affected by the Weapon Destruction setting in My Island.
• Explosion damage no longer does full damage to players in vehicles or behind the line of sight of vehicles.
• If the Pizza Party lands on a vehicle, pizza slices now correctly spawn as items in that location.
• Fixed an issue where the Crash Pad or Crash Pad Jr. could be deployed on a D-Launcher device and would block it.

Devices

New:

• Added a new Enable Ambience Sound option to allow creators to enable/disable the ambient sound of the Creature Spawner.

Fixes:

• The correct sound now plays while repairing tires on vehicles.
• The Enable Respawn option on the Boat Spawner device is no longer stuck on False when it shouldn’t be
• Fixed an issue with Creative devices not saving non-visible options.
• Fixed an issue on the Explosive Barrel device where a barrel triggered by proximity would not send signals to the triggering player.
• Fixed an issue on the Explosive Barrel device where a vehicle wouldn’t trigger barrel proximity if it had a passenger that was a valid target but the driver was not.

Fortnite Patchwork – Known Issues

• With the release of Fortnite Patchwork and 14 new devices, we’ve included a list of known issues and their workarounds.

Description	Workaround
When you or another user make changes to a Patchwork device connection, you may hear temporary audio dropouts.	If you have the Patchwork tool equipped when this happens, you should see a progress bar with a speaker icon near your reticle. This progress bar indicates when the audio will resume. We’ll be working to reduce or remove these audio drops in the future.
Patchwork audio may not play as intended during the pre-game Waiting for Player phase.	None
If you carry a Patchwork cable over a long distance, it could disappear.	Even if the cable can’t be seen, you should still be able to connect the plug to another device.
If you increase the Grid Height user option for a Note Sequencer, and then copy and paste the device, note data in rows above 8 may not be copied.	If this occurs, try restarting your session then copying the device again.
When editing sustain notes on the Note Sequencer, you might encounter issues where note input is ignored, or unexpected player camera behavior.	If this occurs, try inputting your sustain notes again.
You might see persistent sustain tail visuals when editing sustain notes on a Note Sequencer.	Toggle the affected notes to clear the sustain tails. If you don’t clear them, they can prevent you from adding more notes.
When changing the Timing Style of a Note Sequencer, the device output may go out of sync with other devices.	If this happens, try disabling and re-enabling the device.
When the Auto Page Plays Blank Pages user option is enabled on the Drum Sequencer, the device output may go out of sync with other devices.	To avoid this, try controlling the Drum Sequencer Page knob with a Step Modulator instead of using the Auto Page option.
When you patch a disabled LFO device to another device, the targeted control will be set to 0.	After patching the LFO to a new target control, adjust the control as you normally would to set the intended value.
After copying and pasting an LFO device, it may only output a value of 0.	If this occurs, delete the affected LFO device and place another, or restart your session.
When the Step Modulator is patched to a toggle switch, the VFX Preview above the device displays incorrectly. The VFX indicating toggle on and off positions are reversed.	None needed. The device should still function as intended.
If the Value Setter is patched to enable a Sequencer with Looping set to off, using the Value Setter’s Delay option may cause the Sequencer goes out of sync with other devices.	None.
When pushing changes from UEFN to a Live Edit session, Patchwork will be temporarily inaccessible and will continue to loop audio during the push process.	None–set your Patchwork audio mix to something you like before you push your changes!
When placing and moving Patchwork devices in a UEFN Live Edit session, you might encounter graphical issues like Patchwork device screen elements not moving with their devices or devices failing to open and close.	If this occurs, pushing your changes from UEFN should fix the issues.
When starting and ending a game in a UEFN Live Edit session, Patchwork cables may become invisible.	Restarting the Live Edit session should fix this.
When starting and ending a game in a UEFN Live Edit session, the key of your Patchwork audio may change unexpectedly.	Place a Patchwork Music Manager device to prevent this from happening.
After ending a game in a UEFN Live Edit session, note data on Note Sequencer devices may change unexpectedly.	Editing any note on the device’s Note Grid should restore your note data.
The values for the Patchwork Note Sequencer, LFO Modulator, and Step Modulator devices’ Rate user options do not appear in UEFN, A number entry field is shown instead.	Set the Rate in a Live Edit session, or enter the value corresponding to the Rate you want from the list below: Rate           Value 32 Bars   –       128.00 16 Bars   –       64.00 8 Bars     –      32.00 4 Bars     –      16.00 2 Bars     –      8.00 1 Bar     –      4.00 1/2 Note  –   2.00 1/4 Note  –      1.00 1/8 Note  –  0.50 1/16     –       0.250 1/32     –       0.125 1/64     –       0.0625 Free     –       0.0000
You may hear the wrong instrument playing if you changed the instrument on the Instrument Player and then made changes to the cable connections.	If this occurs, disconnect and reconnect the cables.

UEFN

New:

• Exposed an initial subset of Editor Keyboard Shortcut Bindings in UEFN.
• You can access them via Editor Preferences > Keyboard Shortcuts
• Exposed an initial subset of input bindings to UEFN.
• Reduced cases where the push changes button turns yellow on spawning some props with the warning: Some changes may not be reflected in the Edit Session.

Fixes:

• Fixed issue with My Island settings not updating when values changed in UEFN.
• Fixed a performance issue for loading or reloading maps when objects are scaled to very large sizes.
• Fixed an issue where the screen sometimes would stay black indefinitely after teleporting a character.
• Fixed an issue where garbage collection caused UEFN to crash in Sequencer.
• Fixed multiple edge cases and situations regarding how the Camera Cut track restores the pre-animated view target when a sequence is finished. This affects both the in-game and in-editor behavior of the Camera Cut track.
• Fixed UEFN crashing when importing ADPCM audio files.
• Fixed several issues related to the Project Browser:
• Putting a .uefnproject at the root of the default project location no longer makes local projects disappear from the project browser.
• Fixed an infinite loading issue with the project browser if the user is not logged in while opening the project browser.
• Fixed window size overflow issues with the project browser for computers set to smaller resolutions and higher font scaling settings.
• Actors set to Hidden in Game are now correctly hidden in live edit.
• Fixed the UI so that the Push Changes button changes to a yellow state when loading a new level.
• Fixed an issue with published watermarks not showing on HUD.
• Fixed a crash that could occur in the modeling mode Dynamic Sculpt tool if a user attempted to undo a brush stroke while drawing it.

Devices

New

• Auto Play Minigame State in the Cinematic Sequence Device is now Enabled on Phase. This includes:
• Always – Any minigame state
• PreGameOnly – EFortMinigameState::PreGame (island in read only state)
• GameplayOnly – EFortMinigameState::InProgress
• CreateOnly – EFortMinigameState::PreGame (island is NOT in read only state)
• Changed the autoplay behavior in the Cinematic Sequence Device so that the sequence stops playing when states change.
• Added Finish Completion State Override to the Cinematic Sequence Device options to control whether the state for the entire sequence should be kept or restored when the sequence finishes playing.
• Updated the Auto Play Minigame state to automatically be set to PreGameOnly if it was previously set to PreGame and GameplayOnly if device was InProgress.

Fixes:

• Fixed an issue for the Race Manager where an internal Verse error caused respawning when the race started.

Verse

New:

Disabled argument modifier evaluation for user-facing text defined in Verse.

Fixes:

• Fixed an issue when calling ReleasePhysicsBoulder that caused a Verse internal error.
• Definitions now correctly check for public accessibility as well as possible overriding definitions.
• Fixed an issue where a device would fail to be assigned to an @editable property in the property grid.

API

New:

• Support Print for verse::message.
• Player Counter Device – IsCounted [Agent: agent] will now succeed correctly if the agent is counted.

Fortnite OG Season Update Release Time

The Fortnite OG Season Update was launched on Friday, November 3, 2023, at around 10 am GMT, 6 am EDT, and 3 am PDT. This update offered a unique experience, taking players back to the original Chapter 1 map for a month. It’s important to note that this update wasn’t a part of Chapter 4 but served as a mini-season bridging the gap between Chapter 4 and Chapter 5. 

During Fortnite OG, there were some changes, including the introduction of Zero Build and updates to the user interface, making it a fresh experience for players. The season will come to an end on December 3, 2023, with rumors suggesting that the Chapter 1 map underwent various transformations throughout the season and the possibility of an exciting live event before Chapter 5’s launch in December.

Fortnite OG Update Schedule

The Fortnite OG Update schedule, which took place in the past, was all about bringing back the beloved Chapter 1 map and iconic weapons to Fortnite Chapter 4 Season 5. This update promised players a nostalgic journey by reintroducing favorite weapons that had been vaulted and allowing them to explore classic locations like Tilted Towers. But the real excitement came from a series of regular updates, each taking the game back to a different Chapter 1 season, bringing back unique content from those eras.

• Update 27.00, was released on November 9, 2023, featured content from Season 6, including the Quadcrasher, Mounted Turret, Double Barrel Shotgun, Clinger, Six Shooter, Chiller Trap, and Port-a-Fortress.
• Update 27.10,  will be released on November 16, 2023, introduces content from Seasons 7 and 8, such as Frosty Flights, Flint-Knock Pistol, Minigun, Quad Launcher, Poison Dart Trap, Itemized Glider Redeploy, Buried Treasure, X-4 Stormwing, and Pirate Cannon.
• Update 27.11, will be released on November 23, 2023, incorporates contents from Seasons 9 and X, featuring the Heavy Sniper Rifle, Proximity Grenade Launcher, Air Strike, Junk Rift, Storm Flip, Jetpack, and The Baller. 

Fortnite OG Pass and OG Shop

In the world of Fortnite Battle Royale, the Fortnite OG Pass and OG Shop bring a dose of nostalgia. The OG Pass is your ticket to unlocking a treasure trove of in-game rewards by playing and leveling up, including Outfits, Back Blings, Pickaxes, alternate Styles, and even V-Bucks. It’s available for 950 V-Bucks, and if you’re a Fortnite Crew subscriber, it’s already included. 

You can earn up to 1,000 V-Bucks while progressing through it. And speaking of Outfits, the OG Pass introduces fantastic characters like Spectra Knight, Lil Split, Renegade Lynx, and Omegarok, each with their unique customizations and alternate Styles to discover. Plus, every Outfit comes with matching accessories, some of which have their own alternate Styles, allowing you to fine-tune your retro look. 

The OG Shop adds to the fun by bringing back classic, mashup, and fresh items daily, letting you embrace the old-school vibe with Outfits like Raven Team Leader, Red Knight, and more from the new Infinite Drift Pack. So, whether you’re chasing OG Pass rewards or exploring the OG Shop, Fortnite’s got a nostalgic journey waiting for you!

Fortnite OG  Gameplay Trailer 

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