Fortnite Llamas Found In Random Places Across Europe
Following an epic rocket launch that resulted in the utter destruction of the space time continuum, Fortnite‘s sky has been scarred with a large glowing fracture that only seems to be growing in size. More than just cosmetic, the unstable crack has also been swallowing up landmarks, notably the game’s goofy Durrr Burger mascot, only for the huge hamburger to reappear in real life. The inter-dimensional hijinks continue as now a number of Fortnite llamas have been found in random spots around Europe.
As of the time of writing, the prize-carrying beasts of burden have appeared in four public locations, all of them in strangely casual positions. One found in London, England is hanging out in a telephone booth, another chilling by an eatery in Cologne, Germany, a third hovering on a balcony in Barcelona, Spain, and a fourth waiting for some coffee in Warsaw, Poland.
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It’s currently unknown why these Fortnite llamas have appeared in this way, whether it be for the game’s sky-cracking storyline or for purely prank-specific reasons. In all likelihood, the former is probably the case, especially as season 5 of Fortnite is nearing its start. Perhaps the llamas hold the secret to that mysterious fox mask teaser, or perhaps even the battle royale’s leaked “Leviathan” entity. We’ll know in only a few days’ time as season 5 begins on July 12th. Fortnite is available for iOS, Nintendo Switch, PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One.
What do you think? Are you loving how Fortnite is essentially crossing over into real life, or is it frustrating not knowing what the heck is going on? Let us know in the comments below and be sure to follow Don’t Feed the Gamers on Twitter and Facebook to be informed of the latest gaming and entertainment news 24 hours a day! For more from the realm of Fortnite, check out these next few news stories:
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