Fortnite Chapter 2 Season 2 is live in the game, giving fans of the popular battle royale the chance to complete a variety of challenges. Along with the usual batch of match-based challenges that Fortnite players have to complete, there's also a new type of challenges based around Marvel Comics character Deadpool, with the likely prize being an actual Deadpool skin. New Deadpool challenges will be available in Fortnite on a weekly basis, and thanks to Fortnite leaker FortTory, we can get a sneak peek at what's coming in week 2.
Just like the first week of Deadpool challenges in Fortnite, week 2 will consist of two challenges. The first challenge is to find Deadpool's milk carton, which will likely be hidden somewhere in the new interactive HQ. It's possible that it will even be in Deadpool's hideout, which is where players had to find the foul-mouthed character's letter to Epic Games in week 1. However, we can't rule out the possibility that the milk carton will be located somewhere on the battle royale map itself.
That's because the second challenge actually specifies that the items players have to look for are in the HQ. The second challenge tasks Fortnite players with finding Deadpool's three hidden chimichangas in the headquarters, which will encourage a bit of point-and-click exploration.
Depending on how the milk carton is discovered, it seems like the Fortnite Deadpool challenges for week 2 won't even require players to actually play a battle royale match. This is in contrast to the week 1 Deadpool challenges, which made players start a match and then jump out of the Battle Bus without thanking the bus driver.
Based on the first two weeks of Deadpool challenges in Fortnite, it seems as though they are going to be pretty self-explanatory and ho-hum compared to the main batch of challenges. The main challenges have players killing henchmen in Fortnite, unlocking vaults, and completing various combat challenges as usual.
Fortnite Chapter 2 season 2 just started, so there will be many more weeks of players completing Deadpool challenges and regular battle royale challenges so that they can finish their Battle Pass. Time will tell if the changes made in Fortnite Chapter 2 season 2 will be enough to keep fans of the battle royale engaged for the longterm, especially with new competition from the Modern Warfare Warzone battle royale mode right around the corner.
Fortnite is out now for iOS, Android, PC, PS4, Switch, and Xbox One.
