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All Fortnite Hideouts and Unique Powerful Weapons Season 2 Chapter 2
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Our guide to all the new Fortnite hideouts will help you find these secret locations on the map and get hold of unique powerful weapons to dominate the island full of enemies with them.
The release of Season 2 Chapter 2 of Fortnite has brought a whole new theme to Battle Royale Island. Under the "Top Secret" spy theme, there are also several new locations added to the map that play out a whole new story for us.
In these locations - The Agency, Shark, Grotto, Rogue, and Yacht - players can fight a variety of NPC minions before reaching their respective bosses - Midas, Skye, Brutus, TNTina, and Meowscle. These fights aren't easy, but if you want a game-changing loot, it's worth considering.
However, where is the best place to land and who is best to kill?
All Fortnite Vaults
So, our guide, revealing what is hidden behind closed doors in the shelter, fit on an informative banner, which you can see below:. The map and guide also lay out what you'll get from each boss in the form of their mythical weapons.
Midas drops a Golden Tommy Gun upon his death, Dreaming has an assault rifle and an unlimited grapple, Big Guy drops a mini gun, Dean Mitt has a Ka-Boom bow, and Meowscle drops a Peew Peew submachine gun - which is simply a better version of the Heavy Assault Rifle .
In terms of what you can get from each vault, they are all guaranteed to have at least one chest and supply crate, but hitting hotspots like The Agency will also net you some extra chests and random loot.
The choice of where you want to land will depend on how difficult the fight you have to get into is, but at least for now, you can see what rewards you can earn before you even get there.
Whether the contents of these Epic Games vaults will change remains to be seen, but mythic weapons may be subject to some changes in the near future following complaints that some of them are already "broken".
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