The Fortnite Season 9 leaks just keep on coming, no matter what Epic Games tries to do in order to stop the flow. Now, the Fortnite Season 9 Week 1 and 2 Loading Screens have been leaked. Read on to see the Fortnite Season 9 Week 1 Loading Screen and the Fortnite Season 9 Week 2 Loading Screen is. If that’s not enough, we’ll also let you know how you should be able to go about unlocking the pair of them. It’s time to get your Loading Screens spruced up.
What are the Fortnite Season 9 Week 1 and 2 Loading Screens?
Thanks to reliable Fortnite leaker Lucas7yoshi, we know what the Fortnite Season 9 Week 1 and 2 Loading Screens look like. Unfortunately, it appears as though neither feature hidden Battle Star locations. This would represent a change from the Fortnite norm, for sure. Despite that, both look more than nifty enough to go out of your way to unlock. You can see the Fortnite Season 9 Week 1 Loading Screen above.
Meanwhile, the Fortnite Season 9 Week 2 Loading Screen is as follows:
As you can see in both Loading screens, there are some new Skins on the way to Fortnite, too. Time will tell if there is any significance to either Loading Screen. For now, though, it’ll be worth unlocking them both just to add a bit of spice to your Fortnite experience. Visually, at least.
How to Unlock the Fortnite Season 9 Week 1 and 2 Loading Screens
Although it is yet to be confirmed, we would like to say that unlocking both of the Season 9 Week 1 and 2 Loading Screens will remain the same as it always has done. This means you will have to complete a lot of challenges.
In order to unlock both Loading Screens, you will likely have to complete all of the free and Battle Pass challenges for that week. That even includes the Fortnite season 9 week 2 challenges. This is at least how it has worked previously. We’d like to think that the method hasn’t changed, but with the seemingly new style Loading Screens, it could have done.
Fortnite Game Changing Pickups
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Fortnite's 10 Game Changing Pickups
So, you're dropping into Tilted Towers and you need a game changer. Something that will ensure that your next match is memorable. Fortnite has had plenty of these types of items in its brief history, and here are the most devastating. See any of these on the field, and you better run. -
Crossbow
Originally themed for Valentines Day, the crossbow was a devastating sniper rifle even without its fancy skin. A high damage output even on Rare difficulty and five shots to a clip made it a sharpshooters dream, and eventually led to it being vaulted in May of 2018. -
Drum Gun
A hybrid of a Rifle and Machine Gun, the Drum Gun brought a 1920s flair to Junk Junction. It proved to be deadly accurate in the hands of players at close range, even after a round of significant nerfs. Two months after its initial debut, it was curtains for this Tommy. -
Guided Missile
The preferred tool of any rocket rider, the Guided Missile lets you root out camping opponents and sail into the skies of victory. A devastating and rare munition, the Guided Missile saw two tours of duty in the fields of Fortnite. As of now, it's still available to mess around with in Playground mode. -
Infinity Blade
Originating in Epic's hit trilogy of mobile games, this mythic sword only lasted for four days before being banished to the Vault. It powered up players and granted them extra health, creating an in-game boss fight. In the end, it did its job just a bit too well. -
Infinity Gauntlet
A purposefully limited time item, this Marvel Comics artifact turned its wielder into Thanos. His mighty punch, energy blast, and insane leaping ability made players quake in fear during his summer stint in the battle royale. Let's hope he finds other worlds to conquer for the sequel. -
Jetpack
Nothing changes a shooter quite like added mobility. Dodge out of sniper fire and root out towers of foes with the Jetpack, a limited time only Legendary backpack. Aeronauts with enough skill can negate any crafty builders and land the last few kills with pinpoint accuracy. -
Mounted Turret
A turret sequence in most shooters is a drag, but a well executed run with the Mounted Turret can be a thrill. This legendary trap is deployable anywhere there's a flat surface and spurts out infinite ammo as long as you mind the heat and don't take enough damage. -
Remote Explosives
It makes sense that a game partially about building would also have some C4 to even the odds, but the Remote Explosives were too much for their own good. Able to rip apart strategies at a distance and coming in bundles of three, most players don't miss these server bombs. -
Thermal Scoped Assault Rifle
Able to pick out enemies and loot with ease, the Thermal Scoped Assault Rifle is the current best weapon if you're looking to charge an opposing team. Just be sure to account for its high recoil, lest you be staring into the sun as you take a fatal blow. -
Zapotron
One of the original vaulted weapons in Fortnite's battle royale mode, the Zapotron was an electrified sniper rifle that decimated groups of enemies from afar. It has a great design but doesn't really fit with the rest of the game's more authentic arsenal. Still, don't wear a lightning rod if we ever see this weapon again.
