Fortnite has just received a massive card change in update 14.10

Well, we called it. The 14.10 update has brought a substantial change to Fortis, because Tony Stark has shone in a huge piece of land and dropped it on the northeast corner of the map.

Just as the smallest landmarks related to Marvel that have appeared on the whole card, it is a huge circle of land that contains a lake, rivers and even a new location named. We will not know the name as long as the servers will not be restored and we can enter the game, but it s really pretty. We have a copy of the new card, thanks to Fungamesleaks, so you can have a good overview of the change of card for yourself. As you can see, it s huge.

We also have some pictures of the new POI in the game, thanks to the hard work of Hypex. All this looks very clear and scientific, so I hope there will be a new hero attached to the site, even if it could be a Stark Industries building, we assume.

The new game files also indicate that there will be a safe in this new location, and the safes almost always mean a new boss. Could this also mean new myths? We certainly hope.

The new locations named in Fortnite always turn into a murderous hive on the first day they appear, but we will be in the middle of the madness when the waiters come back to bring you as much information as possible on this new location.

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