Med-Mist: A healing spray that can be applied while on the run, and it heals nearby allies as well.

From a Resident Evil-like spray can to something curiously called Guzzle Juice, here’s what you’ll find in the open world. Fortnite Chapter 3 – New ItemsĪs for items, there are several, including some new healing items. That should result in a new meta during the course of the season–though we don’t yet know what Epic has planned for patches. Outside of that, early impressions from the Fortnite community is that shotguns are, if anything, a bit weaker than usual. Players are already calling for an MK-7 nerf as it’s both extremely accurate and deadly, especially with the new first-person scope making its Fortnite debut. The MK-7 is overpowered at launch and likely to be nerfed.

Hunter Bolt-Action Sniper: Fires three deadly shots per clip, and just one shot on-target can down players.

Stinger SMG: A reliable short- to medium-range option when taking on players or their builds.

Sidearm Pistol: The new default pistol for Chapter 3, Season 1 with high headshot damage at close range.

Auto Shotgun: Needs closer quarters than the pumpy, but makes up for it with faster firing rate and improved reload time.

Striker Pump Shotgun: A reimagined “pumpy” with high burst damage.

MK-7 Assault Rifle: Designed by The Seven and sporting a unique first-person red dot scope when aiming down sights.

Ranger Assault Rifle: Built for medium to long-range fire, this is the new default AR in Chapter 3.Here they are by name, as well as what kind of features they have. There are several new weapons on Artemis, including at least one designed by The Seven themselves. Here’s what to expect for new weapons and items when you drop in. More than just a remixed pile of guns and items up for grabs, the new Fortnite Chapter 3 means brand-new guns, healing items, and more are available for players on the new island of Artemis. Fortnite Chapter 3, Season 1 is here, and that means so too is a new loot pool.

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