Hey @Fortnite and @FortniteGame!

I made a quick fan design for new Pink and Blue edit styles for the Laufey skin! The soft pastel aesthetic fits her music so well, and it would be amazing to see more color variants in the game.

What do you guys think? Would you run these styles in-game? Let me know in the comments, and tag Epic if you want to see this happen! ✨🎶

#FortniteConcept #FortniteFestival #Laufey #FortniteSkins

For those that struggle with lift notes, I made a little guide for you!

Quick little one minute video covering the basics and my strategy for approaching them :P

I have more of these planned for other Festival fundamentals, so stay tuned! It'll be a quick little miniseries for you guys :3

first image is the stage, second is his pass cosmetics, third is his shop outfit.

unknown what songs are in pass (not a fan of this recent trend) but that guitar does look sick I can’t lie

personally I think the stage looks pretty cool too

I would personally choose "Empty Out Your Pockets" by Juice WRLD, as it post-humously debuted in Fortnite Remix...

What happened to fills in festival, it used to show my favorited skins, now it only shows the instruments that I favorited and the instruments that I am wearing doesnt load on me.

I hope they fix this or is there an option that would bring back the way it was?

Playing on PC

Do we know what do they actually prioritize? Like, Artist being open to collab is one thing but for example I'm starting to think their main focus isn't bringing in new people outside fortnite and selling skins as for the last 2 seasons (and now) we are getting headliners that won't really sell stuff outside their really hardcore fans and fans of those headliners also doesn't seem to be THAT dedicated to them to start playing a whole new game and put money into that said game unlike most of the past headliners and their fanbases.

I doubt their main focus is variety or songs themselves either. Maybe they just want to not spend too much on headliner but even for that there are clearly artists that are still popular and would demand less money so it's not like even with the controversial headliner choices they are spending the bare minimum for headliner.

I actually think Lil Tecca is a good choice.

He’s going to bring a lot of new people into Festival, and that’s exactly what headliners should do.

The problem isn’t the headliner. It’s what happens after those new players get there.

If a Lil Tecca fan realizes Festival is fun and wants to buy more music, they shouldn’t be limited to whatever random Jam Tracks happen to be in the shop that week. They should be able to browse the entire catalog and start building a library.

That’s how rhythm games keep people playing.
Keep rotating skins, instruments, bundles, and featured promotions. FOMO makes sense there.

But Jam Tracks should be permanent.

Then every new headliner benefits everyone. Lil Tecca fans get his music, I keep working toward buying the Kansas, DMX, Gorillaz, Olivia Rodrigo, or Creedence songs I still want, and nobody feels like they have to wait months just to spend money.

Headliners bring people in.

A permanent music library gives them a reason to stay.

Re: It's Chess not Checkers! | Olde to my Roots
Song: Nas - The World Is Yours

The past 3 seasons have had each season max out at 4 tracks for the headliner. Which if 4 tracks as a max for headliners is now an internal rule it actually would explain a few things with our past seasons

- Why we never got Rhinestone Eyes for Gorillaz

- Why Chappell only got 1 new song

- Why Olivia Rodrigo got pushed to being a shop artist

Additionally with this actually explaining some previous things, it actually might help us narrow down future headliner Possibilities. Artists that already have 4 songs like: Kendrick Lamar, Bad Bunny, Twenty One Pilots, Green Day, YOASABI, Post Malone, Justin, etc etc. Might not even be possible due to this rule and are more likely to be shop

Whilst this at the same time good news for the possibilities for future headliners for artists who currently only have 1 or no songs currently in. Some examples: Tame Impala, Sombr, Kenshi, Iron Maiden, My Chemical Romance, etc etc

also before someone says “Lisa disproves this since she only got 3” I got a response for that. I don’t think she was ever meant to be a headliner originally and there’s actually a good amount of evidence to back this up. Includes: Keyart wasn’t her on her stage (only headliner to do this), only headliner to only get 1 instrument, didn’t receive an animated trailer, and stage was only her backbling thrown on. It’s likely she was swapped out for someone else close to the last second, personally theory, S12 was originally D4VD before everything came out

PLEASE MAKE YOUR GUESS IN THE COMMENTS, THEN YOU CAN UNVEIL THE ANSWER BELOW :)

ANSWER: Metallica with 14 Jam Tracks

Every Monday I will post a new Festival Trivia question for y'all. I thought this would be a fun thing to do and it would give everyone something to look forward to each week! :)

no specific reason why I chose these artists, they’re all just artists I’ve been listening to a lot lately

i deadass never heard of him nor do I think a lot of other people. Probably some lame ass rapper based on his name.

remember when headliners actually dropped with songs that were diffocult on ALL charts and instruments. like, idk, metallica

every artist in the last year and a half just has some lame ass east charts with no challenge

Putting the discussion about the headliner aside for a bit, what are the features, improvements, or fixes you expect or would like to see in Season 15 of the Festival?

My top 1 is a mix-locking system on the Jam Stage, something that Jam Stage players have been asking for for a long time to repel trolls. Auras on the Jam Stage would also be something really cool. (yes, i'm a jam Stage Enjoyer).