You should absolutely expect-and plan for-a queue when you first boot up Fortnite tomorrow. This is done so Epic can prevent server overload and usher players in at a steady but manageable rate. It's also worth noting that most new Fortnite seasons as of late featured a queue system that slowed players' ability to get into the game past the main menu. Even if Epic is shooting for the earliest possible time to launch Chapter 4 Season 2, things can get in the way of that plan.
This three-hour window is our best guess based on having covered many seasons of Fortnite by now, and as always, the actual time is subject to change for a number of reasons.įor one, downtime is needed to apply the game's latest patch, and patches can be delayed. Epic likes to keep this a surprise, but history suggests Fortnite will be playable again sometime around 4 AM - 7 AM PT / 7 AM - 10 AM ET on December 10. But none of that matters until the Fortnite servers are letting players back into the game. This means Chapter 4 Season 2 is just around the corner, and with it will come new weapons, a new look for the island, and a new battle pass, among other things. When will Fortnite servers be back up?įortnite is currently in scheduled downtime following the end of Chapter 4 Season 1. Here's when you can play Fortnite again after scheduled downtime ends. For a more detailed answer, keep reading. The short answer: You won't be waiting long. Though Epic hasn't publicly stated when Fortnite's servers will be back up, some historical precedent and reasonable deductions give us a pretty clear window of time. Fortnite Chapter 4 Season 2 is just hours away.
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