Fortnite is now bigger than a battle royale, and to make progression through the different battle passes available a little more efficient, Epic Games will allow XP from each experience to be applied to each of these passes.

XP is currently earned in various modes Fortnite does not help you go through the special passes for Lego Fortnite and the music theme Fortnite Festival. Instead, you progress by earning “studs” or “festival points” by playing these modes.

However, starting November 2nd, Epic will begin migrating so you can move forward with XP. As Epic explains in a blog post, the change will initially apply to the upcoming Music Pass (renamed Festival Pass), which means festival points will be eliminated. On December 1st, the XP change for the Brick or Treat Lego Pass will take effect and the studs will be discontinued. On the same day you will receive the “Battle Stars” that you earn with XP Fortnites The main battle pass will also be removed.

Epic continues Fortnite more of a platform with many epic and developer-made experiences rather than just one main mode. Giving players the ability to use XP across all of their different players helps alleviate some of the growing pains in this transition – especially now that Epic has been about a year since its release Lego Fortnite, Rocket raceAnd Fortnite Festival to find out what the players want.

There are a few more changes coming. Music and LEGO Passes released after December 1st feature a title that offers both free rewards and premium rewards exclusive to buyers, such as: B. “How” for the main title Fortnite Battle Pass works. Epic allows users to directly purchase a pass reward they may want, meaning they don’t have to complete levels just to get them (or purchase the necessary levels to get to that point). And while the Battle Pass, Lego Pass and Music Pass are all separate purchases at the moment, Epic promises that it will “soon” offer a way to purchase them all at once.