A new set of changes have appeared on the map of Fortnite with the water level patch this Saturday August 1st. The city of Atlantis is finally available as Coral Castle.
Throughout Fortnite Chapter 2 Season 3, the water, which initially flooded the map, continues to recede. Little by little, the island is resuming its former form and over the patches, roads, bridges and houses resurface. More importantly, it is also an opportunity to see new points of interest appear.
In recent weeks, Fortnite fans have been able to return to Risky Reels, Craggy Cliffs or Dirty Docks but the theories around a place dedicated to the world of Aquaman were going well.
This place, nicknamed Atlantis in reference to the city in which reigns the superhero took his time to appear. However, since the August 1 patch, this new location is available and does not have the name we expected.
The spaceship island is accessible again.-
Atlantis, a center of interest in Fortnite
So if you head to the northwest corner of the map, you will see that this previously leaked location is now available and has replaced the gigantic whirlpool that was there.
If the name of this place was briefly
Either way, Coral Castle has a lot to offer you. In addition to the multiple chests there, the kind of temple located there, provides players with a good amount of bricks to collect.
Fortnite Map Changes – August 1
Regarding the other changes, the Fortilla has been changed considerably as Youtuber Kanga points out about its orientation. However, all chests and items on the ground remain the same.
Slurpy Swamp has also returned to its former glory and you can return to the factory to collect shields there. Little Spaceship Island is back above sea level, and it’s not impossible that the Old Astronaut challenges will return anytime soon.
The Fortnite map following the changes in the August 1 patch.-
With water now at its lowest level, for the time being, players are now looking to Epic Games for thearrival of cars.
In the meantime, we will have to be a little patient and take the opportunity to dig a little into this Coral Castle.
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