Fortnite Chapter 7, season 2 map – All new locations

The Fortnite island gets a bit of a makeover with each new season that unfolds in any given Chapter. For Chapter Seven, season two, a heated rivalry between The Foundation and the Ice King has caused several new locations to pop up.

The island is quite large, with plenty of areas you can explore for loot. Some spots are much better than others, so familiarizing yourself with all locations you can venture to is crucial for helping you secure a victory royale. Here are all key map locations for Fortnite Chapter Seven, season two.

All new locations in Fortnite Chapter 7, season 2

There are four new POIs you can explore in Chapter Seven, season two, which are Squibbly Shores, Frigid Fortress, Dark Dominion, and New Sanctuary. Some of these spots only made small modifications to the locations that came before them, while others completely transformed the entire surrounding area.

These fresh POIs also brought some new Landmarks to the island. The new Landmarks you can explore include Squibbly’s Point Lighthouse, Anti-Grav Shard, Sticks, Frozen Shard, Ice King Vault, and Swift Shard.

All POIs in Fortnite Chapter 7, season 2

There are 14 main POIs around the island in Chapter Seven, season two. These are all of the large locations that contain the most loot for you to find, and they’re also the ones that are marked by name on the map.

• Tiptop Terrace
• Squibbly Shores
• Humble Hills
• Ripped Tides
• Battlewood Boulevard
• Sus Studios
• New Sanctuary
• Fore Fields
• Wonkeeland
• Frigid Fortress
• Latte Landing
• Painted Palms
• Sandy Strip
• Dark Dominion

All Landmarks in Fortnite Chapter 7, season 2

Landmark locations are smaller spots that aren’t marked by name on the map. Whenever you enter one, though, you’ll see the name appear in the upper right corner. Here are all of the Landmarks you can visit this season.

• Toybox Docks
• Ol’ Stumpy
• Sticks
• Anti-Grav Shard
• Squibbly’s Point Lighthouse
• Perfect Plunge
• Llama Landing
• Collider Corridor Gamma
• Battlewood Sign
• Nature’s Vine Restaurant
• The Orchard House
• Uncle Pete’s Pizza Pit
• Cosmic Durr
• Collider Corridor Alpha
• Looper’s Leap
• Swift Shard
• Artsy RVs
• Collider Corridor Beta
• Slice O’ Shore
• Hiker’s Haven
• Fun Factory
• Carmine Lodge
• Collider Corridor X
• Mezzo-Piano Tunnel
• Storm Station
• Frozen Shard
• Sunset Falls
• Ice King Vault
• Pellian Swamp
• Pellian Colony
• Fore Shores
• The Shape
• Collider Corridor Theta

Venturing to unique locations is essential for checking off many quests this season. As you explore, you may want to learn all weapons and loot you can find along the way, work on visiting Zero Point Shards for The Foundation, and tracking down the Ice King.

You’ve also got a tough but important choice to make, and you’ll want to do so before you get too deep into the season. This decision is whether to join Team Foundation or Team Ice King, and whatever you decide will impact the rest of the season.

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Crimson Desert has no shortage of activities to engage yourself in, and fishing can be one of the most lucrative ones at that. While it doesn’t take too long for you to unlock the ability to fish, this guide will still help you out with all the steps.

To fish in Crimson Desert, you’ll need a rod. You can also get better rods once you spend more hours on your adventure. But first, let’s look at the basics, which start with obtaining your first fishing rod.

How to get a fishing rod in Crimson Desert

Once you’ve cleared the first few pieces of content that basically act as an extended tutorial, you need to find a fishing village. Fishing villages are shown as boats on the map. If you’re wondering how the villages look on the map, refer to the image below. You can find several of them spread all around the map.

You’ll find a fishing vendor at a fishing village. You can obtain a fishing rod from them. Once you have your first rod, you can start to fish. Do note that not all fishing vendors might be selling the rod. If you don’t find it at one vendor, try out another, and you should come across the rod.

How to fish in Crimson Desert

This is the easier part. Once you’ve found your rod, head to a water body. Make sure that your fishing rod is equipped. Next, you have to cast the line. Be careful not to cast it over any debris. Wait for a few seconds for a fish to catch the lure.

Typically, you’ll hear three splashes before the fish bites the lure. Once it bites, press the hook button to catch the fish. But first, you’ll have to tire out the fish. If the fish goes left, use the LS button to move the rod right. If it’s moving right, then use the LS button to take your rod to the left. Then, press the reel-in button to catch the fish. Only try to reel in the fish after it has tired out.

You can also get better rods like the Fine Fishing Rod from the Greymane camp, which an NPC sells. Having better rods will allow you to get better catches, and some of them will be a great way to earn money.

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