All weapons and loot in Fortnite Chapter 7, season 2

The latest season of Fortnite has arrived, bringing with it an entirely refreshed loot pool packed with new items, plenty of unvaulted ones, and so much more. It can be tough to keep up with changes to the available weapons and other loot since the pool changes frequently.

It’s crucial to learn what’s available to find around the island, as this will help you ensure you’re able to get your hands on the best items available. Specific loot is also often required to check off key missions, so trying just about every item out at some point is essential. Here are all of the weapons and loot you can find around the island in Fortnite Chapter Seven, season two.

Fortnite Chapter 7, season 2 loot pool

The loot pool for Chapter Seven, season two, features a vast collection of new weapons and items fitting for the Showdown theme. There are also many unvaulted goodies, bringing back some past favorites.

As this season progresses, there will be many changes to the loot pool, including ones that add new items and ones that vault existing assets. When these modifications do occur, we’ll update them here, so you can check back often to keep up with the current loot pool.

All new weapons and loot in Fortnite Chapter 7, season 2

If you’re looking for new items to try, this season’s got you covered, with plenty of fresh weapons and other utility items to try. Here are all of the fresh additions featured in Chapter Seven, season two.

• Vector 7 DMR – A high damage rifle with a scope and a slower firing rate than most, as it’s designed for optimal precision from a ranged vantage point.
• Chaos Reloader Shotgun – A single-fire shotgun that dishes out serious damage up close. It only has one shell for reload, making it a high-risk, high-reward weapon where careful aiming is key.
• Bouncing Boomstick – A special variation of Dynamite that explodes each time it bounces, dealing devastating damage to those caught in its path.
• Overdrive Grenade – Can be thrown onto yourself or other players to provide a temporary boost to movement and reload speed, as well as increasing firing rate.
• Skyline Deployer – A portable zipline-like item you can eject at any point to automatically zip away to your targeted location. Any player can either use or break the zipline once it’s up.
• Ice King’s Gauntlets (Unlocked in the Showdown) – Drops from the Ice King at the Frigid Fortress POI. You can fire ice projectiles with the primary attack and unleash a devastating ice storm that deals lots of damage over time in the surrounding area.
• The Foundation’s Rift Rifle, also known as the Exotic Vector 7 DMR (Unlocked in the Showdown) – Spawns a Rift you can use at the targeted spot.
• Seven Cluster Cannon (Unlocked in the Showdown) – Fires a collection of highly impactful explosive shots after an initial delay.
• Seven Power Gloves (Unlocked in the Showdown) – Special gauntlets that grant you advanced mobility while also unlocking some special combat moves through the primary ability, which is a dash punch, and the secondary ability, which is an uppercut.
• Slapperoni Pizza (Unlocked in the Showdown) – Toss a pizza on the ground that you and your allies can then dig into. Each slice you consume grants healing and provides the Slap effect.

All unvaulted weapons and loot in Fortnite Chapter 7, season 2

While there are loads of fresh tools you can find around the island, there are also lots of unvaulted ones, which means your favorite ones might be back. Here are all of the unvaulted weapons and loot items featured in Chapter Seven, season two.

• Combat Assault Rifle
• Nemesis AR
• Chapter 1 Pistol
• Thunder Burst SMG
• Iron Pump Shotgun
• Twin Hammer Shotguns
• Twin Mag SMG
• Mythic Goldfish
• FlowBerry Mist Grenade
• Port-A-Bunker (Zero Build only)
• Shield Bubble Jr. (Zero Build only)
• Foundation-inspired versions of Chapter Six, season two exotics

Now that you’re looted up with the best items the island has to offer, you might want to try out some other key mechanics featured in this season, like learning how to drive the battle bus. And if you’re looking for a break from the main island, you may instead want to learn how to register for Save the World and how to get all Save the World Community Goal rewards.

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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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