The adventures of the current patch do not end, because hunting for top loot this time will require maximum concentration and a fair amount of luck from players.
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Fortnite Runners Bosses locations and Mythical Loot
The developers have radically shaken up the usual mechanics. In Fortnite Chapter 7 Season 3, three unique bosses have settled on the map, which are now useless to guard at the same point — there is no fixed spawn anymore. But the reward for their elimination will be a legendary and mythical weapon capable of single-handedly pulling out the most hopeless leitgame.
Weapons and equipment effects in the seventh chapter
For clarity, we will analyze the entire available arsenal, for which we will have to sweat.:
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Skeletor. This guy makes a custom Reacher shotgun with an elongated barrel. The main feature of the cannon is an increased effective firing range and increased damage at a distance. (An ideal choice for those who don’t like to get up close).
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Enterblade. A personalized Voidblade assault rifle is dropped from it. The characteristics are solid, but the laser precision in aiming makes this barrel an ultimate solution at medium ranges.
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Wolfe. He leaves behind a Wulf Maven automatic shotgun. It seems that this is the most forgiving barrel of the season — it remains highly efficient, even if only a couple of pellets hit the target.
Where to Find bosses on the Fortnite Chapter 7 Season 3 map?
Catching these guys has become more difficult. Appearance triggers now work on the principle of randomness in strictly defined zones, so you will have to plot a route on the fly. The tension subsides only when you get within 200 meters of the target — at that moment, an ominous red skull lights up on the mini-map.
Based on the match statistics, the spawn is most often triggered in the areas of “Canyon Kalarmi” and “Frosty Plains”, so it’s better to fall from the combat bus somewhere nearby. And keep in mind an important caveat: the quality of the dropped weapon is tied to a random chance. The boss may well be generous with the ultimate mythos, or he may leave behind only a standard legend — if he’s lucky.
The boss may well be generous with the ultimate mythos, or he may leave behind only a standard legend — if he’s lucky. It is precisely because of this variability of rewards that each opponent needs an individual approach, because their guns and behavior are fundamentally different from each other.
Anti-Skeletor Tactics and Reacher Shotgun
This guy will make you keep your distance. Skeletor is a classic tank that loves close combat because of its monstrous shotgun. If you let it go at point-blank range, you will feel all the charms of its characteristics: damage per second is 176.4 units, base damage is 101, and crit completely demolishes 145 hit points. With a rate of fire of 1.75 and a 3-round magazine, it reloads in 1.96 seconds. Pretty fast for this caliber.
Tactically, everything is transparent, but requires direct hands:
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Stay away. It is better to shoot him with an assault rifle from a safe distance.
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Knock down the castes. The main feature of the boss is the regeneration of the shield. When Skeletor starts waving his staff dramatically, pour maximum damage into him (by the way, he can’t restore health).
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Mansit. The long—range projectiles he spits fly lazily, so dodging them is a trivial task.
How do I defeat the Voidblade and get a rifle?
Dueling at a distance would be a bad idea with this lady. Wade Blade perfectly controls the average distance thanks to his assault rifle with the following figures: damage per second — 165.01, net damage — 29, critical — 43.5. The clip holds 33 rounds, the rate of fire is solid (5.69), and it takes 2.38 seconds to reload.
Tearing it to pieces is easiest up close. Grab a rapid-fire submachine gun or a custom shotgun and impose an aggressive exchange. It is critically important to provide maximum burst damage in the shortest possible time. Remember that Wade Blade loves vertical gameplay.: she jumps high and punches painfully with her sword when landing. If you lose control of the height, write it down.
Boss Wolf in Fortnite Chapter 7 Season 3 battle Tactics
Perhaps the most stuffy opponent of the current season, who relies on mobility and guerrilla tactics. Wolfe is armed with a Maven automatic shotgun, and his dry numbers look formidable: damage per second is 146, base damage is 100, and crit gives out an impressive 150 units. The magazine is designed for 7 shots, the rate of fire is 1.46, but it takes a long time to recharge — as much as 4.42 seconds. That’s where he needs to be caught.
It’s hard to fight him because of the constant teleportation.
Wolfe is running around the location like he’s been stung, so taking a slow weapon against him is a dubious decision. Swing the position, take a combination of your own shotgun and PP into the setup to constantly spam his silhouette. And don’t be alarmed when he starts howling. With this move, Wolf highlights your position for nearby enemies, but the radius of the ulta is, fortunately, small.
Next guide: Where to Find Skeletor in Fortnite Runners — Complete Boss Guide.
