Published on: 23/06/2021
Fortnite Skill Challenges
Fortnite skills challenge preview. Epic Games has teased about the Fortnite Championship Series (FNCS) All-Star showdown for a while and finally, information is available for fans. The FNCS is a two-week-long event that consists of several competitions with separate objectives to follow. The first event started on June 11 and will continue through June 26.
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Challenge Breakdown
The skills challenge consists of multiple events throughout a two-week period. June 11-13 is Hype Days where Fortnite’s top creators create challenges and tournaments through creative mode. June 18-20 is Solo All-Star Play in which players get the opportunity to compete in the FNCS All-Star Showdown. Below is the four-round breakdown of the play-in.
ROUND 1
Open to all eligible Champion League Players
ROUND 2
Europe, NAE, NAW and Brazil – Top 2000 players in each Region from Round 1
Asia, OCE and the Middle East – Top 1000 Players in each Region from Round 1
ROUND 3
Europe and NAE – Top 600 players in each Region from Round 2
NAW and Brazil – Top 500 players in each Region from Round 2
Asia, OCE and the Middle East – Top 350 players in each Region from Round 2
ROUND 4
Top 100 players in each Region from Round 3
Placement Points (Rounds 1-4)
Victory Royale: 30 points
2nd: 25 points
3rd: 22 points
4th: 20 points
5th: 19 points
6th: 17 points
7th: 16 points
8th: 15 points
9th: 14 points
10th: 13 points
11th – 15th: 11 points
16th – 20th: 9 points
21st – 25th: 7 points
26th – 30th: 5 points
31st – 35th: 4 points
36th – 40th: 3 points
41st – 50th: 2 points
51st – 75th: 1 point
Each Elimination: 1 point (2 points in Round 4)
Upcoming FNCS All-Star Showdown events
Starting June 23-24 is the start of the Skills Challenge with the Solo Championship being on June 26. Epic Games will be running three bracket-style Skills Challenges centered around Building, Editing, and Aiming. There will be five different Fortnite Creative maps and a welcome hub that will be used for the event.
Each Skills Challenge will be a double-elimination bracket-style competition with eight total players competing. The top 3 teams from Chapter 2 Season 5 and the top 3 teams from Chapter 2 Season 6 will designate one person from their respective trios to compete in the Skills Challenges. Fortunately, two spots will also be left open for two players from each region to fill the rest of the spots available.
How to watch all Events
You can tune into the Official FNCS All-Star Showdown Live Stream, YouTube, or Twitch in order to spectate this event. Below is European Broadcast links along with the coverage schedule.
European Broadcast (English, German, French, and Spanish)
FR: twitch.tv/FortniteFR
DE: twitch.tv/fortniteDE
ES: twitch.tv/FortniteES
NAE & NAW Broadcast (English)
Broadcast Coverage
Times
June 23
Show Begins
7:00pm ET / 4:00pm PT
Blueprint Battle (NAE)
7:15pm ET / 4:15pm PT
Bullseye Bonanza (NAE)
8:45pm ET / 5:45pm PT
NAE to NAW Transition
Approximately 10:00pm ET / 7:00pm PT
Blueprint Battle (NAW)
10:15pm ET / 7:15pm PT
Bullseye Bonanza (NAW)
11:45pm ET / 8:45pm PT
Show Ends
1:15am ET / 10:15pm PT
June 24
Show Begins
7:00pm ET / 4:00pm PT
High Tier (NAE)
7:15pm ET / 4:15pm PT
NAE to NAW Transition
Approximately 10:00pm ET / 7:00pm PT
High Tier (NAW)
10:15pm ET / 7:15pm PT
Show Ends
1:15am ET / 10:15pm PT
June 25
Show Begins
6:00pm ET / 3:00pm PT
Play for Keeps (NAE)
6:15pm ET / 3:15pm PT
NAE to NAW Transition
Approximately 8:30pm ET / 5:30pm PT
Play for Keeps (NAW)
8:45pm ET / 5:45pm PT
Show Ends
Approximately 11:00pm ET / 8:00pm PT
June 26
Show Begins
5:45pm ET / 2:45pm PT
Solo Championship Live Coverage (NAE)
6:00pm ET / 3:00pm PT
NAE to NAW Transition
Approximately 9:15pm ET / 6:15pm PT
Solo Championship Live Coverage (NAW)
9:30pm ET / 6:30pm PT
Show Ends
Approximately 12:45am ET / 9:45pm PT
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Written by John Robinson IV