Fortnite update (23rd July): What changes in today's patch notes?

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While it’s not quite a new season, the latest Fortnite update v30.30 (23rd July) has brought a whole new host of content — and we’ve got what changes have been made in the patch notes.

It’s one of the most sizeable updates we’ve seen in quite some time. There’s loads of new content for Rocket Racing, which also sees a rank reset.

A certain German sportswear company has also dipped their toes into the world of Fortnite collabs. We’re getting some new skins from some super-antiheroes who are in an upcoming film together, as well.

Long rumoured, Falls Guys are making a big splash in Fortnite, too, after being acquired by Epic Games in 2021. This one looks to be a lot of fun, so definitely keep your eyes on this.

There really is a lot so sink our teeth into, so let’s not dilly-dally and instead get straight to it!

As well as the Cybertruck that was previously announced, we’re getting a whole new island full of tracks for Rocket Racing: Inferno Island.

Check out the tracks below courtesy of the official blog post:

There’s a new Casual Racing playlist, too, for you to try out new maps before committing to Ranked Play, which has seen a reset.

Fret not, though, as you won’t be reduced to Bronze if you were a higher rank, as Epic Games states: «Your new rank is based on your finishing rank in the last Ranked period, meaning you may start in Gold, Silver etc instead of Bronze if you finished at a high rank in the last Ranked period.»

There’s a new Racer and Car body, too, Cinder and Lockjaw. These can be had by purchasing the Lockjaw Starter Quest Pack in the Item Shop from 26th July 2024 at 1am.

This will net you the following:

You can have these in Rocket League owing to cross-game ownership.

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