‘Fortnite’ Coral Cove Location: Where To Find Coral Cove

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Time to explore the map! The location-based challenge here in Fortnite Week 4 has us traipsing all over the place, largely sticking to the Western side of things but covering some ground as we do so. There are an absolute ton of landmarks on this map, and Epic Games is pointing out some of the more interesting ones as it designs its early quests here in Chapter 2. We’ve had no “find X things quests yet”, but this is probably for the best: we’re just getting to know this place. We’ve already seen the Boat Launch, and now here’s your map, guide and location for where to find Coral Cove.

If this is one that you missed, I wouldn’t blame you. It’s way up there in the peaceful beaches of the Northwest, sure to be slightly less peaceful now that everyone is searching around up there to complete this quest. Here’s where you’re going:

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When you’re there, it’s hard to miss the location. It’s a charming little selection of seashell huts around a campfire It’s actually sort of interesting to see stuff like this: the old map didn’t have a whole lot of boutique assets in its unnamed points of interest, but now we’re seeing even more attention paid to every corner of the map, a trend that really started with the desert biome in Season 5 but continued for most of the rest of Chapter 1.

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We had some islands on the old map too, but these function very differently. The old ones were ice-bound and essentially non-functional: basically nobody landed there except for the odd curiosity of a quest. Swimming, however, really brings these into the mix in a way that just wasn’t possible before. And fishing gives you something to do out there, something that I appreciate. You can sort of roleplay if you wish, spending your time relaxing on a tropical island and catching health-restoring fish rather than entering into a brutal battle royale where only one will be left standing. The storm, as always, interferes.

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