Fortnite's second week of Season 7 quests are set to arrive in just a few days. The next batch of challenges arrives on June 17, with one quest tasking players with searching for graffiti-covered walls at either Hydro 16 or Catty Corner.
Epic Games' popular free-to-play title is now in its seventh season of Chapter 2. Centered around an alien invasion, Fortnite's latest season introduces a host of new changes, including crossover characters like the titular Rick Sanchez of Rick and Morty, DC Comics icon Superman, and more. The new season also changes the battle pass in a big way, swapping out the linear level reward system of seasons past for a more freeform format using a currency called Battle Stars.
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One of the named locations Fortnite players must venture to is one some may not be familiar with. Downgraded from an actual named location on the map for the past few seasons, Hydro 16 is the power plant located just to the left of the massive waterfall in the southern-central region of the map. In terms of proximity to major locations, it's east of Slurpy Swamp and northwest of Misty Meadows. Head to the north wall of the platform the brick building is built upon to find the first graffiti-covered wall. Turn left and head to the left side of the dam to locate the second tag in the area.
The Fortnite developers have made this quest deceptively difficult, as neither graffiti-covered wall locations are as clear-cut as they're described to be. Players won't find any of the quest-associated graffiti directly in Catty Corner. Instead, they'll have to travel southwest of the POI itself to the "redacted" area southwest of the actual Catty Corner. Players will find the next tag by the sealed vault doors, which many fans believe is an IO base given the spray-painted graffiti bearing the same symbol as last season's downed black helicopter. Another graffiti-covered wall can be found on the left-hand side wall when facing the doors.
Completing this quest will earn players 30,000 XP. While it could be just another random quests, some Fortnite players believe it could hold some level of significance to the game's ongoing story. The sprayed-over tags of the IO symbol with various alien-related imagery could easily be interpreted as tension building between the self-proclaimed island defenders and the extraterrestrial threat. The vault where some of the graffiti is found could theoretically open at some point this season, introducing a new POI, new Season 7 weapons, or something else entirely.
Fortnite's latest batch of quest challenges should be sure to keep players busy for at least the next few days. While Jonesy unfortunately wasn't the latest Super Smash Bros. Ultimate DLC character announced at E3 as some may have hoped, it should be interesting to see where his arc takes him in the coming weeks.