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Fortnite’s v6.02 update brings on a slew of changes, including a new rocket launcher and the return of the highly coveted Skull Trooper skin in the item shop. But the biggest addition is new limited-time mod called “Disco Domination,” that tasks players with taking over dance floors with sweet moves. Recommended: We Broke PLAYGROUND 3.0… Continue reading Fortnite’s new mode makes you dance (and kill) to win
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