How long is Fortnite down today? Explanation of the message to be continued

As newest Fourteen days The live event is coming to an end, players were again unable to play due to the servers being down on Saturday 4th June. If you missed the Collision live event, you may have been confused by the “To be continued” message on the home screen.

Although it’s certainly news for fans who have jumped on it Fourteen days and has been urged to continue, but luckily that means the start of a brand new season is right around the corner. Epic Games has confirmed the release of Fourteen days Chapter 3 Season 3 for this Sunday, also announcing the full server downtime schedule.

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What does continuation mean in Fortnite?

If you tried to log in Fourteen days was received today and with the message “To be continued”, this is due to a recent live event. The Collision Live Event took place on Saturday, June 4th and marked the end of Chapter 3 Season 2.

Fourteen days has now entered an extended downtime before Chapter 3 Season 3 begins on Sunday 5th June. In the meantime there is nothing to do but wait. The “To be continued” message will not disappear until maintenance is complete and Season 3 begins.

Fortnite enters server downtime for Chapter 3 Season 3

Yes, that Fourteen days Servers are officially down today. But it’s not all bad news, once it’s back up and running a brand new season will be available to play once you’ve downloaded the latest patch, of course.

Players were able to witness another epic live event as the IO and the Resistance battled for control of the island. If you competed in Collision, you got the chance to pilot the giant mech built by the Resistance. Don’t worry if you missed it as the entire event can be rewatched on the official channel Fourteen days Youtube channel.