Fortnite: How to Complete All Avian Ambush Week Quests
How players can complete Avian Ambush Week Quests in Fortnite, in the most efficient way possible, in the fewest amount of games.
With Chapter 3, Season 1 of Fortnite Battle Royale quickly coming to an end, Epic Games has granted players a last-minute opportunity to gain a fantastic amount of XP to help claim as much from the Battle Pass as possible before the season ends and get their money's worth. As a result, avian ambush week has arrived, and it's all about the chickens.
According to Epic Games, these seven chicken-related quests will remain in Fortnite until March 15th, just a few days before the season is scheduled to end. However, players can view the item shop tab within Battle Royale to check for any changes with the release date of the new season at the bottom of the page, as there has already been one delay in when the season will start.
It's best for players to complete these Fortnite quests within the desert biome of the map as doing it this way will allow for multiple quests to be completed within a game if no other enemy players interfere. Catching the chickens to complete the quests will be easy as quite a few are scattered around the map. Klombos can also shoot them out of their blowhole alongside other items too, which is a fantastic bonus when almost all players on the map will be looking to complete at least one of these quests per game.
- Throw chickens: Throwing chickens is easy in Fortnite, and finding them too. For this quest, players will have to throw a total of five chickens for it to mark as completed. Unfortunately, throwing the same chicken multiple times will not count towards this challenge, so five different chickens will have to be thrown. However, it is good that players can complete this quest over multiple games, and players will not have to run around the map like a chicken themselves to find enough.
- Slide for 30 meters continuously while holding a chicken: Sliding was added with Fortnite Chapter 3 and has definitely made gameplay a lot more immersive and fun. To complete this quest, players will just have to grab a chicken and slide 30 meters, which would be easier, of course, if sliding down a slope as momentum will continue even on those flat surfaces. Before attempting this, it's a good idea to ensure no enemy players are around, as swapping from holding a chicken can take a good few seconds, which may not be enough time for players to defend themselves.
- Open a Vault while holding a chicken: Vaults are located at different places all over the Fortnite map and usually would require two players for the vault to open its doors to the generous amount of loot inside. However, holding a chicken in front o the identification scanner outside of a vault will open the vault and complete the quest.
- Hunt a Loot Chicken or Crow: Loot crows and chickens can be distinguished by a glowing aura around them in either purple or gold. These animals will drop a weapon of the rarity of the set color alongside the usual couple slices of meat which players can use to regain health. Hunting either a chicken or a crow with those requirements will grant completion for this quest.
- Fly with a chicken for 20 meters in a single flight: Flying 20 meters with a chicken in Fortnite may seem like a lot as when jumping with one, it seems to give the effect of a low gravity bounce, so there are two ways in which players can do this to make it that little bit easier. The first would be to take a chicken to a high point of the map, such as the top of a mountain, building, or windmill, then jump from there. The second would be to place down a launchpad and fly with the chicken until hitting the ground. There is also the option of using Klombos blowhole to gain some height and complete this quest just as quickly.
- Catch a chicken in different matches: This quest can be done cohesively with the quest regarding throwing chickens, as to be able to throw them, players must catch them first. Fortnite chickens are usually found in either groups of two or three, suitable for this quest. The same as the others catching the same chicken and letting it run free before catching it again will not, unfortunately, work for this specific quest.
- Bounce on a tire, umbrella, or Web Bouncer 3 consecutive times while holding a chicken: Bouncing three consecutive times while having a chicken is a lot easier than doing it without. Bouncing with a chicken will give an anti-gravity effect, giving players time to re-align themselves on the object from which they are bouncing off. This quest offers many options when choosing how to complete it, which is excellent as umbrellas are in most residential POIS in outside dining areas or the backyards of some houses. Then some webs are all over the map in many locations, and players can find tires at every single gas station around the Fortnite map, which is excellent as they are very evenly spread out. With this in mind, this quest doesn't necessarily have to be complete as soon as players land, as there will most definitely be something available to complete this quest even in late-game circles.
With these quests being released so close to the season end, we expect this to be the last set of themed quests before the new Fortnite season begins. After that, hopefully, players will be granted the opportunity to join in with another live in-game event, too, like in previous seasons, which will add to the build-up and excitement of what's to come even more. But for now, players' main priority should be completing as many quests as possible to rank up XP and claim those cosmetic items from the Battle Pass. In addition, week 14 quests have also been recently released, which will help in aiding to claim those Battle Stars and XP.
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