Fortnite Battle Royale Players Cover Entire Dusty Divot Crater

By Nicholas Barth ·

The newly added Dusty Divot crater area of Fortnite Battle Royale's map has been covered by a group of dedicated players.

Fortnite Battle Royale Players Cover Entire Dusty Divot Crater

Season 4 of Fortnite Battle Royale started off explosively on Tuesday, May 1st with the mysterious comet finally crash landing on the map. Dusty Depot was the target of the destruction caused by the meteor and was turned into a giant crater now called Dusty Divot. A new scientist outpost was added to the center of the crater and has become one of the largest hotbeds of combat on Fortnite's map, which looks to have been Epic Games' intention to help divert player traffic from the ever populated Tilted Towers to the newly formed Dusty Divot. 

However, one group of Fortnite players led by YouTuber Muselk decided that the Dusty Divot crater needed to be covered up. However, it was not a easy task for the group as they had to go up against enemy players who looked to stop their noble mission and lack of materials that stopped the building of the Dusty Divot crater's cover in its track. 

The nearly 22 minute video shows off the trials and tribulations that Muselk and his group of players faced in their mission to remove the latest landscape change that Epic Games has implemented into their popular battle royale title. This covering of Dusty Divot led by Muselk is not the first time that Fortnite players have banded together to alter an area of the map. When Titled Towers was rumored to be the target of the meteor a group of players took on the challenge of destroying the entirety of the popular area, until there was nothing left. 

Dusty Divot has radically changed the landscape of Fortnite's environement, and the community is taking full advantage by engaging in countless battles in the new area, while also taking on the challenge of doing some map altering of the newly added crater themselves. 

Interested in more Fortnite content? Check out the recent YouTube milestone that Tyler "Ninja" Belvins reached today.  

(cover photo courtesy of Muselk)