Are you struggling against John Wicks and other pros in Fortnite, but really want to complete the Battle Pass this season? No problem! We’ll show you all the challenges of the currently running Season 4 that you can complete without any weapon violence!
What many players haven’t noticed: Every week you have access to four challenges that you can complete without even coming near a weapon. So, if you’re struggling to win games or even get a kill, you can still make progress in the Battle Pass.
We provide you with an overview of all the challenges you can solve without weapon violence. This way, you can easily manage 25 levels in the Battle Pass.
Note: You will not be able to reach Level 100 in the Battle Pass with the challenges presented here. Even if you’ve regularly completed daily challenges throughout Season 4 and leveled up – Level 100 is not achievable. However, you can still unlock many great things in the Battle Pass. Until Battle Pass Level 35, you will receive among other things:
- 500 V-Bucks
- 3 Outfits
- The legendary popcorn emote
- Backpacks, sprays, and loading screens
The daily challenges for weapon-refusers
Daily challenges without weapons: In the many daily challenges, you can bypass violence. Often, you just need to survive against opponents in various modes. If a challenge doesn’t suit you, you can reset it once daily.
For a pacifist approach to completing challenges, keep an eye out for the following daily tasks:
- Survive against opponents in solo or team modes
- Achieve top placements in solo or team modes
- Open ammunition crates
- Open treasure chests
The weekly challenges in the “peaceful variant”
Opponents can be avoided not only in the daily challenges: You can complete a total of 40 weekly challenges without even squeezing the infamous trigger finger.
Open chests in different cities: First task – land in a big city and start opening treasure chests. Once you’re done, move on to the next city and continue collecting. What sounds easy is actually not so in practice. In each of the following cities, you need to open seven chests:
- Haunted Hills – Unfortunately, Haunted Hills don’t offer enough hiding spots for chests. You will likely have to visit the place more than once. To make your search easier, you can find all potential chest locations in Haunted Hills on the following map:
- Greasy Grove – This picturesque little town in the southwest of the map is famous for its charm and seclusion. That was just a joke – things get serious here. If you want to escape without violence, quickly open a few chests and get out of there. Increase your escape chances: Here’s the map with the locations.
- Lonely Lodge – It’s best to land on the big lookout tower to have a chance at three treasure chests. After that, approach the area carefully. It’s not uncommon to find enemies lurking around here who want to attack you. Keep track with the map:
- Wailing Woods – After you’ve finished in Lonely Lodge, you can head north to Wailing Woods. Tip: Approach the location in team mode. It’s rare for enemy groups to wander here since the location has too little loot.
- Dusty Divot – Land in the crater and try to grab as many chests as possible. The location has lost much of its initial appeal – which is better for you!
- Loot Lake – You may need several attempts here too. Land in the middle of the lake on the house, where you can already find some chests. It can also be worthwhile to start in team mode for Loot Lake.
- Risky Reels – This place was heavily frequented at the beginning of Season 4 and is still quite popular. Your advantage: You’re mainly after the chests. Just restart until you have the seven chests. Don’t forget to wave when you get shot (or defend yourself with the pickaxe – whatever you prefer, the outcome is the same).
- Salty Springs – The place in the middle of the map is still a hot spot – you need to be quick here. Our map will help you:
- Moisty Mire – The swamps offer good hiding places and loot opportunities. Here you should have collected the seven chests quickly.
Play smart: Complete as many challenges as possible at once! By focusing on opening chests, you knock out several birds with one stone. You can also complete various other challenges in one go:
- Use a Port-a-Fort – this should be in a chest sooner or later
- Use Launch Pads – they are lying around near impact craters
- Dance in front of film cameras – we’ve already described the locations with the film cameras in a guide
- Revive players – If you’ve played the team mode from time to time, you should have the required five revives eventually. Your teammates will surely thank you.
- Open 7 ammo crates in one round – You don’t need ammo, but you should still open the small crates. You’ll often find them right next to the big treasure chests.
- Use vending machines – just keep mining resources and pay the greedy snack machines to complete this task. The rarity of the sold items doesn’t matter.
- Open supply drops – be on the lookout for the coveted supply drops in remote areas. Sooner or later, you’ll stumble upon one.
- Use Launch Pads, Apples, and Mushrooms – The goodies increase your health or shield. Is your health full? Jump down somewhere. You’ll find many mushrooms in Wailing Woods. You’ll have to go there anyway for the treasure chests.
- 7 treasure chests in one round – this should be self-explanatory.
- Use a shopping cart – Grab one of the shopping carts and take a ride. Done.
- Visit the center of various locations – Since you need to visit the locations to open chests anyway, you can also complete this task “on the side.”
Special tasks and treasure hunts
Components of the weekly tasks are various special activities and scavenger hunts across the entire map of Fortnite: Battle Royale. Whether it’s the Fortnite logo or rubber ducks scattered across the map – you’ll have plenty to do.
You need to complete the following challenges (clicking the link will open the corresponding guide):
- Week 1 – COLLECT FORTNITE LETTERS, Treasure map from Tomato Town
- Week 2 – Dance in front of film cameras, treasure hunt between a scarecrow, a hot rod, and a screen
- Week 3 – Rubber ducks, replays, and treasure map from Salty Springs
- Week 4 – Search for a treasure between a bench, an ice cream truck, and a helicopter
- Week 5 – Dance at Loot Lake, treasure from Greasy Grove
- Week 6 – Spray Carbide posters, search between a playground, a tent, and a footprint
- Week 7 – Score goals on football fields and the treasure from Pleasant Park
- Week 8 – Find 7 hungry dwarfs and treasure between a bear, a crater, and a fridge delivery
- Week 9 – Visit named locations and search for treasure from Haunted Hills
Congratulations! You have made significant progress in the Battle Pass of a Battle Royale shooter without firing a single shot.
You still have a few days until the end of Season 4 to tackle these challenges. Those who stay focused will need about 5-10 hours for all tasks.
Did you think it was possible to be successful in Fortnite: Battle Royale without constantly fighting with other players?
If you want to complete the Battle Pass and are not afraid of conventional conflict resolution strategies, we recommend our complete Battle Pass guide
