Fortnite added the new Rift Zone Greasy Grove, but with a dance requirement. A player found a glitch to bypass the dancing. We show you what it looks like.
What is this dance requirement? The Update 10.30 brought Greasy Grove back, but with a twist. Greasy Grove is no longer home to the Durr-Burger, but to Guaco.
When entering the city, a message appears: “Welcome to Greasy Grove! It’s Taco Time!” About every minute, an event starts where it rains tacos. All players in the zone must then dance and cannot resist. During the dance requirement, no one can shoot or build.
This is how a player cleverly bypasses this rule: It didn’t take long for a player to find a way to skip the dance requirement. Players in Tilted Town also quickly found a way to bypass the building prohibition.
On Reddit, the player ThatOneWooper shared a video of how he managed to avoid dancing during Taco Time.
He uses a launch pad to bypass the dancing. All other players, however, are trapped in the dance phase and cannot resist.
Here is the video:
Although you cannot shoot with this glitch, you gain an unfair advantage by building. We advise against using this exploit and hope that Epic Games will soon provide hotfixes.
What does the community think of the dance requirement? On Twitter, there are some reactions from the community. A few players think it’s great, and they write:
- “I think it’s cool that they bring change to the game. I think that’s what players need to understand.”
- “Best update so far.”
Other players do not think it’s that great:
- “The dance requirement is frustrating, but I understand that every Rift Zone should have something special.”
- “Please remove the Rift Zones from competitive play!”
Here a streamer cheated and immediately received his punishment:
