In Fortnite, the breasts of the new skin, Calamity, apparently move according to physics. The lady is planned as the new heroine of Fortnite for Season 6, but the wiggling breasts are a mistake from Epic and will be fixed soon.
This stood out: With the Patch 6.0 for Fortnite, many changes came to the game today: Numerous changes are now in the game: The map looks different, there are cute cuddle pets, a new Battle Pass, and much more.
But one change was immediately noticeable: The skin of the new heroine “Calamity” has a special feature. The breasts move. They jiggle when Calamity performs the celebration emote.
Fortnite pro Agony from Clan FaZe noticed this:
Only Calamity has this feature: This “Boob Physics” is indeed only for Calamity. The other heroines in Fortnite do not have this special characteristic.
Fortnite makes teenage dreams come true
This is how the media react: Many sites have compared this “jiggling” to the game “Dead or Alive”. That is particularly known for a “bounce” effect.
Some sites tease a little: It’s a teenage dream coming true.
Who is Calamity? She is indeed a special skin. This is a so-called “upgradable skin”: Calamity is available early in the Battle Pass.
She starts relatively undressed until she becomes a fully armored cowgirl at the end when the player has accumulated enough EXP. Her goal in Fortnite is presumably to become a powerful huntress who takes down the werewolf.
Calamity seems to be intended as the central heroine of Fortnite Season 6. She is featured on the loading screens for the bonus star. So she plays the role that Drift filled in Season 5. Also, on the promo screens for Season 6, Calamity is the central figure.
Was that planned? Now one might think that Epic was quite clever and the “boob physics” was a planned move to make Calamity even more special. But that is not the case. Because Epic seems to be terribly embarrassed by it.
Epic is working on a “stability fix”
This is what Epic says: The makers of Fortnite have already responded. According to them, it is an “embarrassing mistake” and by no means intentional. As Epic told the site PC Gamer, they are already working on a fix. This will probably be an unusual stability fix that has nothing to do with servers this time.
The question is whether a developer made a joke and slipped this “mistake” past the entire development team. In any case, it seems puzzling how such a mistake managed to sneak into the live game with this important character.
For the time being, “certain animations” were disabled via a hotfix as early as Thursday evening:
So Epic is not going to make a feature out of a bug.
