How come my Fortnite says be continued?

Players are wondering why the Fortnite screen reads "To Be Continued". We explore the meaning behind it and when you can play again.

How come my Fortnite says be continued?

Fortnite continued its tradition by concluding its recent Collision live event with a loading screen that signaled the impending start of Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 3. Specifically, players were treated to a scenic screen featuring a giant mushroom before all the servers went offline.

In terms of how long players will have to wait before Fortnite is playable again will depend on how long the screen will remain present in-game. We discuss possible outcomes of how long servers will be down and when they’ll come back online for Fortnite.

Why does the Fortnite loading screen say "To be continued"?

When the Collision live event ended, millions of players were treated to a mushroomed loading screen with the emphatic words, “To Be Continued.” This message is displayed after you assisted Agent Jones and The Foundation with their pursuit of Geno, which resulted in a large device exploding.

How come my Fortnite says be continued?
Agent Jones, along with The Foundation, helped destroy the device at the end of the Collision live event. (Picture: Epic Games)

Much of the island remains intact as many speculated the event’s culmination would result in new areas and Points of Interest being revealed. Instead, a loading screen filled with shades of blue and purple and a giant mushroom appeared, signaling the end of Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 2.

However, everyone wants to know the burning question: when does the next season start?

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While the loading screen indeed has some beautiful calming music to treat players in the meantime, Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 3 will start when the servers are restored online on 5th June 2022. However, the times these servers will come back on have yet to be determined.

How come my Fortnite says be continued?
Players have been wondering when Fortnite servers will be back online following the end of Chapter 2 Season 3. (Picture: Epic Games)

Since the Fortnite servers will only go online once the next season update is fully integrated, servers could be down for as long as 12 hours instead of the atypical two to three-hour outages for server maintenance. You can follow the Fortnite Status Twitter account for live updates and announcements ahead of the new season.

Many Fortnite players have been discussing this online for much longer; however, they’ll have to wait for the arrival of the next season, as the answer isn’t definitive as of writing.

Epic Games has released the Cinematic and Gameplay trailers for the upcoming season, which featured new cosmetics, the return of building, and the ominous presence of the Sith Lord himself, Darth Vader.

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Featured image courtesy of Epic Games.

How come my Fortnite says be continued?

Written by Ashleigh Klein

Ashleigh Klein is a Staff Writer at GINX Esports TV based in South Africa. She is equipped with an N.Dip in Journalism and Media Studies, with a bounty of journal entries detailing her vast in-game open-world experiences. When she's not checking out noticeboards, she can be found researching all things Marvel, DC, and Star Wars. You can reach her on Twitter at @ashleigh_RPG.

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Why is Fortnite keep saying to be continued?

If you've attempted to log into Fortnite today and been met with the "to be continued" message, this is due to a recent live event.

How long is the continued screen in Fortnite?

The “to be continued” message will only disappear once maintenance has been completed and Season 3 begins. Instead of the normal two-to-three hour server outage, the game is taken offline for anywhere between 12 to 36 hours depending on the situation.

Why is there a 2 hour queue for Fortnite?

What Does Waiting in Queue Mean in Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 4? If you're getting the 'Waiting in Queue' error notification when trying to load up Fortnite, this is because the number of players trying to join a game or log into the servers is currently too many for the servers to actually handle.

Why is my Fortnite not working?

Check the Epic Games Server Status page to make sure all systems are operational. If the issue you're experiencing is related to an outage or system-wide issue, you won't be able to connect to Fortnite until the outage or issue is resolved.