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Fortnite season 4 week 14 challenge guide: Releasing Slurp into the atmosphere

Fortnite is back again with another set of challenges for you to complete, this time for XP Xtravaganza’s week 4. One challenge that might be causing some confusion requires you to release Slurp into the atmosphere. The wording is cryptic and doesn’t exactly tell you what you need to do in order to complete it. Not to worry, though, as we’ve got all the details on how to finish this challenge, including tips and tricks to make it as easy as possible for you.

Here’s how to release Slurp into the atmosphere in Fortnite.

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Destroy a Slurp tower

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In order to complete this challenge, you need to finish the following three tasks:

  • Destroy a Slurp tower
  • Destroy three Slurp barrels
  • Destroy a Slurp truck

You can complete them in any order, but they must all be done within the same match. We recommend heading to the northern area of Slurpy Swamp, where you’ll find a few Slurp towers. Destroy one of them with your pickaxe and you’ll gain progress toward completing the challenge. You can destroy it with any weapon, but using the pickaxe is pretty easy. Also, keep in mind, this can be completed in any game mode, though we advise going for it in a team-based mode so you can help your squad make progress toward finishing the challenge (or vice versa).

Destroy three Slurp barrels

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Next, you need to head inside to destroy three Slurp barrels. You can find them to the south of the Slurp towers, just inside. There are several to choose from, so find a trio of barrels and use your pickaxe to destroy them. Again, you’ll see a completion bar fill after you’ve destroyed three. At this point, you’ll only need to do one more thing.

Destroy a Slurp truck

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The final step is to destroy a Slurp truck. You can find one to the southeast of Slurpy Swamp on the road next to the main building. It’s parked on the street, so run up to it and do what you’ve done throughout the other steps. After you’ve destroyed it, you’ll gain credit for the final step, which will complete the challenge. You’ll earn 20,000 XP for doing so and you’ll now have full health and shields.

The video above shows the whole process from start to finish. It’s not a complicated challenge to finish, but it will take a little time, depending on your knowledge of the area. Though, if you reference the video, you can see an easy path to get to all three locations that include the objects you need for the challenge.

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