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Fortnite Chapter 6: No Emote Signs Now Enforce Hilarious Punishments

  • Yashna Talwar
  • December 02, 2024 (UPDATED: December 02, 2024 22:12 IST)

Fortnite's No Emote signs are no joke in Chapter 6! Discover how breaking the rule triggers hilarious in-game punishments, like being flung off cliffs.

Since Chapter 1, Fortnite has had fun with ‘No Emote’ signs, but until now, they were just for laughs. In Chapter 6, things have changed—ignore the warning, and you’ll pay the price. Reddit user S4HAND showcased this when they performed the Sad Trombone emote, only to be hurled off a cliff by an invisible force mid-emote.

It wasn’t a glitch, either! Other players chimed in, sharing similar experiences. Some thought they’d been ambushed by opponents, but no—Fortnite's map itself is enforcing the rule.

 

 

Fans Are Loving the Punishment

The community is split between surprise and delight. “They actually added punishment for dancing!” one user gleefully noted, while others marveled at Fortnite’s attention to quirky details.

 

Also Read: Fortnite Godzilla Evolved Skin: How To Unlock the Epic Cosmetic Arriving in 2025

 

What’s Next?

With Chapter 6 just beginning, this is probably one of many hidden surprises Epic has planned. Add in leaks about a possible 5v5 mode, and it’s clear that Fortnite is gearing up for an exciting new era.

 

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