Players have come up with unique methods to employ Mystique’s Shapeshifter Built-In Emote ever since she was added to Fortnite as part of the Battle Pass in Chapter 2 Season 4. Players can transform into the most recent foe they’ve vanquished, which is how it works. As a result, some have referred to it as a “pay-to-win” cosmetic.
Owners of the skin have been able to execute 200 IQ plays by only posing as island NPCs. It’s worth attempting anything to gain the upper hand in battle, even though it doesn’t always work. However, Mystique can do more than simply change her shape; she may also disappear because to new changes to the Chrome mechanics.
Here’s how to use Mystique and Chrome Splash in Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 4 to turn invisible.
Use Mystique’s Shapeshifter Built-In Emote (a male skin must be used) before using Chrome Splash to transform into a Blob. If done correctly, the shapeshifting skin and Chrome effect will be removed, and the character won’t be visible to opposing players.
Remember that console players are the only ones who can experience this bug. However, if done properly, it will provide them a benefit in both fighting and every other facet of the game.
While it does function for PC users as well, the bug kind of bugs itself. To elaborate, the character’s shoulders will be the only thing to malfunction. It will appear out of place and disjointed. Although the cause of this is unknown, it appears to be a graphical glitch in Fortnite.
Is it safe to use the Mystique skin with the new Chrome invisibility bug?
Using the new Chrome invisibility glitch with the Mystique skin should be acceptable because it is an in-game bug or glitch, but it’s not the ideal choice because it gives players an unfair edge. If many users report a gamer who is utilising this, Epic Games will act and may suspend or ban the account.
It’s possible to appeal this decision, but it’s not clear if Epic Games will reverse the suspension or ban. However, it’s likely to be short-lived. However, it’s better to keep it out of live matches and to just use it with friends on your own Creative maps. Being safe is preferable to being sorry.
Will Epic Games solve this glitch in the upcoming Fortnite update v22.20?
Given that the error was found barely seconds ago, it’s unlikely that the developers would be able to repair the issue in a few hours. Since the problem in question has to do with cosmetics and in-game mechanics/items, it’s not that straightforward.
Furthermore, with the update for Fortnitemares 2022 scheduled on October 18, the devs are likely concerned with completing a final check on the files. This leaves no room for conducting a deep dive into the newly discovered problem.
In all probability, Epic Games may disable Mystique’s Shapeshifter Built-In Emote in Fortnite until a remedy can be given. While this would be unjust to individuals who possess the skin and want to wear it in-game, it’s for the greater interest of the community. Since blocking Chrome Splashes is out of the question, this is the best solution developers have on the table.