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As Epic Games' beloved battle royale turns four, players can once again complete Fortnite Birthday Quests (2021) and redeem a bunch of cool cosmetic items for free. But before the quests and rewards can be discussed in detail, a lot of players are unsure when exactly Fortnite's birthday is in 2021. Officially, Fortnite's birthday is celebrated on September 26, the day on which the Fortnite Battle Royale mode went live in 2017. The Fortnite Birthday Quests will go live on September 24, at 9.00 am Eastern Time, and will remain in-game until September 28, 2.00 am Eastern Time. With that out of the way, it's time to move on to the quests and discuss in detail how to complete each one of them alongside the rewards that players can expect.Fortnite Birthday Quests (2021): Everything players need to knowFull list of Fortnite Birthday Quests There are a total of seven Fortnite Birthday Quests that players need to complete and fulfill to earn all the rewards. Here is the list:Throw Birthday Presents - (0/4)Consume Birthday Cakes in different matches - (0/4)Dance in front of Cakes - (0/4)Collect resources from balloon decorations - (0/50)Complete a Birthday Quest - (0/1)Complete two Birthday Quests - (0/2)Complete three Birthday Quests - (0/3) How to complete all Fortnite Birthday QuestsThere are four different tasks that players need to complete in order to finish all Fortnite Birthday Quests and claim the rewards. Here's how to complete all of them:Throw Birthday Presents - (0/4)Throw four Birthday Presents (Image via YouTube/gattu)Based on the information on hand, Birthday Presents should appear as floor loot across the map. All players have to do is pick up a few and toss them around to complete this challenge. Consume Birthday Cakes in different matches - (0/4)Consume four Birthday Cakes in different matches (Image via YouTube/gattu)To complete this challenge, players will have to consume Birthday Cakes in four separate matches. They should appear in major POIs and named locations. Dance in front of Cakes - (0/4)Dance in front of four Cakes (Image via YouTube/gattu)Players need to emote in front of Cakes to complete this challenge. It should be possible to complete this challenge in one match if the player emotes in front of four different Cakes. Collect resources from balloon decorations - (0/50)Collect resources from 50 balloon decorations (Image via YouTube/gattu)Players will need to find and harvest a total of 50 balloon decorations to complete

While the majority of popular Fortnite locations are named POIs, there are tons of good landmarks and other locations for players to visit. Many of these places that don't show up on the map have NPCs or other good reasons to visit. Sometimes formerly named POIs turn into landmarks, just like Risky Reels. One of the best and currently most important landmarks to find is Apres ski. This landmark is home to Fabio Sparklemane. This NPC (who doubles as a battle pass skin) has a questline available for players to complete and earn a lot of XP.The only way to get that questline is to speak with Fabio, so finding Apres Ski is paramount. Here's how to do it.Where is Apres ski in Fortnite Season 8?Players need to speak to Fabio Sparklemane in order to get to Apres ski (Image via Epic)Apres ski is the cabin that is located on the mountain to the southwest of Misty Meadows. Since it is an elevated location, we recommend that Fortnite players land there straight away so as not to waste a bunch of resources climbing up the mountain. The location is a cabin that has the word "dance" on a sign on the front of it. It's two floors and has an almost wrap-around porch. The bottom floor is a dance floor, as seen through the window. There's not much else at this location, so the main purpose for players to come here is to visit Fabio Sparklemane.Upon talking to him, Fortnite players can get the Party Questline challenges: Use a ziplineDestroy five pieces of furniture at Apres SkiDance at two different alien crash sitesDance for two seconds after damaging an opponentDance for five seconds while in the sideways Notably, the second Fortnite challenge requires players to destroy items at Apres ski,

After the Chapter 6 update, Fortnite’s ‘No Emote’ sign will now punish players for breaking the rules. Before, it was a suggestion. Now an Easter Egg has made this sign the law.Signs banning dancing or emoting in certain areas have been strewn across Fortnite maps since Chapter 1. Those who chose to dance regardless of the signage were allowed to do so with impunity. Some Chapter 1 seasons even featured challenges that tasked players with dancing in front of or destroying the markers. However, Fortnite’s newest chapter means business, something one player learned the hard way while exploring a hilltop with a steep drop. The ‘No Emote’ sign in Fortnite Chapter 6 isn’t playing aroundFortnite user S4HAND has warned fellow players that ignoring markers with the ‘No Emoting’ symbol now comes at a heavy price. The player demonstrated as much in a short clip that shows their character performing the ‘Sad Trombone’ emote in front of such a sign. Before the emote even runs through the full animation, S4HAND gets tossed off the cliff on which the sign sits and dies instantaneously. Replay footage reveals it was not a sneak attack from an opponent that prematurely ended the match. Some invisible Fortnite Island force around the ‘No Emote’ sign simply disliked the player’s nerve. It doesn’t seem to be an isolated incident either, since other users in the Reddit comments said this has already happened to them as well. Reads one such reply, “Omg i thought i just got caught off guard by a player.”RelatedMeanwhile, other Fortnite fans are impressed by the new detail. “They actually added punishment for dancing ong lol,” one person wrote in all caps, “Someone else in the thread added, “These are the types of details that make love this game.”Fortnite Chapter 6 just started, so there’s undoubtedly much more for players to discover in the weeks and months ahead. And it’s clear developers still have a few surprises up their sleeves, given ongoing leaks about an unannounced 5v5 mode.