"Ce lo sdanno nascondendo!" E invece no.
You asked for info on drop rates, so here’s how it works:
The new treasure this season is found in chests just like other items. Treasure drop rates from chests are constant since season launch and don’t vary throughout the day, except during Treasure Hours. Other than Gizmos, you can’t get the same treasure twice.
Every time you open a chest in a normal match, here’s how likely you are to find the treasures:
• 1:1,562,500 - Weekly Gold Outfit
• 1:137,500 - Pirate Shop Access
• 1:7,813 - Weekly Vehicle & Decal
• 1:568 - Weekly Pickaxe or Backbling
• 1:391 - Weekly Jam Track
• 1:272 - Weekly Loading Screen
• 1:127 - Gizmo (any)
During Treasure Hours, including the one earlier today, these treasures have a boosted rate:
• Pirate Shop Access: 1.5x
• Weekly Gold Outfit: 7.5x
• Weekly Vehicle & Decal: 10x
These rates may be higher in future Treasure Hours. If so, we’ll let you know. For instance, during tonight’s 9-11pm ET Treasure Hour, Pirate Shop Access will be boosted to 2.0x and Weekly Gold Outfit to 10.0x.
Simone Cellanetti retweeted
Fortnite players when introduced to the concept of probability:
I'm sorry but this discourse has been so funny because the pirate shop token is NOT that serious. Am I searching for it? Yeah! But does it monumentally impact my life like some of these people? it's a 10$ coupon bfr
GTA 6 non è il "Fortnite killer", ma senza ombra di dubbio metterà in ombra chiunque per un periodo di tempo. È normale. Non serve vederla come un tifo calcistico.
Ottenere un oggetto che ti da accesso a centinaia di migliaia di dollari di oggetti deve essere meno difficile da trovare? Ma quando scrivete queste cose con fare sofferente ci credete davvero?
Fortnite shop token has wasted 50 HOURS OF MY LIFE… AND STILL NON
50 hours you will never get back, 50 hours you could have done SO MUCH IN… the token might be free
But it is costing huge chunk of your time time and is VERY SCUMMY… nothing in a video game should be this god damn rare and weirdly designed
This is gambling but the cost of it is worse than money, it’s basically turning you into mindless slave for Tim Sweeney metaverse hopes
Simone Cellanetti retweeted
No promotion of this is exactly whats ensuring they have no responsibility to release the odds btw. All they did was make something possible and bc everything in fn is leaked people think they have a right to know
They haven't even officially acknowledged the token yet 😭
Do you guys think they'll #ReleaseTheOdds ❓
Simone Cellanetti retweeted
So I guess it's now Epic's fault that y'all have no self control? It's their fault that you're foolishly, pointlessly grinding a dozen hours every day for a token that's going nowhere, burning yourself out on a fun season in pursuit of this dumb coin?
Take some responsibility.🙄
Boicottare il gioco perché non si riceve un token per gli oggetti gratis sarebbe come boicottare la lotteria perché non vinci. Il concetto è quello.
Replying to @soasterr
I get your frustration, but boycotting Fortnite over the rare pirate token that grants you free shop access for 14 days is a bit much. The rarity is the point it’s meant to be earned not demanded.
Simone Cellanetti retweeted
“24,” a new political thriller television show starring Kiefer Sutherland as an anti-terrorism cop, premieres.
Quando abbiamo dato degli spilorci a quelli che piratano i giochi con la scusa di lottare per la libertà si sono offesi. Se vai a vedere il mondo reale trovi un sacco di persone che pretendono il diritto di trovare il token per il negozio gratuito di Fortnite. Taccagni.
Simone Cellanetti retweeted
There's a 1997 italian cyberpunk movie called "Nirvana", where the main character (played by Christopher Lambert) is a sort of Hideo Kojima type of creator, that makes games talking to an AI. Watch it if you haven't. It's really one of a kind.
Andando a vedere cosa abbiamo prodotto nei cinque anni precedenti all'arrivo delle IA ci sarebbe da mettersi le mani nei capelli. MGS2 ci aveva visto lungo.
People should stop worrying about AI slop and start worrying about human slop.
Human slop is everywhere. It’s been around forever, and it’s far more destructive than anything AI is producing.
And I’m convinced that most people still complaining about AI making mistakes haven’t seriously used it in the past six months.
And if they have, they’ve been talking to a chatbot, not working with autonomous agents.
Because I cannot imagine someone experiencing what modern AI agents are capable of and still being anti-AI.
You can come up with the most ridiculous idea imaginable, give it to an agent, and watch it actually attempt to make it happen.
Things that would’ve required entire teams, years of experience, and enormous budgets are becoming accessible to anyone.
The possibilities are practically endless.
And somehow people are still arguing about AI slop.































