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All Bunker Mod Bench locations in Fortnite Chapter 5 season 2

Let me in, darn it.

Fortnite Chapter Five, season two does away with the concept of Vaults altogether, but that doesn’t mean weapon cases and modding have been wiped from the game.

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As we transition from season one of Fortnite Chapter Five to season two, many items and weapons have been vaulted. The list of loot that is no longer with us, however, doesn’t account for removed mechanics, such as Society Medallions and Vaults. Long gone are the days of dropping in a secret place, breaking strategically placed boxes, and snagging rare or legendary loot from the get-go. Now, we have to deal with Fortnite‘s Bunkers.

How to open Bunkers in Fortnite Chapter Five, season two

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Bunkers will automatically open when the second storm closes in Fortnite Chapter Five, season two. There’s no puzzle or secret mechanic to open them earlier—you just have to wait and survive. When the time is right, a blaring siren will sound from the Bunker, indicating that it’s about to open up.

Inside each Bunker, you can find three rare blue chests and multiple weapon cases with uncommon, rare, and even epic loot. There’s also a Weapon Mod Bench to modify your weapons as you please.

All Bunker locations in Fortnite Chapter Five season two

There are nine Bunkers scattered all over the Fortnite Chapter Five, season two map. Here is every location:

  • Southwest of the Underworld
  • Southeast of Rebel’s Roost
  • West of Grim Gate
  • Northeast of Lavish Lair
  • North of Reckless Railways
  • South of Reckless Railways
  • West of Mount Olympus
  • South of Fencing Fields
  • South of Pleasant Piazza

To complete the quest asking you to mod a weapon at a Mod Bench inside a Bunker in Fortnite Chapter Five season two, locate any of the Bunkers and wait until the second storm wave is over. Be ready to fend off other players, though.

How to use a Mod Bench in a Bunker in Fortnite

Character modding a weapon in a Bunker in Fortnite
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To mod a weapon in Fortnite, equip a weapon in the hotbar and interact with a Mod Bench. The modding menu lets you choose whether you want to modify a weapon’s optic, magazine, barrel, or under barrel. Each modification costs 75 gold bars, so make sure to stock up on those whenever you can.

Here’s a list of every weapon mod you can add to your weapons in Fortnite Chapter Five, season two:

  • Optic mods:
    • Red Eye Sight: increases the scope view by 1.15x
    • Holo-13 Optic: increases the scope view by 1.3x
    • Sniper Scope: increases the scope view by 4x
    • Thermal Scope: increases the scope view by 2.1x and adds toggleable thermals
  • Magazine mods:
    • Drum Mag: increases magazine capacity.
    • Speed Mag: increases reload speed.
  • Underbarrel mods:
    • Angled Foregrip: reduces ADS time
    • Vertical Foregrip: improves ADS recoil
    • Laser: increases hip fire accuracy
    • Speed Foregrip: increases aim movement and speed
  • Barrel mod:
    • Muzzle Break: reduces recoil
    • Suppressor: reduces flash and dampens audio.

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Cande Maldonado
Though Cande started her journey in the video game industry as a localization specialist six years ago, she soon realized that her true calling was to annoy NPCS and smash virtual pottery. Under Nintendo and Square Enix's chokehold, she will willingly pour hours upon hours into reaching 100% completion in the longest roleplaying games ever made. But hey, who needs fresh air and sunlight when you can just live in Ivalice?