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What are Reality Augments in Fortnite? How to get Perks and use them

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Epic Games is using Fortnite’s Chapter Four as a way to shake up the game with the introduction of Reality Augments. The Reality Augments are temporary buffs players can utilize to give themselves an edge over their opposition.

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In this article, we will break down everything we know about Reality Augments in Fortnite.

What are Reality Augments?

Reality Augments are temporary buffs that will last for the duration of a match. According to Epic, players will be given a random choice between two Reality Augments at different intervals in a match. The longer players survive, the more of them they will be able to collect. Once the match is over, it all resets, and you cannot bring them into your next match and must start all over again.

You will also be able to re-roll your random choices, but once you have made a choice, you will not be able to do it again until the next two pop up again at the next interval. The Reality Augments can give all manner of buffs, such as increased reloads for specific weapons, faster sprints, higher jumps, or even increased vehicle health.

All Reality Augments in Fortnite Chapter 4, season one

  • Light Fingers. Makes your weapons using Light Ammo reload faster.
  • Mechanical Archer. Gives you a Mechanical Explosive Bow and Mechanical Shockwave Bow.
  • Aerialist. Grants you Glider redeploy for the rest of the match.
  • Supercharged. Your vehicles won’t consume fuel and they’ll have increased health.
  • Soaring Sprints. While sprinting, you’ll be able to jump much higher—and jump with lower gravity.
  • More Parkour. Your energy regenerates briefly after mantling or hurdling.
  • First Assault. The first bullet in the magazine of your Assault Rifle deals bonus damage.
  • Rifle Recycle. Weapons using medium ammo have a chance not to consume ammo.
  • Bloodhound. Enemies hit by your marksman rifle or bow shots are marked for a brief duration.
  • Jelly Angler. Receive a fishing rod. You can use it to fish anywhere, but you can only fish up Jellyfish.
  • Bow Specialist. Bows draw and reload faster, and you regenerate arrows over time.
  • Bush Warrior. You regenerate health and partial shields while inside large foliage.
  • Chug Gunner. Receive a Chug Cannon.
  • Splash Medic. You have a chance to find Chug Splash in every container you open.
  • Demolition Munitions. Objects you destroy have a chance to drop explosives. Excludes player-built structures.
  • Rushing Reload. Sprinting will slowly reload your equipped Shotgun.
  • Tactical Armory. Grants a Rare Tactical AR and Combat Shotgun.
  • Party Time. Gain Balloons over time.
  • Pistol Amp. Pistols have greatly increased magazine size.
  • Storm Mark. When the storm changes, ping the area to highly nearby enemies for a short duration.
  • Forecast. You can always see the next storm circle.
  • Tricked Out. Entering a car or Truck applies Chonkers and Cow Catcher to it.

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