It’s time for more challenges in Fortnite: Battle Royale as the Season 6, Week 4 battle pass challenges go live. This week we’ve got some fun ones, particularly one difficult Halloween-oriented challenge. And we’ve also got to shoot 3 targets at different shooting galleries across the map, which you might need a little bit of help with. Read on for the map and guide for the shooting gallery locations.
For where to ring the doorbells of houses with opponents inside, click here. For the rest of the week 4 challenges and how to solve them, click here.
These shooting galleries should be somewhat reminiscent of the Clay Pigeon challenge from last season: it’s another accuracy-based environmental challenge that gives you a rare opportunity to shoot things besides your opponents and their structures. Regardless, they’re a little bit different. A shooting gallery is a little grey activation platform ringed with targets on the ground with a scoreboard nearby. Here’s what you’ll be looking for:
They tend to be out of the fray a little bit, but with an involved challenge like this, it’s always better to go with a large squad game. 50 vs. 50 is currently unavailable, if likely to come back soon. So if you’re looking to do this as soon as it goes live, I’d recommend Disco Domination, or at the very least no-fill squads. Here are five locations that should get you where you need to go:
These are:
- On a mesa in the desert biome, south of the corrupted area.
- Northwest of Dusty Divot, near an overturned truck.
- On a hill east of the unnamed factory location north of Flush Factory.
- In the southeast of Wailing Woods, near a crashed RV
- East of Risky Reels on an outcropping below an ice cream truck
Once you land, go ahead and step on the grey plate. Those targets around you will start to pop up in random order, so go ahead and get shooting them. It’s not quite so hard as the clay pigeons: I used a shotgun and got it done with little trouble, but using something like a pistol will give you a higher rate of fire. Accuracy shouldn’t be too much of a problem with relatively large targets at a close distance. This will likely be a bit harder for touchscreen players, who might want to go with a shotgun for safety.
If you want, go for the high score: challenges like these always feel like they’re somewhat designed for people to mess around with in Playground mode, though of course, you won’t get battle pass credit for doing it there. I got 6 on my first go, so you should at least be able to beat that.
