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Arka Sarkar

Fortnite Gummy Hour timings and all boosters explained

The Gummy Hour in Fortnite is all set to begin soon in Chapter 7, Season 3, and it will offer host of added benefits as you grind around the island. For starters, it might be the best chance for you find a Gummy Sprite if you haven’t found one already. However, all players will have additional benefits as part of the event.

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  • When will the Gummy Hour remain active in Fortnite Chapter 7, Season 3
  • Gummy Hour benefits in Fortnite Chapter 7, Season 3

When will the Gummy Hour remain active in Fortnite Chapter 7, Season 3

Gummy Hour, as the name suggests, will be active for 60 minutes. It will go live later today at 11am PT/1pm CT/2pm ET/5pm UTC. Once the hour ends, all additional benefits will also be removed from the island.

However, the Power Hour will return later at 6pm PT/8pm CT/9pm ET. Once again, it will be active for exactly an hour. You’ll have all the following benefits when the Gummy Hour is live.

Gummy Hour benefits in Fortnite Chapter 7, Season 3

You’ll have higher chances of finding the Gummy variant sprites when the event is active. This includes all sub-variants since every Gummy Sprite will have a boosted drop rate. You’ll also get the following benefits.

  • Spawn with Self-Revive device that allows you one last chance in case of untimely death on the island.
  • Limitless Seven Sliders that allow you high mobility.
  • Health will regenerate automatically if your Shield breaks down.
  • Double Sprite dust from all successful extractions.

All rounds started within the Gummy Hour will feature the benefits irrespective of when the round ends. If you haven’t had much luck at finding the Gummy Sprites, you should make the most of both windows.

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