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The Hearty wrap will be awarded at 12 placements. One Badge will be given for every two times you place in the Top 10 in a Solo match, therefore you’ll need a total of 22 Top 10 placements in order to redeem the Thorns of Passion Pickaxe. Find out exactly how much you need below. Again, the more times you place in the Top 10 in Solo matches, the more badges you’ll earn, and thus the more rewards will be yours. Once you’ve signed up, you’ll be able to keep track of your progress through the Trials. Sign up by heading to the dedicated event website, and logging into the Epic Games account associated with your Fortnite profile.
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The more times you place in the Top 10 in Solos, the more rewards you earn! How to get the Hearty Wrap and Thorns of Passion Pickaxeįirstly, you need to sign up to partake in the Stoneheart Trials, you won’t be entered automatically. All you need to do is play Fortnite, and prove you’re among the best of the best in the Battle Royale, as you place in the Top 10. The Stoneheart Trials is an event running in Fortnite at the moment testing your skills in Solo matches. So here’s what you need to do to add the Doomed Affair Spray, the Hearty Wrap and the Thorns of Passion Pickaxe to your locker as part of the Stoneheart Trials. Plus, Epic Games gave away the Heart’s Desire weapon wrap recently to apologise for server downtime. Right now, you can get your hands on the Rainbow Racer Outfit set, the Mace of Hearts Pickaxe, and now this new trio of items. It seems there’s new Fortnite freebies to collect every week at the moment. Additionally, it's on Steam Greenlight, too.In yet another Fortnite giveaway, you can get some more brand-new cosmetic items – including the Thorns of Passion Pickaxe – this time celebrating Valentine’s Day. The Stonehearth Kickstarter is currently at $139,941, surpassing its $120,000 goal with 27 days to go before its 30th May deadline.
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Those who pledge $15 towards Stonehearth will receive a digital download of it upon its estimated September 2014 release while $30 will guarantee two copies of the game and early beta access later this year.
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Speaking of stretch goals, Stonehearth is slated for a PC release, but if it hits $200K then Mac and Linux versions will be in order. Stonehearth is being pitched as a single-player game, but the Cannon brothers' studio Radiant Entertainment noted that it would like to add co-op and competitive multiplayer modes as future stretch goals. Additionally, players will be able to design their own modules ala LittleBigPlanet, so there will essentially be unlimited missions. Throughout the campaign players will encounter situations called "modules." These are authored challenges, but which modules you encounter will be random. To see this content please enable targeting cookies. With granular detail comes granular responsibly, I suppose. This aspect of the game is meant to be more deliberately paced than other RTS games, probably to make up for Stonehearth's inherent complexity. There will be an RTS component to the game as well, as players will have to do battle with enemy armies and monstrous bosses. Crafting and building will be key, but players will also get to assign jobs to their settlers and level them up, giving the whole thing an RPG flavour. You guide a group of settlers as they build a civilization upon a randomly generated world map. Stonehearth is closer to say, Dwarf Fortress. Given the Cannon bros.' pedigree, you might expect the duo to be making a fighting game, but you'd be wrong.
Shoryuken founder Tom Cannon and his twin brother, Evolution fighting game tournament co-founder Tony Cannon, have announced their upcoming Kickstarter project Stonehearth (not to be confused with Hearthstone, a Blizzard virtual card combat game).
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