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Fortnite players are well accustomed to the slew of regular content updates, and the latest period of downtime is taking place on October 1, meaning servers are unavailable.

Fortnite’s regular slew of content updates and downtime should be something that players are familiar with by now, and there’s a fresh period of server unavailability on September 17.

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According to Downdetector, users began complaining about the app shortly after 3 a.m., Sept. 3.

The online game is rolling out version 42.10 today, Sept. 3, with new Batman assignments, vehicles and more, according to the technology website Beebom.

Update – 15:45 BEST: Well, that was short-lived, because the Fortniteservers are now back online.

Fortnite is offline as Epic Games rolls out Chapter 7, Season 4, titled “Override,” and the new season is shaping up to be one of the game’s biggest crossover events yet.

The multiplayer game went offline this morning to allow developers Epic Games to roll out a major new update, numbered version 42.

Fortnite’s regular update schedule is something players should be well accustomed to by now, and the servers are unavailable once again on August 20 for a major update.

Fortnite went offline early Thursday as Epic Games began scheduled maintenance for the v42.00 update, which launches Chapter 7 Season 4: Override. Servers were expected to return around 7 a.m. ET, although the timing could change as maintenance continued.