Fortnite: Season 3 – Week 4 is now upon us, meaning that not only are we already over a third of the way through the new season, but we also have some new challenges to tick off. One such challenge asks you to Dance On Camera for 10s at Sweaty Sands.
A throwback to old dance challenges of old, this one might be a somewhat tricky challenge to complete as there will no doubt be an absolute tonne of people dropping to try and get the XP as quickly as they can.
Follow our guide, though, and you should come out okay. Read on to find out how and where to Dance On Camera for 10s at Sweaty Sands, which will release at the usual time for challenges this season.
Sweaty Sands Camera Location
The camera in Sweaty Sands is circled above in red, B3 on the Fortnite grid.
Sweaty Sands, one of the new POIs added for Chapter 2 is a fairly popular Named Location that has felt the effects of the rising water levels more than most other spots on the map. The camera you need here is located on the pier to the north of the Named Location.
Once you’ve landed at the location, all you need to do is stand on the dancefloor and then choose any dancing emote that loops for at least ten seconds and you will finish the challenge.
You don’t need to use any particular emote, or even technically a dancing emote as long as it lasts for ten seconds. Once you’ve hit ten seconds, the challenge will then be completed and you will earn 35000 XP for your troubles.
The only real difficulty with this challenge is how small the dancing area is in front of the camera and how many people are sure to be landing there. If you’re worried about having to jump into a lobby over and over again, we recommend attempting this in Team Rumble.
Fortnite: Chapter 2 – Season 3 is free-to-play on PC via the Epic Games Store, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, iOS, and Android.
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