Ultimately though, it’s down to personal preference. These are the two Fortnite tracker sites available - there are others such as Fortnite Stats and Fortnite Scout, but both don’t offer anything unique and tend to be out of date in regards to their item databases and news posts. They’ve got a great detailed look at the in-game store though, providing images of all the leaked cosmetics, information about when an item was last seen in the store, what will likely show up again soon and more. Storm Shield’s Battle Royale tracker is great and the layout is the most user friendly of the three trackers we’ve listed, but it doesn’t provide anything unique. You can even look at all your personal schematics to see the individual stats and compare them with everything else you’ve got. Looking up your individual profile tells you the level of all your unlocked heroes, your gadgets, total progress across each area, how many gnomes you’ve destroyed… it’s by far the most comprehensive look at everything to do with Fortnite Save The World.

Interested in the next mission at Plankerton? Storm Shield will tell you exactly what the mission details are, how long is left on it, the rewards you’ll earn and more. Save The World is where Storm Shield shines: everything from missions to storms and schematics are available to the finest detail. Storm Shield offers a lot of the same stats you see on Fortnite Tracker Network but for Battle Royale, it’s not quite as detailed.

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