Fortnite Switch Party Woes? Turn Your Squad into a Solo Act (Without Throwing Shade)
Ah, Fortnite parties on Switch. A glorious way to team up with your buddies and snag those Victory Royales... until your younger sibling with questionable building skills decides to jump in and, well, let's just say their fort looks more like a particularly confused Jenga tower.
The Struggle is Real (and Relatable)
We've all been there. You're strategizing the perfect drop zone, your inventory is stacked, and then... boop! Little Timmy (or Tammy, no judgment) has joined the party. Now, don't get us wrong, we love our little gaming gremlins, but sometimes you just need a squad that's, well, a squad (you know, the kind that can, you know, actually build a decent ramp).
Fear Not, Fellow Fortniters! Help is Here
But fret no more, fellow island warriors! There's a simple solution to turn your open party into a cozy, exclusive club. Here's how to lock that party tighter than a vault (minus the loot sharks, hopefully):
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Step 1: Boot Up and Boogie (to the Party Menu, That Is)
Fire up Fortnite and get ready to party (but the private kind this time). -
Step 2: Party Up (But Not Too Much)
Head over to the social menu and look for that glorious party icon. It's usually on the bottom right corner, just waiting to be clicked. -
**Step 3: **Party RoyaleCastle Doors Are About to Slam Shut
This is where the magic happens. See all those fancy options under your party name? You want the one that says "Privacy." Click on that bad boy. -
**Step 4: Operation: Block Party Engaged
Now you'll see your party privacy options in all their glory. Choose "Private" and watch those random party crashers disappear faster than a supply drop in Tilted Towers.
Now You're in Control (and Maybe Timmy Can Earn His Invite Later)
There you have it! Your party is now a fortress, locked down tighter than a fridge full of Splootch (don't ask, it's a Fortnite thing). Now you can invite your chosen squad and dominate the island, free from any unexpected building blunders (or dance emote interruptions).
Remember: This doesn't mean you have to banish Timmy forever. Maybe they can practice their building skills in Creative Mode, and then, who knows, they might just earn an invite in the future. After all, sharing is caring, even in the crazy world of Fortnite. Just make sure they at least know how to build a basic box before joining the big leagues.
