According to the leaked player survey, Fortnite will soon add Jam Tracks from the Fortnite Festival as lobby music.
The ability to have these songs for 500 Vbucks each was nice, but some members of the community felt likemore use could be implemented. Specifically, making the Jam Tracks into Lobby Music that could be played while waiting for the next game.
The idea behind this request came from the Lobby Music itself, which could be added to Fortnite Festival’s lineup and played in the mode. Some began to wonder why the feature didn’t go both ways.
According to Fortniteleaker Shiina, the feature of adding Jam Tracks as Lobby Music is coming soon. This leak comes from a survey sent to some players.
Jam Tracks will soon finally work as Lobby Music, according to a recent survey sent out to some players 🔥(via@Wensoing&@danieldanink)pic.twitter.com/5PTWF9xoek
The community was overjoyed by the news and thankful that their purchase would be used for something other than the Fortnite Festival.
“SO I CAN PLAY YES, AND? EVERY TIME I OPEN FORTNITE? OMFG,”exclaimed one X user.
Other community members shared a similar sentiment, excited to listen to their favorite songs while waiting for their next game. But Epic Games didn’t make this decision quickly; it took a little over three seasons before this feature was implemented.
“TOOK THEM 3 SEASONS BUT WE HERE,”echoed another commenter.
Fortnite didn’t reveal when Jam Tracks will be converted into Lobby Music in the survey sent to players, which means the exact date is still up in the air.
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Good news aside, the implementation of Jam Tracks turned into Lobby Music could see the price of the latter potentially increase now that it has a double function.
Daniel Appleford was a Gaming & Streaming Writer on Dexerto’s US team, covering content creators across Twitch, Kick, and YouTube. He is also a big fan of Call of Duty and Valorant.