How To Open The Vault In Fortnite Creative

Okay, listen up, fellow Fortnite adventurers. We're tackling the age-old question today. The one that keeps us up at night, tossing and turning. How do we crack open those sweet, sweet Creative vaults?

Let's be honest, it's not always as straightforward as we'd like. Sometimes it feels like you need a PhD in Fortnite architecture.

The Button Bash Bonanza

First up, we have the classic. The humble button. You know the drill.

Find a button. Stomp on it. Hope for the best. This is the bread and butter of vault opening, isn't it?

I've spent countless hours running around maps, frantically searching for that one elusive button. Sometimes it's hidden behind a cleverly placed bush. Other times, it's just chilling in plain sight, mocking me with its obviousness.

My unpopular opinion? The simpler the button, the better. Give me a big, red, "DO NOT PRESS" button any day. I'll press it! Every. Single. Time.

The Keycard Quest

Ah, the keycard. A symbol of authority and, more importantly, vault access.

Find the keycard. Usually guarded by some cranky AI. Swipe it. Profit!

The problem with keycards? They're always guarded. And those guards? They have impeccable aim. I swear, they can snipe you from across the map while simultaneously juggling grenades.

Here's my hot take: Keycards should be renamed "Annoyance Cards." Because that's what they are. Annoying.

The Puzzle Predicament

Alright, buckle up, brainiacs. It's puzzle time! These can range from simple Simon Says setups to fiendishly complex logic problems.

Solve the puzzle. Pray you don't accidentally blow yourself up. Access the vault. Easy peasy… right?

Let's be real, most of us just brute force these things. Mash buttons until something happens. Hope for the best. It's a legitimate strategy!

Another controversial opinion coming in hot: Puzzles in Fortnite should come with a "skip" button. I'm here to shoot things, not solve the Riemann hypothesis.

The Objective Obstacle Course

Okay, this one requires a bit more effort. Complete a series of tasks. Usually involving running, jumping, and avoiding certain death.

Complete the objective. Avoid traps. Try not to rage quit. Enter the vault.

I've lost so many brain cells trying to navigate those ridiculously elaborate obstacle courses. One wrong move, and you're back at the beginning. It's a special kind of torture.

And here's the spicy take you didn't ask for: Obstacle courses should have checkpoints. Please, for the love of all that is holy, give us checkpoints!

The "Just Ask Nicely" Method

Okay, this is a long shot, but hear me out. Sometimes, the vault is opened by a player. A real, human player. With feelings. And maybe a soft spot for polite requests.

Find the player. Ask them nicely. Hope they're feeling generous. Maybe offer them a rare skin. You never know!

Okay, okay, I'm mostly kidding. But hey, it's worth a shot, right? I've definitely tried sweet-talking my way into a vault before. No shame!

Final unpopular opinion: Kindness should be rewarded. Give those generous vault-openers a free skin. It's the right thing to do.