Fortnite players can get the Renegade Raider skin for 200 V-Bucks

If you’ve ever wished you had an “OG” Fortnite part, thanks to the new item store rotation, players can get Renegade Raider, or at least a version for just 200 V-Bucks.

While it sounds too good to be true, it’s still a reality. However, there is a bit of a catch. You can get the skin for only 200 V-Bucks if you meet specific parameters.

Read on to determine what parameters you need to meet to get the Renegade Raider 2.0 skin for only 200 V-Bucks.

How to get the Renegade Raider skin (Blaze) for 200 V-Bucks

You might wonder if a secret trick is involved in the process, but there isn’t. The only thing players have to do, or should have done, is to have participated in the Reboot Rally event in Chapter 3, Season 4.

At that time, all those who scored 200 points were rewarded with cosmetics that were part of the Regenerated Flame. Now, with Chapter 4, Season 1 underway, the developers have added those cosmetics from the Chapter 3, Season 4 Reboot Rally to the Item Shop.

This is how players can get the Renegade Raider 2.0, known as Blaze, for 200 V-Bucks. All those who have the Reboot Rally cosmetics to get the skin and back bling when purchasing the Renegade Flame Bundle will only spend 200 V-Bucks.

Because the skin is part of the Renegade Flame Set, it can be purchased at a discount when purchasing the bundle.

Steps to purchase Renegade Raider 2.0 for 200 V-Bucks

– You must own all the cosmetics from the Reboot Rally in Chapter 3, Season 4.

– Head to the store before the next rotation and look for the Renegade Flame Bundle (This should appear at the top of the store).

– Click on the bundle to purchase it for 200 V-Bucks.

Note: For those who did not participate in the Reboot Rally event in Chapter 3, Season 4, there is no way to get the skin for 200 V-Bucks. You must pay the package for the indicated price.

Why is Blaze called Renegade Raider 2.0?

Blaze is not the “original” Renegade Raider, but they have a lot in common. They have a very similar look; the same character model has been used to create both costumes.

The model is called “Headhunter” and is probably one of the first ones used in Fortnite. Many other skins, such as Aura, Astra, Yee-Haw, and even Black Widow, have been created using this character model.

In a way, this makes Blase and other skins using this character model “OGs” in their own right. So far, Aura is the most popular of these outfits, surpassing Renegate Reider’s fame according to some data and metrics.

Let’s hope that one-day Epic Games brings back The real McCoy and adds the suit to the item store; this way, everyone can buy it. Considering that, for a few minutes, Rambunctious and Tidy were added back, although they were later removed, there is still hope for Renegade Raider in Fortnite.

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