The Fortnite development team is always looking for ways to enhance the player experience.  A new survey has revealed potential changes to the Fortnite Crew subscription, suggesting players might receive additional cosmetics, V-Bucks, and other benefits.  Currently, the Fortnite Crew offers a rotating selection of skins and items, alongside access to the Battle Pass and other perks.

It seems changes are on the horizon for Fortnite Crew.  As services like Game Pass and PlayStation Plus have implemented price increases, and with Fortnite's history of evolving monetization, speculation about potential price adjustments for Crew memberships is growing. While price changes can be frustrating, Epic Games seems to be exploring ways to provide subscribers with greater value for their money.

According to a leak from Fortnite source HYPEX, a recent survey outlined potential changes to the Fortnite Crew subscription. Some are cosmetic, while others could significantly enhance the value of a Crew membership.  These potential updates include access to previous Fortnite Crew cosmetics, a wider array of emotes, more cosmetics and V-Bucks, discounts for multi-month purchases, Fortnite Crew exclusive quests, a unique profile flair for Crew members, and even monthly Battle Pass levels.

Many of the proposed changes appear to be positive additions to Fortnite Crew.  Given the community's desire for the return of older Fortnite skins, access to past Crew cosmetics would likely be a popular feature.  Some survey suggestions, such as access to emotes only while subscribed, indicate that Epic Games might be considering a model similar to PlayStation Plus, where certain benefits are tied to an active subscription.

While these changes are exciting, some players have expressed concerns about a potential price increase for the Fortnite Crew subscription, potentially diminishing its appeal.  Given the evolution of Fortnite's monetization and reward systems over the past seven years, a price adjustment isn't entirely unexpected. However, if implemented reasonably, the added benefits could outweigh the cost increase.