Look closely! How to find Fortnite's Battle Star in Week 3 Loading Screen

The third week of Fortnite's Season 9 challenges are here, and after players complete all of them, they'll be able to go looking for another Battle Star, the location of which is hidden in the loading screen you can see above. While the picture above may show what looks to be some dogs enjoying their day, the drawing on the cement shows the location of the star, which can be found in the far corners of the map.

How to find hidden Battle Star in Week 3's Loading Screen

1. Jump into any mode of Fortnite's Battle Royale. I'd suggest Solo or Team Rumble, as it's the best for challenges like these.
2. You'll want to head immediately for Junk Junction, and try to get as close to the Northwestern side of the spot as possible (see image below).
3. As you near the Western entrance to Junk Junction, keep an eye out for a stack of cars that feature an ice cream truck, situated right next to the yellow crane.

4. Land on top of the stack of the cars for the Battle Star to appear, and simply search the star to pick it up and complete your quest.

   

Once you collect the star, you'll be all done with Week 3's challenges, and ready for next week. Just in case you haven't, make sure to finish all of your Week 3 challenges before attempting to find this star, as it won't appear unless you've done them all. For some help with the challenges, make sure to check our challenges list for links to more guides.

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