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If you’re having trouble finding a Fortnite match right now, it’s not your fault. Developer Epic has brought down the game’s servers for “emergency maintenance.” It sounds potentially serious, as Epic said it has no ETA for when the servers will come back up.

“We apologise for this inconvenience,” Epic said in a tweet.

It has been a rough day for Fortnite. Before bringing down the servers completely, Epic acknowledged Fortnite was facing issues that prevented some from logging in. Additionally, matchmaking was “degraded” due to the account issues. These issues and others are detailed on Epic’s Status page.

The server downtime comes at a very unfortunate time for Fortnite, as the game’s latest big update was just released. Among other things, it added a new, potentially game-changing item in the form of the Port-a-Fort, which creates a fort for protection in a matter of seconds. You can see the full patch notes here.

After the massive success of A Quiet Place at the box office this past weekend, director John Krasinski has lined up his next project.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, Krasinski’s next film will be a sci-fi thriller called Life on Mars and based on Cecil Castellucci’s short story, We Have Always Lived on Mars. The movie follows the descendants of an abandoned colony on Mars. When one of the descendants discovers she can breathe the air on Mars, her life changes forever.

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While Bungie has become more open in sharing its plans for updates for Destiny 2, word on the game’s second DLC expansion has been scant. Now, the studio has finally provided a name and release date for DLC 2: Warmind officially launches on May 8.

Unfortunately, details on what Warmind actually consists of haven’t yet been shared. That information will start to be shared on April 24, when Bungie hosts a reveal livestream. For now, all we know is what you’d expect–the DLC “will send you to new places to meet new heroes and battle new enemies,” and there will be new loot and activities introduced, according to a post on Bungie’s website.

Warmind’s release will coincide with that of Season 3 for Destiny 2. Bungie updated its roadmap for the future of the game, and we know that this update will add seasonal Crucible rankings, private matches, an increase to vault space, support for multiple equipped emotes, Exotic weapon Masterworks, and more. Later in the summer, Season 3 will also bring bounties, a new seasonal event, Faction Rally improvements, and changes to the Exotic armor sandbox. Season 4 in September will bring gear collections, weapon slot changes, and more.

Season 3 also marks a significant change to how Crucible content is handled. All new maps from Warmind (and the Curse of Osiris DLC before it) will be available in matchmaking to all players, whether or not they own the DLC. However, to play the maps in the newly added private matches, you’ll have to purchase the DLC.