How To Launch Off All 6 Sentinel Hands Without Touching The Ground In ‘Fortnite’ — Week 4 Wolverine Challenge

Week 4’s Wolverine challenge sounds harder than it actually is.

The goal is to launch off of all six Sentinel Hands without ever touching the ground. The Sentinel Graveyard is where you’ll complete this (and other) Wolverine challenges.

Completing this one gets you the Ferocious Wrap, a blue and gold wrap with little slash marks like in Wolverine’s suit in the picture above.

First things first, you’ll need to get to the Sentinel Graveyard location on the map, which is right here:

Once you’re here you’ll see a number of the gargantuan robots laying about in heaps—the result of an ill-fated fight with Logan and his adamantium claws. Many of the Wolverine challenges are Sentinel-specific it appears, including Week 3’s, in which you have to track down a Sentinel Head in Dirty Docks.

Now that you’re surrounded by Sentinels, notice their massive hands each have a little circle of light. These will project you up into the air. I started this challenge by hopping onto the hand of the Sentinel that’s leaning against the cliff wall in a sitting position.

Now here’s the fun part about this challenge—and I think it works starting on any hand, but it definitely works starting on the one I started with: Just hop on the hand and don’t touch another button. You will be bounced through the air from hand to hand until you’ve launched off all six. You’ll keep launching in an infinite loop until you touch your gamepad or keyboard/mouse, or until you’re hit or killed. I’ve heard that gamepads with drift (thanks so much for that, Nintendo) will also mess this up.

Here’s a very short video guide I made to help with this:

If, for whatever reason, you’re having a hard time doing this (drift perhaps) you can fire up a Team Rumble match and redeploy your glider in order to navigate between Sentinel Hands. But fair warning: This is not the easiest way. If at all possible, simply bounce between hands without doing a thing. Then, voila!, challenge complete. Easy as pie.