The user in the video explores a Fortnite map claiming to offer free V-Bucks. The process involves waiting for a timer, entering a map code, and interacting with a vending machine. The user tests the map for an hour, receives XP but realizes the V-Bucks claim is false. The video highlights the potential risks of such claims and cautions viewers against believing in similar content.
1. The video claims there's a way to receive free V-Bucks in Fortnite.
2. The method involves a viral video showcasing a map by a player called "I show speed."
3. The player demonstrates going to a vending machine and waiting for a timer to finish.
4. The video suggests that once the timer ends, the player can claim V-Bucks from the vending machine.
5. The map code shown in the video is "059534200041."
6. The video encourages viewers to like, subscribe, and turn on notifications for a chance to win gifts from the item shop.
7. The video promotes the use of a creator code "007" for supporting the content creator.
8. The video includes information about available skins in the item shop.
9. The player in the video tests the map, obtains XP, and speculates about its legitimacy.
10. The video concludes after an hour, revealing that the vending machine claim was unsuccessful, indicating it was likely a hoax.
11. Despite the XP gains in the map, attempting to use the vending machine results in no V-Bucks reward.
12. The video emphasizes the importance of checking out viral videos and maps before believing their claims.