Fighting with friends in the Battle Royale is a great way to ensure victory in Fortnite. If your teammates are in bad shape after a battle, you've got to act quickly to get them up and going again. Reviving downed allies is a lengthy process that can leave you vulnerable if you're not careful.
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PostsEven if you fail to revive a teammate in time, there's still a way to bring them back to the battlefield. However, Rebooting another player is an even longer process that's difficult to pull off. Here's everything you need to know about Rebooting and saving downed allies.
How To Revive Downed Allies
When your health drops to zero, you will get knocked down. In this state, the only thing you can do is crawl around until you're eliminated, or you're revived by a teammate.
You'll be eliminated once your health drops to zero again after you're knocked down.
You can approach downed allies and carry them on your back. You won't be able to attack while carrying an ally, but you're free to move them somewhere safer to be revived.
To revive another player, stand close to them and interact with them for ten seconds to get them back on their feet.
You can be interrupted if you're attacked or if you look away from the downed ally, and this will reset the timer.
How To Reboot Dead Allies
When an ally dies, they'll drop a Reboot Card. You must collect a teammate's Reboot Card and bring it to a Reboot Van to resurrect them.
A Reboot Card will stay on the field for roughly one minute before it disappears, making it impossible to resurrect your teammate after this time.
Once you Reboot a teammate, the Reboot Van will go on cooldownfor roughly a minute before it can be used again.
Interact with a Reboot Van for ten seconds to bring back your eliminated teammate.
If you stop interacting or look away from the van, the progress towards Rebooting will slowly deplete.
Once your teammate is Rebooted, they'll spawn back into the match without any items.
Reboot Vans honk loudly and produce a huge beam of light when used. These visual and audio cues will give away your position to any nearby opponents.
Be prepared to fight off enemies and protect your newly Rebooted ally after using a Reboot Van.
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