Fortnite Chapter 3: How to get the Mythic Spider-Man Web Shooters

The fabled weapon Spider-Web-Shooters Man's may be found in bags all around the map in Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 1. If you've been playing Chapter 3 Season 1 since the island turned and haven't figured out why there are big spider webs in some spots, it's because the webs indicate where the bags are.

The Daily Bugle, an office structure in a crater in the northeast area of the map, has the highest concentration of webs. The Daily Bugle bag is close to the entryway, but everyone wants those Web-Shooters, so your chances of getting there first are minimal. You're better off lurking around the building, listening for the web-shooting sound, and removing whoever has the Web-Shooters so you can take them. They're a pretty visible pair of Spider-Man gloves that you can't miss.

Spider webs and, of course, a backpack holding Spider-Web-Shooters Man's can be found in places other than the Daily Bugle. A cluster of rocks, for example, maybe seen near a road on the east side of The Joneses, one of which has a backpack on it. Even in a less conspicuous area like that, other players will be vying for the Web-Shooters, so you'll most likely have to fight for them.

Location and cost of Web Shooters in Arena Mode

When playing in Arena mode, players should start by going to the enormous Mexican restaurant in Greasy Grove, which is located at the top left corner of the grove (as shown below). After that, go behind the counter and chat with Gauco, the restaurant's mascot, who should offer you 400 gold for the Web-Shooters. If you're short on gold, completing challenges set by NPCs should suffice.

The shooters, like any other weapon, will take up space in your inventory and can be utilized by clicking the appropriate shooting button. To swing, aim your web at an object or building that isn't too far away in the distance. As long as you're in mid-air, you can swing whenever and anywhere you like. The Web-Shooters will need to cool down for 10 seconds after you land back on the ground before they can be utilized again.