Image: Nintendo LifeFortnite is changing all the time. Gone are the days of Dusty Depot, Tomato Town, and Fatal Fields (god, do we sound old?) as the map is shaped and reshaped each and every season, bringing in new mechanics, locations and unexpected crossovers.Diving into a game today had us looking around the place like that one John Travolta Pulp Fiction GIF, but, with 'Chapter 6 Season 1: Hunters' kicking off this week, we were pleased to see one familiar face make a return amongst the newbies: the 'No Emote' sign.Subscribe to Nintendo Life on YouTube787kWatch on YouTube These little structures used to be more of a suggestion than an enforcement, with occasional weekly challenges daring the rule-breakers out there to throw some shapes in front of them or turn them into scrap. But not any more. Disobeying the sign's clear instructions in the latest season comes with some sky-high consequences (thanks, Polygon).A new 'No Emote' sign has appeared on the mountain to the west of Foxy Floodgate, clearly marked by its surrounding barriers, and pulling out your finest moves in front of it sends you catapulting off the cliff face to your untimely demise.Being a staple of the game for so long, more than a few players have expectedly fallen into the trap. We won't lie, there's something almost therapeutic with the speed at which the rule-breakers are dispatched:We even dropped into a game and tried it out for ourselves. The elimination part isn't great, but it did bring us a little giggle to see the sign finally getting its revenge on all those who have disrespected its orders in the past.For those after a hit of Fortnite nostalgia, the game's "OG" map is returning this week, with Epic Games promising that it's "here to stay". Sure, there might be some new mechanics to get used to, but at least we'll recognise some of the locales again. Blast to the pastWas that Ariana Grande shooting Spider-Man?Are you still playing Fortnite to this day? Let us know in the comments.[source polygon.com]Related GamesSee AlsoShare:331 Jim came to Nintendo Life in 2022 and, despite his insistence that The Minish Cap is the best Zelda game and his unwavering love for the Star Wars prequels (yes, really), he has continued to write news and features on the site ever since. Hold on there, you need to login to post a comment...Related ArticlesRandom: Super Mario 64 GBA Project Showcases "Real Hardware" DemoThe source code will also be releasedThe First Review For Fantasian Neo Dimension Is InFrom the creator of Final Fantasy133 Games You Should Pick Up In Nintendo's 'Cyber Deals' Switch eShop Sale (North America)Every game we scored 9/10 or higher62 Switch Games You Should Pick Up In Nintendo's Black Friday Sale (Europe)Every Switch game on sale that we rated 9/10+