LEGO Fortnite Odyssey feels broken in good ways and bad ways after the recent update, which added more moves from Battle Royale. It also sped up the glider.

By using a combination of sliding, rift jumping, and the glider, you can go incredibly fast on foot now.

The other area that usually causes huge drops in frame rate isn't performing badly whatsoever, other than the noticable drops in resolution.

Used Sooga to suspend some of those projectile animations, and it still barely left a dent in the frame rate.

Another notable location in this mission is the outpost with Electric Lizalfos and Electric Lynel.

Normally, I would consider this to be the laggiest part of the whole game. This is true for Switch 2 Handheld mode.

However, Docked mode seems to be able to withstand such high amount of activity.

I've attempted to replicate this in Docked mode. Turns out I pushed myself into conditions even more prone to drops in frame rate.

It... was actually playable.

I guess the only explanation is that the Switch 2 dock "de-underclocks" the Switch 2 by a much larger margin than the Switch 1 on Docked.

I wasn't able to trigger a game crash, but I was able to get the game to momentarily freeze.

This footage was captured on Nintendo Switch 2 in Handheld mode.