cant believe its been 8 years

Jesus christ i'm old

it certainly felt like it

😂 was about to say why we went back in time for chapter 2

So the current chapter is chapter 4 Damn

yeah but what if it was a concept of a new material before becoming a metal upgrade level

@@_Omriso you’re telling me you’re watching a research video on someone who you always have to be assumptuous about his facts?

@@_Omri are you alright?

@@masonjames1368 bro I said what if I didn't bet my grandpa's prosthetic leg and arm on it

@@_Omri Mason James took that one personal😭😭😭

I'd say ppl learning good peeks

wrong. it was playground mode

There are ao many naive people who thought coning was such a great skill huh? Wtf

@@tiagomota4734it is

Thank you I didn't want to type that lmao

I stopped watching at that point because I know he didn't do any research and is just talking for the sake of it

@@donuts4dilla There really was going to be a 4th building material though.

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@@edmanbosch7443 I think epic just wanted to showcase that you could upgrade your existing building pieces 🤔

Ok

What's good Lash!

@@Ethyro Yoooooo we vibin 😎

STRATEGY OVER SKILL

That's precisely why I avoid Build mode, Box Fights, Zone Wars, Arena, etc. I hate being in a competitive field. I'm not sweaty, I don't care about winning, or getting crowns, or anything like that. It's just not fun at all. When it comes to Fortnite, I just like the story, and the fun vehicles and items. I honestly don't understand how anyone could enjoy being competitive.

@@taqresu5865 I was referencing pub games, arena is where the predictable potatos play. It's not about always winning but getting 1 or 2 or more feels good I mean it is the literal point of the game but u do you

@@davidjorquera4192 I understand.

@@taqresu5865 W

Why did you go to prison?

@@Depracus bad things...

@@artydean9892 did you forcibly touch someone

@@artydean9892dosent sound good

It’s been a permanent game mode for a couple months now, you’ve got nothing to worry about. Not going nowhere 🙌

I like both

Bro been playin that cuz he cant build and isn't allowed to play cod💀💀💀

@@HI-oz9ci nobody wants play mfs that build cities in 4 seconds

Its actually really bad,im not a sweater or something like that,i know to build 90s and thats all,i was trying to play zero build but in that game mode victory depends on loot not skill cuz when someone shoots u u have no time to run,and plus fortnite is unique cus of building

It's not that hard. look at faze sway

@@kepler180 yeah but some people can’t afford 120hz monitors or just don’t even know if they get a better monitor it’ll make them better. i played on 60fps for years and finally made the switch to 120fps and i’ve never been so much better, i can’t believe i used to play on 60fps

@@iRxshed its not rlly about monitors its just about þe time you put in

@@iRxshed lol FPS isnt shit, it's all skill my guy

Yes it was actually genius but obvious at the same time

this is real bro. I was one of the first of my friends to get a solo dub back in season 2. I also showed my little brother how to play, Now he’s better than me 😢

Papa jeriant

Skill issue

@@FazeRustyNuts yea that’s why I left, because I didn’t have enough skill to compete. Now with the skill ceiling lowered I can play again. That is the definition of a skill issue. I had a skill issue. They made the game easier for me.

​@@grrrlnamedcleoi like that ypu actually say that you have skill issue and not just try to blame it on others

@@0sm0 I respect it

@@0sm0 Of course it is a skill issue. Personally, seeing old teammates spending hours in creative just to be somewhat decent at edits was a big no no for me. It was just a skillset I was not interested to have.

Skill issue.

@@FazeRustyNuts Yes that is what I said

@@FazeRustyNuts bro your like the most trash fortnite player I seen

If u ever wanna try building get urself some comfortable keybinds and play lots of red vs blue kind of games where u can constantly respawn it will teach u the basics After that its up to you if u want to keep going, id say as long as u can consistently hit ur shots u do have a chance of fighting even the better players in br

Underrated yt

Rocket League is similar in that way.

I'm way too old for Fortnite (shaky hands and slow reflexes) but my son dragged me in and he hates zero build. So, I'm trying to learn to become a better casual gamer (no aspirations to become a pro or anything) but, the skill gap often is crazy big. The skill gap depends on the lobbies you join, so for your first attempts at BR, you'll probably face mostly bots. I remember the first time we played with my son we got 14 wins in a row with an average of 10-20 kills per match. But the moment you start playing against more/less experienced players with game sense and decent mechanics, they pretty much destroy you instantly. I won't deny it - it's discouraging. One thing I can recommend, go to creative practice maps and spend more time there. There are tons of tutorials on YT. Some of the practice maps let you play against tons of bots. For the beginner, might be less discouraging... IMHO, Fortnite build mode is probably the most complex game mechanically that I've seen, and I've been playing shooters since the very first PCs. But it also provides you with tons of stuff to constantly learn and improve as it is not just point and click .

the problem is that building in Fortnite is so complicated and deep. and it's purely built by players who have played for years. kind of like rocket league mechanics. the devs probably never saw this coming. which is what makes the game so special. it's a natural skill progression driven by the players drive to get better. it's not some fabricated competitive games. so a tutorial on building won't really help that much

@@UldisBizW Dad

I don't know if it is still relevant to you, but here's my take. As an adult with a wife, two children, a marketing agency to run, and a relatively slow mind when it comes to FN BR, I'm not naturally gifted and no one would peg me for 'next Bugha', and I struggled a lot. For about 2 years I couldn't kill a single real player in BR (zero builds are more forgiving), and, obviously, it was very frustrating. Yes, it was that bad. I just simply 'don't get it' when my son 'just gets it' and learns/improves super-fast. Less than a month ago, when I was fed up with feeling like a total 'cushion' in this game where everyone just kicks me aside, and moves on like I don't exist. In my profession (SEO, digital marketing), I'm among the best in the world, but in FN BR I was a total bottom feeder. Many times I said "I'm done with this s#it! I'm not improving at all" but my son and his teenage buddies have always been encouraging "You'll get there Business... you are getting better Biz". I just enjoy the bonding and team comradery in this game. Also, there's plenty of time for a good giggle, and just having fun around. So, I made a decision to hire a coach and learn the game step by step. With the help of coach Zykoma, it took me less than a month to start feeling comfortable in the game. Two days ago I beat 1v1 in the Pit one of my son's teenage buddies (18:9), who's been casually playing FN BR since Season 1, and is currently grinding towards unreal with my son. I don't want to hijack ReissHub's thread (much respect to Reisshub and his expertise), but I suggest, checking coach Zykoma's videos as well. If you can afford it, go for coaching. For me personally, the two biggest breakthroughs that ACTUALLY catapulted me forward in terms of progress were buying some extra gear (Azeron Cyborg, 200hz monitor and VGN Dragonfly Moba edition mouse) and working with a professional FN BR coach. I've watched tons of educational videos on this channel and many others, and there's a lot of great advice, no doubt. Somehow, for me personally structured, step-by-step approach to practice the right things at the right sequence was necessary. I only regret not doing it earlier. Don't give up, just find the right advice, practice and celebrate small wins, and don't beat yourself up (I know I've been guilty of having very harsh self-talk). If I'm not mistaken, you are young, you won't need two years, I'm sure ;) My son was decent in 2 months on default FN settings, a 60hz monitor and my old laptop, haha.

@@avuci yesterday I accidentally walked in on a PUBG Mobile championship in a mall, and I thought to myself 'Geez, this game is mechanically so ridiculously simple'. Camping, peaking and shooting, that's about it. Master these two things and you are king. I got bored watching the best in the region, seemed to me like they were just camping all the time, and occasionally shooting. Obviously, it's most probably not the case and actual PUBG players wouldn't agree with me, but one thing that I love about FN BR is that it feels like there's never an end to improvement, there's always some new item, new thing to learn. I love progress, improving, getting better, so I'm not giving up, even though most kids are more skilled than old uncle Biz...

Same here, FN buddies would laugh at me when I said a no build mode would be more fun, at least for the casual players. The trajectory of the game where being good at building would become by far the most important skillset within the game, it became more and more clear. It was quite obvious - spending hours to practice edits, farming materials between fights, high intensity builds. Playing this game was a cognitive overload at its finest, and people were tired af after playing it for couple of hours. Moreover, playing it with high ping, or lower frames, would be also extremely disadvantageous. Not everyone wanted to become a pro, FN started eating up itself, because without casuals, the pro scene can't exist, but this is a thing most wannabe pro toxic kids and streamers wouldn't understand. Good move by EPIC. Now I can play few no build games, just as I would play some Battlefield or CoD.

I'm an old noob playing build modes with my teenage son who's light years ahead of me skill-wise. My advice, is don't jump into Arena (or currently 'ranked mode') straight away - it will just discourage you as pretty much everyone will take you on like you don't matter at all. Start with bots and creative maps, then play in 'non-ranked' mode. Learning building and editing can be fun but the skill gap in Arena will be too much for you to handle. Good luck.

If you go by the outline he provided in the video by first developing the muscle memory to build a wall in reaction to getting shot at it goes a long way to get an upper hand on the opponent. If they are god tier then I recommend building up a ramp like you know what you're doing and they will tend to do the same in return and then run away as fast as you can once they loose sight of you. lol. I just practiced placing one type of piece defensively and offensively until I could do it instinctively and then added the others as needed from there. After getting the palcements down, go to creative for a few minutes before queing up in BR and practice wall, floor, ramp and cone edits. You don't have to be amazing to take down a pro player, they all tend to be overly aggressive and if you box up and wait for them to come in your box you can tend to win often by using a cone or ramp in your box and editing it out of the way to take a shot as they break the wall, just watch the health bar of the wall/ramp/come/etc and time the shot. I'm like the guy he mentions on the video, I don't play 8 hours a day. I play for maybe 2 and since Season 5 Chapter 1, the skill's have come slowly but surely

Me too. I come from TF2, of course I'm used to a first person camera and some quirks and mechanics from there. Getting into normal BR Fortnite feels too fast and I actually die faster in the game (Not even reaching 75th place). Meanwhile, no-build BR Fortnite it's just perfect for me. Heck, it even help me get into third person shooters better.

aye man, you’re never too old for games.

sadly, right before it was reverted, players started to bypass the change by binding building to scroll wheel so they could continue to spam or literally spam clicking as fast as possible.

@@sausagetutiyou can just place a wall AND a stair behind it and both of them block the shots and none will bleed through

Its so funny when people who have no idea how something works comment on it. Bro said building is "just spamming and low ping" LOOOL. Building in fortntie is one of the most mechanically complex features in any video game, it takes a LOT of skill, and yes, strategy.

@@sausagetuti its true LMAO

That's what I said, make it so there is a building stamina and you could only build around 5 builds every 10 seconds. That way we could still navigate the map with ease, or build cover without the overshield. And we could lose the people building the Burj Khalifa when a single bullet hits them.

Turbo build off, height limit of 2 or 3 (unless attatched to hill) no hot keys and edit delays and bam, og fortnite feels haha

@@zephyr36381 build every 2 seconds? So what the f is that?

Skill issue in building 😂

In other words you can’t keep up

start of chaper 2 wtf that's so late prime fortnite was like season 1 - 3

@@raphaelverano5127 and

@@raphaelverano5127 prime was season 5-7... before that it was unrefined.