havent won a single fight in the last 15 ranked matches. What do i do?

I've seen a lot of people switching to keyboard for the first time, or just switching keybinds, and I noticed a lot of people are struggling to find keybinds that are right for them. Well I was bored during downtime and made a spreadsheet of the top 50 keyboard players in the world (FNCS Global Championship leaderboard)

The first section is all of the players and their keybinds, so if you just want to copy 1 person, you can see then there

The bottom part is all of the individual keybinds for each build, and how many people use them

MOST COMMON PRO BINDS: Wall: MB5 Floor: X Stair: MB4 Cone: L-Shift Edit: F

Hey r/FortniteCompetitive,

Please use this thread to ask about:

• Potential PC Builds / Specs
• Component Upgrades
• Controllers / Paddles
• Keyboards
• Mice
• Framerate Issues
• PC Optimization
• Ping Issues
• Keybinds / Optimal Binds
• Edit on Release On / Off
• Input Lag
• Console Settings
• Stretched Resolution

We will no longer be allowing user-specific, peripheral, or PC-specific posts on this sub, it's gotten to be too much of a queue of the same 5 types of questions being asked over and over! Use this thread and it's previous instances for reference!

Cheers,

Tha Mods

18 poi's definitely up there with the most poi's ever

Hey everyone! I’ve got an idea for Fortnite’s Edit on Release setting—what if they added a 4th option?

Here’s how it could work: • Quick Edits: If you release your selection normally, the edit confirms automatically, just like Edit on Release. • Controlled Edits: If you’re holding your edit key for a hold time duration, the edit key takes over. Instead of confirming when you release the selection, it will confirm when you release the edit keybind.

This would let you position your character and your shot better before confirming the edit, while still keeping the speed of Edit on Release for quick plays. It’s kind of the best of both worlds—fast edits with better control and visibility.

What do you think? Would you guys this setting?

I've been historically awful at everything regarding movement, such as horrible stamina management, rotation, and knowing how to effectively make use of mobility items. Given Ch6 is introducing new movement mechanics, such as wall hopping and high jumping, I was curious on if maps existed that would allow me to play trough scenarios to improve on these aspects?

https://reddit.com/link/1h3f9mc/video/eqhgpuq8724e1/player

to be fair, i know the issue with the weapon pulling out during sprinting, making you think you have your weapon out when in reality your builds are out is very well known, but this type of issue can mess up a lot of players. For example, if you wanna sprint to one corner of the build, you're gonna just end up cancelling your edit instead of having an advantage, potentially getting yourself killed or prolonging the fight for longer than it should have taken, In my opinion, this should be fixed in the way that you always have what you had out beforehand during sprinting, so these issues don't occur. It's a simple fix but helps a lot.

https://youtu.be/Mo-m1omg9xU?si=68QiZSpDGKlm4LnJ

Crazy how they leaked it in the live event

With the competitive news this season, Epic has made some changes to FNCS and a few other tournaments which mainly addresses cheating. One of those were the solo tournaments. Now I am aware that the solo victory cups have been an enjoyable experience to watch and play in, but due to the state of competitive, going back to the original solo cash cups seems understandable. One, cheating, obivously. Since both rounds 1 and 2 happen on the same day, it makes it harder for Epic to ban cheaters before round 2 as they only have maximum 3 hours to ban any cheaters before round 2. Going back to original cash cups and having opens and finals on different days gives Epic a great amount of time to ban any qualified cheaters. Two, heal off. Ever since Epic has changed the way medkits work, pretty much almost every endgame has gone off to heal off until storm sickness. Because of this, it's made victory royales not that exciting and instead stale and boring. If you watch Muz or any other pro win a game in chapter 4 and compare it to them winning in chapter 5, the reactions are probably night and day. Hence why Epic changed solo cash cups going into chapter 6.

Is it just me or have i been seeing like multiple pros start switching to edit on release again, it was clix,veno, and now i recently saw batman bugha switching to edit on release? Is eor off just not as abad cause i remebr veno talking about how your pullout time is faster with eor on

I've run it through virustotal and multiple other maleware detections and it keeps detecting a trojan?

Hey there,

I am an unreal ZB reload player (hit first unreal this season), but I want to start building because I feel like it adds another layer of skill and strategy to the game. Because I'm quite good in ZB, my aim and movement are good as well (at least I like to think so) so I need to get to work bettering my building. I can crank 90s, but that's about it. How do I start getting better at building? I feel like I struggle especially at getting inside someone's box. I am a PC player for reference. Thanks!

https://youtu.be/KCxZ4njtiuw

I want it to be hitscan, but to me it looks like the bullets are projectile. People are slowing down the video and saying the bullet hits in one frame though, not sure if that happens even with projectile just because it only shows a close up fight. What do you guys think?

There's also a possibility they could somehow make it a mix of both to appeal to everybody.

I didn't know where else to post to get reasonable informed response or advice about the simplest way to get around this on a map. I'm new to Fortnite but I've searched 8-10 aim trainers and all the surfaces I've come to but I can't find any that mark hit placement hit's for most of the weapons. It seems very strange that they wouldn't have one.