https://3speak.tv/watch?v=triverse/mmnimgmo
This round was a fair bit of opponents trying to be sneaky or get the jump on me with the flight suit. Hint, it didn’t work out the way they thought it would. Not one of their better plans.

No Arc gun, no flight suit, no jump pads, just good old fashion foot movement and some vehicle travel towards the end. This round mainly centered around the desert biome in the central area.

What is sad is, most of these attempts to be stealthy would have worked out so much better had they not given themselves away. I am sure a few were bots but at least the last one was a real player. A real player that obviously misjudged the outcome of challenging a Storm Trooper on a mountaintop.

If you enjoy focused games with some backtracking, then this is the match for you. If you prefer matches that run the gamut of biomes available, lots of travel, etc. then you maybe bored to tears with this round.

https://3speak.tv/watch?v=triverse/akudrpqr
Have you ever had a round of Fortnite that you just knew was going to end in an epic manner? That was me in this round, I just had a feeling it was going to be like a dream being ripped away. I just wasn’t sure “how”. Hence the title, sometimes you just have to accept fate. I was at peace with it, I knew when the time came, I had a good run and went out on my terms.

As usual, The Empire Lookout Post was guarded by me this round, at least for a while. It was a good place to be this round too, picking up several eliminations.

Rotation was very little, again till the end where it swung hard East to the desert area. Sadly, this is where my Storm Troopers watch ended but I took a few opponents with me along the way.

I went out accepting my fate. It was a lost cause trying to survive the storm. Best to go out on your own terms.

Have you ever had a round of Fortnite that you just knew was going to end in an epic manner? That was me in this round, I just had a feeling it was going to be like a dream being ripped away. I just wasn’t sure “how”. Hence the title, sometimes you just have to accept fate. I was at peace with it, I knew when the time came, I had a good run and went out on my terms.

As usual, The Empire Lookout Post was guarded by me this round, at least for a while. It was a good place to be this round too, picking up several eliminations.

Rotation was very little, again till the end where it swung hard East to the desert area. Sadly, this is where my Storm Troopers watch ended but I took a few opponents with me along the way.

I went out accepting my fate. It was a lost cause trying to survive the storm. Best to go out on your own terms.

https://3speak.tv/watch?v=triverse/cchappyr
One hit point. That is what I had left as we were down to the final 3 this round. I had no access to heals, nor shields. It was a hail Mary one last drive, knowing your time is done. That is the end of this match that features double digit eliminations. As with most great stories, the ending is not the best part, it is the journey. Same for this match.

As usual, I landed in my favorite area East of Central and found myself in a predicament. Someone took my watch tower, so I had to adjust my tactics a bit. I needed weapons fast and I needed cover to let the others eliminate themselves, or at least weaken opponents, then I could strike.

Strike I did. I sent some decent sniper shots, a bit of stealth elimination, and of course I had to get some shotgun action there. It wouldn’t be a round of Fortnite if I didn’t get some shot gun action in.

For the most part, rotation was very little, other than voluntary until the last portion. It took a wild swing to Southeast then. Thanks to mobility options like the wing suit it was no problem to keep up with though.

All in all, I think this was a satisfactory match. I enjoyed it and commend the person that eliminated me, they were spot on with their shot.

https://3speak.tv/watch?v=triverse/lfkyvcjy
For the most part this round was mostly long-distance hellos though as the storm shrank, that changed accordingly. There is a fair bit of rotation, but it was mostly contained in the desert region. If you are a fan of combat in the woods or snow, then this may not be the video for you.

I am a big fan of the Deadeye Rifle and the dual shotguns. They work best for my style of play. The sniper rifle this season is one I will always struggle to fit in my inventory if I don’t have a deadeye rifle or dual shotguns. I am not one to carry health or shields as I prefer heavy offense and Hail Mary tactics.

I did revert back to my old ways a bit in grabbing an SUV and using it for more than just mobility. A vehicle makes a great distraction, especially if you can use other obstacles to farther conceal your moves.

All in all, this was a great, fun round of Fortnite for me. That ending caught me off guard too, it was a genuine surprise. The winner of this round played their hand better and to their advantage in a fantastic way. They used concealment and timing to take the win.

https://3speak.tv/watch?v=triverse/hnvwcgyf
Anyone that plays Fortnite very much knows rotation is key. Sometimes your landing spot is almost perfect and requires little rotation, other times, it is about as far away from the safe zone as you can get. While this round was more the former, as we progressed, we were forced to go to North/Northwest quite a bit after starting more centrally, a bit East even. It wasn’t the storm that forced me to rotate as much as other players.

The easiest elimination this round was the first one. I was thinking, great, someone beat me to my favorite landing spot, but it turned out to be a bot. I am pretty sure that was a bot, most players would have gone for the weapon right there. Instead, they went to gather materials. I even gave them a chance to run but nope. They hung out so I took them back to the lobby.

It took me a few minutes to get a Deadeye, my favorite rifle this season, more so than even the sniper rifle, which I love having back. The sniper rifle only chambering two rounds makes it harder to work unless you can eliminate your opponent with those two shots. Anyone that has watched my content much knows, I usually do not get the elimination in those first two shots.

There is a mix of pushing, running away to fight another day, and scope eliminations this round. Those wanting a bit of variety should find themselves entertained with this one.

https://3speak.tv/watch?v=triverse/evtdgvne
The action in this round was mostly from high ground or lots of jumping. I think I did more jumping in this round than I have ever in Fortnite. I have been playing off and on since 2019. It was an interesting challenge getting to take on opponents that understood the value of having the high ground though. This is something I have not really experienced while playing Build Mode. Most resort to building walls for defense rather than offense.

Some opponents decided to push, others emoted in no dance zones as ordered by the Empire. All had to go down in battle. Unfortunately, the one that ran is the one that took me out of this round using build/blocking techniques.

All in all, this was also one of my most enjoyable rounds of Fortnite. Taking on opponents using different tactics constantly forced me to change my tactics. Playing matches where you can do one tactic the whole match is a boring round of Fortnite to me.

https://3speak.tv/watch?v=triverse/rxieubvu
This match was pretty much in my sweet spot of this seasons map. I love this spot because it seems to be the focal point for lots of action. At one point there were 4 or 5 battles going on all around me, it was hard to choose which way to go.

This area also has a problem in that it is easy to scope out others if you are just a little patient. Give them time to come out or come to you. That happens a lot in this area.

If you are new to Fortnite and learn through aggressive gaming then this is the spot for you. If not, I suggest landing elsewhere, along the coasts somewhere are often safer bets.

The problem with landing on a coastline is, well, the storm doesn’t usually end there. First move with the storm is usually inward more so landing on the edge will require rotating hard. Grab some mobility and you will be good to go though.

https://3speak.tv/watch?v=triverse/qnhgokow
This round of Fortnite required a lot more rotation than I am used to in these matches. Opponents tried everything except running me over with a vehicle here. They built, sniped, sneaked up, and tried their best to take the win but it was all in vain.

If you feel Storm Troopers/Clone Troopers should not have good aim, you may want to skip this video. I played as I could, but people hardly supported me, just to show the haters on YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok that I can indeed play decently. Am I a Top 100 player? Not likely but I have adopted a certain playstyle to farm interaction from haters.

Why would I do that?

I figure the more time I can waste of people that go out of their way to hate people enjoying a game like Fortnite all the better. That is less time they have available to spend on someone else’s content, someone that might take their troll comments to heart and stop playing.

The action this round stays squarely in the desert area of East Central and East of the map. No jungle or snow sections from my perspective. I landed in my usual spot, a lookout tower/hot air balloon checkpoint near the desert/snow/jungle areas. I refer to it as the elimination area as most players that land there end up being eliminated. Me included.

If you play Fortnite and are looking for someone to play with, I have a sporadic schedule but try to play at least once a day.

https://3speak.tv/watch?v=triverse/abmyqtqi
This round of Fortnite has no up close and personal eliminations, no vehicles, and the lightning gun does not come into play, at least not by me. If that sounds like a great time to you, here you go.

I have cut off the landing and early scavenging as that is not interesting. The video starts with just enough pretense so you can get your bearings on where we are starting out the match at, and oddly enough, we stayed generally there.

I am not going to sit here and tell you lies like “I meant to hit that shot” because, well, I am not that good. Those “WTF” shots in this round, or any round honestly, are all lucky shots.

That self-revival does throw me off a bit though. “Knocking” opponents in a single player round will always look weird to me.

Almost every elimination here was long distance. I made sure to keep my distance this round and it almost, ALMOST, paid off.

https://3speak.tv/watch?v=triverse/kazypiok
This round was a little bit of everything, even some Smoky and the Bandit style vehicle get aways early on. I was SEVERELY surrounded first thing in this match, I tried dropping in closer to the launch point (it was the wave, not the bus), a spot on the upper West side where I normally never land.

I have been trying new drop points to see if I can switch things up a bit. I figure people are tired of seeing me land in the central East spot I enjoy dropping in at. This round was in nearly 100% new places on the map for me. I have only been in this region once or twice before as I was trying to complete the South Park theme park ride quest. Outside of that, I try to stick to the snow/desert areas as much as possible.

I ultimately took what is often perceived as the cheap way out using the arc gun/lightning gun in the end. It is free for all, so you do what you must do, right?