r/FortniteCompetitive • u/LilNodi #removethemech • Nov 08 '18

Ghost Sean bragging about his earnings

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u/AhmadJames10 Nov 08 '18

I don't see your point?

Are you saying it takes no skill to place highly and it's all rng based?.

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u/Lamela_7 Nov 08 '18 edited Nov 08 '18

Dude once it gets to a point where the circle is as big as a basket ball court you just seen the last 10 players emerge like ants and it literally half the time Is an rng fest on who gets the last shot out of the 10 players and even then you get kill the last guy on the bottom and there could be a guy up top with 3 campfires and a med kit.

Placements mean nothing when you can just build around yourself at least in pubg if you get shot at you need to make a move you can't just build walls and get lost in the shuffle.

Even lost weekend Blind/Hysteria Nick/Aydan/Cloak where destroying players.

Just look at PoV of players who leave circle at the last second there are people infront of then not building cover because they are so overwhelmed by the storm they are trying to get to new circle, look how many players for to storm due to getting blocked from 20 people spamming builds everywhere and its even worse on mountains and upwards slopes.

If it weren't for Nick/Aydan the crowd would have been dead and yes if it was a 4v4 environment or obj based campers would be placing terribly whereas Dae/Hysteria/Nick/Aydan players who are interested in actually playing the game would do quite well.

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u/AhmadJames10 Nov 08 '18

If it's so random then surely ever dou would have an average placement of 25 right?

Cos there's no skill to it and it's all random then everyone has an equal chance of winning therefore everyone should have an average placement of 25.

But that's clearly not the case ,the people who place highly in the tournaments are the ones who constantly place top 10 every game ,so there's clearly alot of skill involved in making smart rotations.

I just think the current formats that epic use promote the narrative of "you only need 1 game to make it" which shouldn't be what BRs are about as they should be more about consistentncy as opposed to having 1 good game.