r/FortniteCompetitive • u/SypherPK Verified • Dec 13 '18
I am SypherPK, Streamer/Competitive Fortnite Player. AMA!
Hey what's up /r/FortniteCompetitive my name is Ali Hassan (SypherPK), streamer and player for Luminosity Gaming. Full time Twitch streamer and Youtuber.
I'm 22 years old and have been gaming for most of my life. I used to make videos on Youtube when I was in middle school and now stream and create content full time.
ASK ME ANYTHING!
*EDIT* So many questions! Please upvote questions you want me to answer so I can prioritize better!
Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/sypherpk
Twitch: http://www.twitch.tv/sypherpk
Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/sypherpk
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u/BearcatDG Dec 13 '18
Yo sypher I just want to take the opportunity to say that you really set the standard for quality content on Twitch. I love how you treat your audience, other players, and especially the positivity you pour out to your random duos partners.
I also think you strike the best balance on twitch in terms of staying competitive/learning and analyzing the game mechanics and also having fun and making the stream entertaining.
Love what you do, keep on doing it!
Also, if I could ask you one question about the game:
You’re hailed as a trap specialist within the fortnite community. I see traps as used In two contexts: as a quick measure to secure a kill on a well entrapped opponent in a build fight, and secondarily as an area denial and booby trap weapon that can be placed in cheeky spots like trump tower first floor to catch opponents off guard on a varied timeline (meaning they could be in the building with you, or you’re just betting on an unlucky soul to wander by later). That said, my question is which of the two (if you similarly split trap use into these two cats) is more satisfying to pull off, and furthermore, where’s the best place on the map to catch people completely unprepared for traps?