43 and can still hang with the teens in build mode😂 whats this no build nonsense , kids are so predictable with their edits,and all the playing styles i find are very similar they all copy each other with minor changes in styles of game play. Cant triple edit constantly in battle but double edits are no problem for this ol guy😂👍👍💯
Top tier content my man. This really was a workshop. You could have mailed in a 5-6min version of this where you talk high-level and never really showcase real-world examples, but you put this together flawlessly.
Excellent video! I’ve been trying to improve and this just opened my eyes on what I was doing wrong. I take way too many 50/50 fights. Too many times I over extend and lose or take unnecessary damage cause I’m overly aggressive. Thanks for all the tips on resetting a fight and turning it to your advantage. Keep it up, you’re doing an amazing job!
Two other pieces of advice are how you move between POIs. Sometimes the scenic route is better to prevent you getting caught out in the middle of a field. Equipment helps but even using hills and ridges and help. The other, this season in particular. Watch the Strom and zone. Get close to zone first. My reflex if I see/hear a fight is to run towards it and 3rd party or take advantage. But if I have to run back to the edge of zone, or its about to move... Don't. Move towards zone and predict where you think those players my move from and make them come to you. Helps you keep that long/medium distance.
Also fun fact : if you have a Soaring Sprint augment try jumping on a Mushroom , mostly you'll see it on the Jungle Biome , it will give you a huge jump boost.
Just found your videos and they’re so useful. Especially like the bits where you’ve made the mistakes but then go through your error. Makes it more relatable. 😊
Hey Toby, I finished your video, jumped into the game applying / pea ring the right shoulder peek… bruuuuuhhhh it’s a game changer, 90% of the game and the battles I felt in absolute control. This is the kind of things that us, casuals are looking but nobody or little people tell, I’m definitely supporting you man. Thank you for sharing the expertise! Cheers
Toby- congrats on another fantastic video. Great quality and extremely useful as we expect from you. I have a suggestion for a future video- the zero build community seems to be growing recently- and there has been a recent boom in “zero build realistic” maps that seem to be very popular. These maps incorporate bunkers and advanced zero build mechanics to win. I know you provided a short video on bunkers already, but i was wondering whether a video on these realistic maps and how to be effective in them would be something you would be interested in helping us in. One of the main focus in these maps is outplaying others with bunkers. I currently am really struggling with this and despite having good aim, im getting outplayed by others who seem to know how to move around bunkers and place them effectively.
Mindblown 🤯 This is another amazing teaching video. I didn’t even realize how long it was until I read a comment about it being 43 min. That’s when you know it’s good!!! I was soaking up every bit of information. I have a lot to practice and keep fresh on the mind while playing. Huge thanks 😊
I’ve seen a lot of shorter videos explaining the same stuff but no one has gone that much in depth, watching your video is like a lightbulb going off in your head thinking I get it now. Great video man
Notes to self: - Prioritize right shoulder peek advantage. Never go left shoulder. - Prioritize high ground, and take peek shots to abuse head glitching. Don’t forget to move to different angles. - Don’t ever use bad high ground: where you can’t see the person below you unless you go to the edge of the high ground. - If you get hurt in a 1v1 and lose the advantage, rotate away to regain the advantage and let them go to *you*. - LET THE ENEMY MAKE THE FIRST MISTAKE. One mistake is all it takes to lose. Never give up the advantage. - Never take 50/50 fights. - Ideal fight situation: Good cover + medium range. - Always have space between you so you have the chance to get away. Reset the fight if things go wrong. - “Break” the other player’s camera to avoid being found. - Become a difficult target. Utilize the element of surprise-make them go “This person plays so weird!” - Do not give up in fights, even if it seems hopeless. - Always watch for visual audio. - Keep an eye on your enemies. Anticipate their movements. - Light up your enemy. Keep the pressure on. Knock out their cover.
Your content is amazing! I've been studying your stuff religiously since i started playing this month, and you've been helping me have a lot of fun. Thanks for showing me what I can do to improve when it feels like I just keep getting blasted...
This was an awesome video. I love how you don’t just say do this, do that without explaining why. I love how you explain things, show the 2 different perspectives and prove why you should do things the way that you suggest. I also like how you talk at a normal speed. So many gaming TH-camrs talk 100 miles and hour and you miss what they are trying to say. I will take these tips and impress my nephew on how much I have improved next time we play. Keep up the great content!
Thank you so much for this incredible content! I've been playing shooters for years, and I love how you consistently spoke about the advantages and disadvantages of a gunfight. Your knowledge made so much sense, and it was straight to the point with examples. And I loved every second.
Bro You have made me such a better player in just 3 days of watching (and rewatching) some of your videos My favorite Fortnite TH-cam channel now Thank you
this video has been really helpful in my reflection of my strategies and how well I tolerate tough spots but honestly at 40:00 to 42:00 I don't understand why what you did was so wrong. you technically has high ground and he would've been in mantle animation for a second and when you fell (which maybe was the only mistake I could understand, which is giving up the high ground?) You try to go for cover but he was quicker to you. am I missing something? I find a lot of my deaths go exactly like this example so maybe that's why it's hard for me to grasp. edit: I love that you showed the wins but also the loses, it really helps to relate and see ourselves in the situation and imagine how we'd apply the techniques you're teaching btw. you're a great teacher.
I have been playing Fortnite off and on since it came out and I learn something new from each of your videos. Thank you for all the time and effort you put into these and please keep them coming!
Great video, as always..! I used these tips in a match today. I was pinned down by a player with an MK, was hurt and I couldn't hit him enough with my DMR. So I waited behind cover until he got impatient and pushed me... I used the right shoulder peek, lined up the shot and easily finished the fight with a pump /SMG combo. Without your video I probably would have tried a long range battle with an inferior gun...Thanks!
Dude your guides are amazing! I can't imagine how much work you put into these i had so much trouble wrapping my head around some of the basic tactics, wondering why they won't work for me. there's so much nuance to these tactics, only now do I how it works and what I've been doing wrong. Thanks for putting this out here!
I can't believe this is almost a 45min video, but I can't stop watching. lol. Like, I wasn't sure if I wanted to commit, but the information is so well organized and broken down to it's core that it makes it hard to click off. 10/10 Very well put together. Extremely valuable information.
Thank you! Haha I definitely second guessed myself about making it this long.... but then put myself into a viewers shoes... there is a lot to be learned with 1v1s and a 20 minute video just doesn't cover it well enough
Great content. I'm a new subscriber. I played the first few seasons of fortnite when it was released and just came back to it. Your videos have helped me a lot. I got my first victory yesterday. Thanks!
FINALLY!!! A non hyperverbal/hyperbolic streamer for fortnight tips! Have just mainlined 4 of your videos and liked, subscribed and yes... ticked the 🔔 for all notification 😂. Good content mate, love the zero build mode and i have found your videos very helpful already. Now to try out what you have taught me Master Shinobi. Cheers from Australia 🇦🇺 👍🏻
Thanks for posting another great vid. After just one week, I'm already seeing immediate improvement in my solo game by applying your tips and strategies. The drills and practice maps you've made and recommend have been super helpful to help improve my aim and movement. Keep them coming.
This season my right hand peaks are punished with quick scope headshots, They also get ultra rushed by grapple blades and shockwaves to ruin my advantages of punishing open run throughs. I think an in depth tutorial of using movement to create the strategies of advantage you teach would be great every season.
man this was really helpful because one of my key weaknesses is taking too many 50-50s without any opening tags so thank you for this. i have a question though. in the clip at 25:40 where you won, let’s say the last guy didn’t have bunkers or shockwaves to push you (which it seems he didn’t). would the best move be to put pressure on you by trying to break your cover while holding a right angle peak and if not that then what do you think?
He had the next zone pull, so he didn't have to move. If he was going to push me here, then he should have gone around the rock and further to his right to cut the angle from a right shoulder peek - even better would be climbing up the rock and sprint jumping off it to close the gap quicker while being hard to hit. He just needed get into my porta fort without taking big damage to have an advantage, which I knew and was keeping him from doing... but yeah he was just to hasty and ran nearly straight at me through an open field - which is never a good move. He even had a truck behind him he could have used to push me... anything but sprinting in a straight line at me without cover.
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:54 🔍 *Understanding the Right Shoulder Peak* - Right shoulder peeking is a powerful tactic in Fortnite, offering a significant advantage. - Utilizing the right shoulder peek grants a player the ability to shoot while remaining minimally exposed. - Whether in close-range or long-range fights, the right shoulder peek provides an edge. 04:28 🏔️ *Importance of High Ground and Head Glitches* - High ground and head glitches offer substantial advantages in fights. - Leveraging high ground allows control over engagements and frustrates opponents. - Understanding good versus bad high ground can drastically influence the outcome of battles. 06:51 🔄 *Rotating for Advantage in 1v1s* - Rotating for an advantage during a 1v1 allows for control over the fight's tempo. - Avoiding mistakes is crucial; capitalizing on the opponent's errors often leads to success. - Maintaining medium distance and strategic positioning minimizes risk and maximizes control. 13:27 📏 *Understanding Distance in 1v1s* - Avoiding 50/50 fights by maintaining medium range and utilizing cover is key. - Creating distance provides opportunities to reset, forcing opponents to chase or make mistakes. - Controlling engagement distance is pivotal in determining the fight's outcome. 16:04 ♟️ *Applying Tactics in Real-Game Scenarios* - Real-game examples demonstrate the application of tactics learned. - Using port-a-forts, assessing situations, and making strategic decisions in live gameplay. - Highlighting the application of learned fundamentals in practical in-game scenarios. 17:13 🔫 *Strategizing and Outplaying Opponents* - Tactical decision-making in a fight, - Maintaining advantageous positioning, - Anticipating opponent movements. 18:08 🚗 *Adapting and Reacting in Combat* - Adjusting to surprise attacks, - Evaluating ammo usage and opponent's resources, - Maintaining control in unpredictable situations. 19:18 🏃♂️ *Maintaining Strategic Advantage* - Utilizing high ground effectively, - Anticipating opponent movements to prevent mistakes, - Keeping control to avoid being caught off guard. 20:16 🛡️ *Staying Composed and Turning the Tables* - Not giving up even in challenging scenarios, - Utilizing fortifications and strategies under pressure, - Seizing unexpected opportunities to reverse the fight. 21:26 🎯 *Leveraging Strategy over Mechanics* - Emphasizing strategy over mechanical skill, - Overcoming odds through tactical gameplay, - Focusing on advantages rather than perfect execution. 22:51 🔄 *Adapting and Shifting Tactics Mid-Fight* - Shifting strategies against new opponents, - Prioritizing advantageous positions in combat, - Evolving tactics to counter different playstyles. 23:33 🌟 *Capitalizing on Opponent Mistakes* - Identifying and exploiting opponent errors, - Recognizing common mistakes in combat, - Turning opponents' missteps into advantages. 25:12 ⚔️ *Mastering Third-Person Perspective* - Emphasizing the power of third-person perspective, - Leveraging camera advantages for tactical play, - Transitioning skills from first-person to third-person gameplay. 26:50 🌳 *Positioning and Angle Advantage* - Emphasizing the importance of right shoulder peeks, - Maintaining advantageous angles in combat, - Avoiding left shoulder peeking to retain advantages. 28:31 🔄 *Recognizing and Preventing Mistakes* - Analyzing opponent behavior for mistakes, - Maintaining control to avoid giving advantages, - Capitalizing on opponents' positional errors. 31:48 🎯 *Patient and Strategic Combat* - Avoiding committing the first mistake in a fight, - Using opponent errors to secure victory, - Leveraging patience and strategic positioning. 32:31 🔍 *Surprise and Aggression Tactics* - Utilizing surprise and aggression for quick fights, - Swift tactical decisions in unexpected scenarios, - Balancing aggressive plays with strategic retreats. 32:59 🎮 *1v1 Fortnite Strategies* - Strategies for winning 1v1 fights in Fortnite, *- Understanding opponent movement and radar cues.* *- Leveraging opponent frustration to capitalize on mistakes.* *- Importance of equipment in Zero Build gameplay.* 34:39 🏃♂️ *Utilizing Surprises and Risk-taking* - Employing surprise tactics in fights, utilizing risky but effective maneuvers. *- Using element of surprise to catch opponents off guard.* *- Risk-reward balance in aggressive gameplay strategies.* 36:31 ⚔️ *Learning from Mistakes in Endgame* - Analyzing mistakes made in endgame situations. *- Managing high-pressure situations in endgame.* *- Evaluating decision-making under stress and adapting to endgame scenarios.* 40:13 🌟 *Importance of High Ground and Decision-making* - Highlighting the significance of high ground in controlling fights. *- Making crucial decisions based on positioning and advantages.* *- Recognizing errors in decision-making and managing 50/50 situations.* Made with HARPA AI
I cant thank you enough, your videos gave me the confidence i needed, im doing moves switching weapons so fast and accurate when needed that im shocked by myself. While playing im memorizing what you’re saying, right shoulder peek, always at a high ground etc.. still losing fights but thanks to you i dont give up! Thank you, you got yourself a new subscriber :)!
Thanks man I've been playing since og s2 and your content has given me the motivation to truly try and get better at the game as before I just winged it for years
This is an awesome video! After watching this i realize most of the fights i take are 50/50s. I never really realized that you actually have to think before you shout and use strategy. This is gonna completely change the way i play. Def gonna use your creator code now thanks a ton!
Awesome Video. This is the most informative fortnite how to content ever. Watching your videos over the last few months has improved my game play immensely. Thank you, Keep the content coming.
Great video! I definitely see that I need to adjust my positioning and strategy during fights. I'm pretty new to Fortnite. My kids and grandkids got me on the game, and it's a way for me to "spend more time with them" considering they live in another state. I have decent aim (I wouldn't even call it good) so I'm ok at mid range fights. Close range fights are my issue. I play on PS5, and I use my right thumb for both the aim stick and jumping. Do you have any tips on how to improve my aim while jumping? Thanks.
That's a tough one. For that skill, I'd try to practice both maneuvering your aim stick during the mantle animation (when you won't be able to shoot, anyway) and to practice aiming with your movement/before you jump. Remember, you're not trying to flick- When you come down, your crosshair should already be over where you think your enemy is, and it should be easy as pulling trigger. Biggest thing you can do, however (and this is a tip that Toby says often in his videos, it's helped me a lot); try to be gentler on the trigger pulls. If your muscles are tense, you're gripping the entire controller without noticing it and it'll make it harder to do those small adjustments. Good luck out there, and if Toby drops in; listen to him over me, eh? Respect.
@@NopeDotAVI_real Thanks for taking the time to reply, and I really appreciate the advice and tips. As a relatively new player, I'm just trying to not embarrass myself out there. 🤣
Hey! I highly recommend watching my shotgun aim training video. You can work in jump shots into the routine and it's REALLY going to help you. It's more about allowing your crosshair to fall into your target than trying to whip onto them.
You can ADS. I suggest strafing out, quickly ADS'ing, shooting your shot, un-ADS'ing and strafing back to cover. That is quicker than ads strafing out... also gives you more visibility before hand.
Best fortnite coach. Before this video all i did was to see who has the better ping and aim (even that i have like garbage internet around 100ms and an averege fps of 40). Love your content.
Azeron keypad is what I use. And yes it's much easier to learn than keyboard because it has an analog stick for WASD and there are over 30 buttons at your fingertips. Also extremely customizable to be super comfortable. Use code: shinobi , if you purchase one for a small discount!
This video is definitely what’s helping set me over the edge from competent to confident. Thanks so much for the amazing content my friend I have learned quite a bit since finding your channel!
Superb content, great advice backed up with both perspectives on head and right shoulder peek. Those really opened my eyes to how powerful they are! Now I just need to stay calm in those hectic moments, and avoid all the campers :)
I wish all my opponents and 1v1s were against Fuzzy. He fights like a bot 😜. Great video and info as always Toby. I love that you show your mistakes as well. And you’re always checking your replays to see what you could’ve done better after each fight. It’s a great way to improve. You’re one of the best content creators out there. Continued success my friend.
Your video on how to win solo vs squad is amazing! I used it on my most recent videos and it's getting so easy to win! Thank you so much for that video upload! You have been a blessing!
I appreciate your videos, i have trouble implementing these things but i also just starting gaming period after many years. I see myself making myself making mistakes only to realize what i should've done 2 seconds after. I tend to lose my train of thought once battle starts any suggestions on that other than more battles to get more comfortable?
It's hard to find maps that give you 1v1 practice in zb. I just practice on maps like anvil square deathmatch or red vs blue but it's definitely not the same as a controlled 1v1. Here is a 1v1 map I made for practicing this, but it's hard to find someone to match with so you'd have to do it with a friend: 6350-7991-4524
Just found your channel and so far it's saved me from having to buy a new monitor, keyboard and mouse!... cause I was just about to smash the crap out of them after this last idiotic loss, but have decided to hold off for now and see if I can implement some of these golden right-peeking nuggets you are handing out. Great stuff!
Your videos are always very helpful, congratulations! Just a while ago, I tried the High Ground and Head Glitches technique, and it really worked 100%. I managed to neutralize at least 10 players using this method near a riverbed, and I felt very proud. I don’t know how to thank you! Also, I always keep in mind to hide my left shoulder, which has saved me many times. I’m not skilled in close combat, but I realized that playing smart gets me to the end, even if I lose to a more advanced player. Experience comes day by day, and it’s invaluable. 😊
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This video is a massive help! (from a noob ZB player) 🙂Thank you for sharing these tips, I can so relate to the number of mistakes I make in my own game, and now that it has been pointed out, I can work on not making those mistakes.
Great video. It’s longer so I’m curious what effects that has on its analytics. Very cool bringing in another person to help with demonstrating. Super rad if they were recording their perspective for a simultaneous visualization. That way not only their characters perspective is shown but also the cumulative impact of input and network latency. Your videos are so helpful and I can tell you put the time and effort in to make them more impactful. Thanks 🙏
Yeah the length of it isn't helping the video be promoted / watched all the way through... but I wanted to provide the most value possible and that wasn't going to be done in a 20 minute video. And I didn't want to split into 2 parts just for the sake of getting better numbers.
Thank you for this content. I've heard a lot of people and U-Youbers talk about the right shoulder peak. Wow. You really explained it so good and the visual game play and break downs made it perfectly understandable. You got my subsciption and a like.
Another great tip when fighting someone, if you both are at a standstill you can do what I call baiting. For example if you're on teams you can fake rez someone to bait a push or you can use splashes as a way of either forcing him to heal himself or push both either give you an advantage or give you breathing space witch in my opinion is very important (Love the vids btw❤❤)
By the end of the day, it’s not always about being better, but it’s about being smart and how you use your environment. I’m pretty smart but I don’t take advantage of the glitches and positioning as much as I should. I’m a decent player but I lose to the lost cheesiest ways and I hate it. Then this man gave me gold and made me realize… I can cheese it too.
The quality of the content is truly outstanding. Very well explained, so even a 41 year old Dad can understand it. You will go a long way young man.
You are only 6 years older than me, young man. Thank you!
You're not alone im 52 😵💫
41 here too! Closing in on - 1500 wins, started playing in season 1 chapter 3
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63 here and loving zero build Fortnite
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43 and can still hang with the teens in build mode😂 whats this no build nonsense , kids are so predictable with their edits,and all the playing styles i find are very similar they all copy each other with minor changes in styles of game play. Cant triple edit constantly in battle but double edits are no problem for this ol guy😂👍👍💯
Top tier content my man. This really was a workshop. You could have mailed in a 5-6min version of this where you talk high-level and never really showcase real-world examples, but you put this together flawlessly.
Thank you my friend. I'll never do that to my community. You deserve the best I can give you 🫡
I'm great at longer ranges, I'm the hunter, at closer range I'm the prey. I needed this video so bad! Your videos are the best! :D
Same
Thanks Wayne! A lot of people share this same problem. Close range is naturally much riskier because one mistake and it's over.
yes, same lol
This is so underated
@@treasuretrez8235 thank you! Share it with a homie to help me out
Great video so helpful thank you!
Excellent video! I’ve been trying to improve and this just opened my eyes on what I was doing wrong. I take way too many 50/50 fights. Too many times I over extend and lose or take unnecessary damage cause I’m overly aggressive. Thanks for all the tips on resetting a fight and turning it to your advantage. Keep it up, you’re doing an amazing job!
Thank you my friend! I hope it helps ❤
Seeing the same fight footage from the opponent's game view is really helpful
Two other pieces of advice are how you move between POIs. Sometimes the scenic route is better to prevent you getting caught out in the middle of a field. Equipment helps but even using hills and ridges and help.
The other, this season in particular. Watch the Strom and zone. Get close to zone first. My reflex if I see/hear a fight is to run towards it and 3rd party or take advantage. But if I have to run back to the edge of zone, or its about to move... Don't. Move towards zone and predict where you think those players my move from and make them come to you.
Helps you keep that long/medium distance.
Also fun fact : if you have a Soaring Sprint augment try jumping on a Mushroom , mostly you'll see it on the Jungle Biome , it will give you a huge jump boost.
Add the glider redeploy augment for extra fun
Just found your videos and they’re so useful. Especially like the bits where you’ve made the mistakes but then go through your error. Makes it more relatable. 😊
Hey Toby, I finished your video, jumped into the game applying / pea ring the right shoulder peek… bruuuuuhhhh it’s a game changer, 90% of the game and the battles I felt in absolute control. This is the kind of things that us, casuals are looking but nobody or little people tell, I’m definitely supporting you man. Thank you for sharing the expertise! Cheers
Stoked to hear that GC! Thanks you my friend ❤️
This comes naturally with enough play time. I’ve learned all of these things just from playing creative and br. Still a great video
Toby- congrats on another fantastic video. Great quality and extremely useful as we expect from you.
I have a suggestion for a future video- the zero build community seems to be growing recently- and there has been a recent boom in “zero build realistic” maps that seem to be very popular. These maps incorporate bunkers and advanced zero build mechanics to win. I know you provided a short video on bunkers already, but i was wondering whether a video on these realistic maps and how to be effective in them would be something you would be interested in helping us in. One of the main focus in these maps is outplaying others with bunkers. I currently am really struggling with this and despite having good aim, im getting outplayed by others who seem to know how to move around bunkers and place them effectively.
Mindblown 🤯 This is another amazing teaching video. I didn’t even realize how long it was until I read a comment about it being 43 min. That’s when you know it’s good!!! I was soaking up every bit of information. I have a lot to practice and keep fresh on the mind while playing. Huge thanks 😊
Thank you so much Anti! Best of luck.
So spot on!
I really hope my enemies dont watch this video 💀 its that good and very detailed
I hear you man 💀
Keep it within the Shinobi Clan
@@TobyWanShinobiOne of the rare instances where 43 minutes just flew by! Wishing you continued success, supporting you all the way! 🚀
I’ve seen a lot of shorter videos explaining the same stuff but no one has gone that much in depth, watching your video is like a lightbulb going off in your head thinking I get it now. Great video man
Thank you my friend, glad I could help.
Excellent vid! You have a great way of explaining your points and I love all the work you put into each and every vid you make.
Thank you Regy!
Notes to self:
- Prioritize right shoulder peek advantage. Never go left shoulder.
- Prioritize high ground, and take peek shots to abuse head glitching. Don’t forget to move to different angles.
- Don’t ever use bad high ground: where you can’t see the person below you unless you go to the edge of the high ground.
- If you get hurt in a 1v1 and lose the advantage, rotate away to regain the advantage and let them go to *you*.
- LET THE ENEMY MAKE THE FIRST MISTAKE. One mistake is all it takes to lose. Never give up the advantage.
- Never take 50/50 fights.
- Ideal fight situation: Good cover + medium range.
- Always have space between you so you have the chance to get away. Reset the fight if things go wrong.
- “Break” the other player’s camera to avoid being found.
- Become a difficult target. Utilize the element of surprise-make them go “This person plays so weird!”
- Do not give up in fights, even if it seems hopeless.
- Always watch for visual audio.
- Keep an eye on your enemies. Anticipate their movements.
- Light up your enemy. Keep the pressure on. Knock out their cover.
Great notes!!
I agree with all of these besides never take 50/50 fights cause those are fun af 😂
The best part aboit THIS video is that you show YOUR own mistakes as well!! Youve definitely gained a follower man!
Your content is amazing! I've been studying your stuff religiously since i started playing this month, and you've been helping me have a lot of fun. Thanks for showing me what I can do to improve when it feels like I just keep getting blasted...
Love to hear that. Thank you for the support Eerrkk!
Thanks for the Zero Build Tips! Been trying to improve in ZB and you’re one of the few TH-camrs that make specifically ZB guide content.
Glad I could help!
This was an awesome video. I love how you don’t just say do this, do that without explaining why. I love how you explain things, show the 2 different perspectives and prove why you should do things the way that you suggest. I also like how you talk at a normal speed. So many gaming TH-camrs talk 100 miles and hour and you miss what they are trying to say. I will take these tips and impress my nephew on how much I have improved next time we play. Keep up the great content!
Thank you so much my friend ❤️. Best of luck impressing the nephew :)
Never seen anyone make tutorials this well props to you thank you
Thanks Dimitri! ❤️
I think this is the single best Fortnite zero builds video on TH-cam, incredible stuff!!
Thank you my friend
Thank you so much for this incredible content! I've been playing shooters for years, and I love how you consistently spoke about the advantages and disadvantages of a gunfight.
Your knowledge made so much sense, and it was straight to the point with examples. And I loved every second.
Glad I could help you Mike! Once you reach a certain level, the small decisions really matter.
Bro
You have made me such a better player in just 3 days of watching (and rewatching) some of your videos
My favorite Fortnite TH-cam channel now
Thank you
this video has been really helpful in my reflection of my strategies and how well I tolerate tough spots but honestly at 40:00 to 42:00 I don't understand why what you did was so wrong. you technically has high ground and he would've been in mantle animation for a second and when you fell (which maybe was the only mistake I could understand, which is giving up the high ground?) You try to go for cover but he was quicker to you. am I missing something? I find a lot of my deaths go exactly like this example so maybe that's why it's hard for me to grasp.
edit: I love that you showed the wins but also the loses, it really helps to relate and see ourselves in the situation and imagine how we'd apply the techniques you're teaching btw. you're a great teacher.
I have been playing Fortnite off and on since it came out and I learn something new from each of your videos. Thank you for all the time and effort you put into these and please keep them coming!
Great video, as always..! I used these tips in a match today. I was pinned down by a player with an MK, was hurt and I couldn't hit him enough with my DMR. So I waited behind cover until he got impatient and pushed me... I used the right shoulder peek, lined up the shot and easily finished the fight with a pump /SMG combo. Without your video I probably would have tried a long range battle with an inferior gun...Thanks!
Love it! Nice work!
This is unequivocally the best 1v1 coaching video I’ve seen for Fortnite zero build - thank you! ⭐️🏆🥇
Thank you Jason! ❤️
This guy literally supply’s pro level tips and ways to improve for absolutely free, that’s why this guys a legend. Period.
No. YOU are the legend sir ❤️
Dude your guides are amazing! I can't imagine how much work you put into these
i had so much trouble wrapping my head around some of the basic tactics, wondering why they won't work for me.
there's so much nuance to these tactics, only now do I how it works and what I've been doing wrong.
Thanks for putting this out here!
Thank you my friend! Just saw this ❤️
I can't believe this is almost a 45min video, but I can't stop watching. lol. Like, I wasn't sure if I wanted to commit, but the information is so well organized and broken down to it's core that it makes it hard to click off. 10/10 Very well put together. Extremely valuable information.
Thank you! Haha I definitely second guessed myself about making it this long.... but then put myself into a viewers shoes... there is a lot to be learned with 1v1s and a 20 minute video just doesn't cover it well enough
Great content. I'm a new subscriber. I played the first few seasons of fortnite when it was released and just came back to it. Your videos have helped me a lot. I got my first victory yesterday. Thanks!
Best Fortnite video ever! Congrats. It is so important to strategize and be two steps ahead all the time. That's what makes this game so great to play
Thank you Anag!
FINALLY!!! A non hyperverbal/hyperbolic streamer for fortnight tips! Have just mainlined 4 of your videos and liked, subscribed and yes... ticked the 🔔 for all notification 😂.
Good content mate, love the zero build mode and i have found your videos very helpful already. Now to try out what you have taught me Master Shinobi.
Cheers from Australia 🇦🇺 👍🏻
thank you my friend! I'll be streaming tomorrow 1230pm PST if you'd like to drop in.
how did you get rid of the grass?
Thanks for posting another great vid. After just one week, I'm already seeing immediate improvement in my solo game by applying your tips and strategies. The drills and practice maps you've made and recommend have been super helpful to help improve my aim and movement. Keep them coming.
This video is so useful and well explained, thank you Toby! Me and Azuki are putting the advice into practice right now 😁
Glad to hear it! Good luck
This season my right hand peaks are punished with quick scope headshots,
They also get ultra rushed by grapple blades and shockwaves to ruin my advantages of punishing open run throughs.
I think an in depth tutorial of using movement to create the strategies of advantage you teach would be great every season.
what peripheral are you using on your left hand?
Azeron keypad!
man this was really helpful because one of my key weaknesses is taking too many 50-50s without any opening tags so thank you for this. i have a question though. in the clip at 25:40 where you won, let’s say the last guy didn’t have bunkers or shockwaves to push you (which it seems he didn’t). would the best move be to put pressure on you by trying to break your cover while holding a right angle peak and if not that then what do you think?
He had the next zone pull, so he didn't have to move. If he was going to push me here, then he should have gone around the rock and further to his right to cut the angle from a right shoulder peek - even better would be climbing up the rock and sprint jumping off it to close the gap quicker while being hard to hit. He just needed get into my porta fort without taking big damage to have an advantage, which I knew and was keeping him from doing... but yeah he was just to hasty and ran nearly straight at me through an open field - which is never a good move. He even had a truck behind him he could have used to push me... anything but sprinting in a straight line at me without cover.
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:54 🔍 *Understanding the Right Shoulder Peak*
- Right shoulder peeking is a powerful tactic in Fortnite, offering a significant advantage.
- Utilizing the right shoulder peek grants a player the ability to shoot while remaining minimally exposed.
- Whether in close-range or long-range fights, the right shoulder peek provides an edge.
04:28 🏔️ *Importance of High Ground and Head Glitches*
- High ground and head glitches offer substantial advantages in fights.
- Leveraging high ground allows control over engagements and frustrates opponents.
- Understanding good versus bad high ground can drastically influence the outcome of battles.
06:51 🔄 *Rotating for Advantage in 1v1s*
- Rotating for an advantage during a 1v1 allows for control over the fight's tempo.
- Avoiding mistakes is crucial; capitalizing on the opponent's errors often leads to success.
- Maintaining medium distance and strategic positioning minimizes risk and maximizes control.
13:27 📏 *Understanding Distance in 1v1s*
- Avoiding 50/50 fights by maintaining medium range and utilizing cover is key.
- Creating distance provides opportunities to reset, forcing opponents to chase or make mistakes.
- Controlling engagement distance is pivotal in determining the fight's outcome.
16:04 ♟️ *Applying Tactics in Real-Game Scenarios*
- Real-game examples demonstrate the application of tactics learned.
- Using port-a-forts, assessing situations, and making strategic decisions in live gameplay.
- Highlighting the application of learned fundamentals in practical in-game scenarios.
17:13 🔫 *Strategizing and Outplaying Opponents*
- Tactical decision-making in a fight,
- Maintaining advantageous positioning,
- Anticipating opponent movements.
18:08 🚗 *Adapting and Reacting in Combat*
- Adjusting to surprise attacks,
- Evaluating ammo usage and opponent's resources,
- Maintaining control in unpredictable situations.
19:18 🏃♂️ *Maintaining Strategic Advantage*
- Utilizing high ground effectively,
- Anticipating opponent movements to prevent mistakes,
- Keeping control to avoid being caught off guard.
20:16 🛡️ *Staying Composed and Turning the Tables*
- Not giving up even in challenging scenarios,
- Utilizing fortifications and strategies under pressure,
- Seizing unexpected opportunities to reverse the fight.
21:26 🎯 *Leveraging Strategy over Mechanics*
- Emphasizing strategy over mechanical skill,
- Overcoming odds through tactical gameplay,
- Focusing on advantages rather than perfect execution.
22:51 🔄 *Adapting and Shifting Tactics Mid-Fight*
- Shifting strategies against new opponents,
- Prioritizing advantageous positions in combat,
- Evolving tactics to counter different playstyles.
23:33 🌟 *Capitalizing on Opponent Mistakes*
- Identifying and exploiting opponent errors,
- Recognizing common mistakes in combat,
- Turning opponents' missteps into advantages.
25:12 ⚔️ *Mastering Third-Person Perspective*
- Emphasizing the power of third-person perspective,
- Leveraging camera advantages for tactical play,
- Transitioning skills from first-person to third-person gameplay.
26:50 🌳 *Positioning and Angle Advantage*
- Emphasizing the importance of right shoulder peeks,
- Maintaining advantageous angles in combat,
- Avoiding left shoulder peeking to retain advantages.
28:31 🔄 *Recognizing and Preventing Mistakes*
- Analyzing opponent behavior for mistakes,
- Maintaining control to avoid giving advantages,
- Capitalizing on opponents' positional errors.
31:48 🎯 *Patient and Strategic Combat*
- Avoiding committing the first mistake in a fight,
- Using opponent errors to secure victory,
- Leveraging patience and strategic positioning.
32:31 🔍 *Surprise and Aggression Tactics*
- Utilizing surprise and aggression for quick fights,
- Swift tactical decisions in unexpected scenarios,
- Balancing aggressive plays with strategic retreats.
32:59 🎮 *1v1 Fortnite Strategies*
- Strategies for winning 1v1 fights in Fortnite,
*- Understanding opponent movement and radar cues.*
*- Leveraging opponent frustration to capitalize on mistakes.*
*- Importance of equipment in Zero Build gameplay.*
34:39 🏃♂️ *Utilizing Surprises and Risk-taking*
- Employing surprise tactics in fights, utilizing risky but effective maneuvers.
*- Using element of surprise to catch opponents off guard.*
*- Risk-reward balance in aggressive gameplay strategies.*
36:31 ⚔️ *Learning from Mistakes in Endgame*
- Analyzing mistakes made in endgame situations.
*- Managing high-pressure situations in endgame.*
*- Evaluating decision-making under stress and adapting to endgame scenarios.*
40:13 🌟 *Importance of High Ground and Decision-making*
- Highlighting the significance of high ground in controlling fights.
*- Making crucial decisions based on positioning and advantages.*
*- Recognizing errors in decision-making and managing 50/50 situations.*
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I cant thank you enough, your videos gave me the confidence i needed, im doing moves switching weapons so fast and accurate when needed that im shocked by myself. While playing im memorizing what you’re saying, right shoulder peek, always at a high ground etc.. still losing fights but thanks to you i dont give up! Thank you, you got yourself a new subscriber :)!
Thanks Jiris! I appreciate it!!
Thanks man I've been playing since og s2 and your content has given me the motivation to truly try and get better at the game as before I just winged it for years
Best of luck on your journey - hit me up in the comments if you need any help.
This is an awesome video! After watching this i realize most of the fights i take are 50/50s. I never really realized that you actually have to think before you shout and use strategy. This is gonna completely change the way i play. Def gonna use your creator code now thanks a ton!
You might want to watch the video I just put out today as well - it's very similar but goes a bit deeper. "Fight smarter"
HIGHEST quality content has helped me improve. Thank you Shinobi!
Thank you Narvee! Glad I could help ❤️
Awesome Video. This is the most informative fortnite how to content ever. Watching your videos over the last few months has improved my game play immensely. Thank you, Keep the content coming.
Glad to hear it!
Thanks Fuzzy!
Thank you Fuzzy
Love your videos man they’ve helped me a bunch. How do you like the azeron? I’m a controller player but strongly considering switching
I love my azeron... honestly couldn't see myself playing m&k without it. I hate keyboards for gaming...
Great video! I definitely see that I need to adjust my positioning and strategy during fights.
I'm pretty new to Fortnite. My kids and grandkids got me on the game, and it's a way for me to "spend more time with them" considering they live in another state. I have decent aim (I wouldn't even call it good) so I'm ok at mid range fights. Close range fights are my issue. I play on PS5, and I use my right thumb for both the aim stick and jumping. Do you have any tips on how to improve my aim while jumping? Thanks.
That's a tough one. For that skill, I'd try to practice both maneuvering your aim stick during the mantle animation (when you won't be able to shoot, anyway) and to practice aiming with your movement/before you jump. Remember, you're not trying to flick- When you come down, your crosshair should already be over where you think your enemy is, and it should be easy as pulling trigger.
Biggest thing you can do, however (and this is a tip that Toby says often in his videos, it's helped me a lot); try to be gentler on the trigger pulls. If your muscles are tense, you're gripping the entire controller without noticing it and it'll make it harder to do those small adjustments.
Good luck out there, and if Toby drops in; listen to him over me, eh? Respect.
@@NopeDotAVI_real Thanks for taking the time to reply, and I really appreciate the advice and tips. As a relatively new player, I'm just trying to not embarrass myself out there. 🤣
Hey! I highly recommend watching my shotgun aim training video. You can work in jump shots into the routine and it's REALLY going to help you. It's more about allowing your crosshair to fall into your target than trying to whip onto them.
No wonder it was so difficult for me to pull that off! Haha. I will definitely watch it today! Thanks Toby
So for the right shoulder peek do you have to hipfire and then walk back to cover or can you ADS? I have issues controlling my hipfire
You can ADS. I suggest strafing out, quickly ADS'ing, shooting your shot, un-ADS'ing and strafing back to cover. That is quicker than ads strafing out... also gives you more visibility before hand.
@@TobyWanShinobi Oh ok I'll try and remember that for the future
Best fortnite coach. Before this video all i did was to see who has the better ping and aim (even that i have like garbage internet around 100ms and an averege fps of 40). Love your content.
Thanks Killer!
Great vid! Finally some help with game sense/fight IQ
toby what keyboard is that?
Azeron Keypad!
do you recommend those keypads you have there over keyboards? is it hard to get used to?
Azeron keypad is what I use. And yes it's much easier to learn than keyboard because it has an analog stick for WASD and there are over 30 buttons at your fingertips. Also extremely customizable to be super comfortable. Use code: shinobi , if you purchase one for a small discount!
@@TobyWanShinobi nice, thanx.. think im gonna try it out :)
@@kenespennerdal1488 checkout my "settings" video for how I setup my azeron and to get more details on it.
Super informative!!! I'm about to go practice right now
Could you make a video about 1v2s?
Love the Fuzzy Dunlop name lol. The Wire is one of my all time favorite shows
This video is definitely what’s helping set me over the edge from competent to confident. Thanks so much for the amazing content my friend I have learned quite a bit since finding your channel!
So much value in these videos! It’s unbelievable!!! And I’m a build mode player
Thank you man!
Superb content, great advice backed up with both perspectives on head and right shoulder peek. Those really opened my eyes to how powerful they are! Now I just need to stay calm in those hectic moments, and avoid all the campers :)
Thank you Disco. Yeah, right should peek is crazy strong!
Fuzzy Dunlop😂 Loving The Wire reference ❤
I wish all my opponents and 1v1s were against Fuzzy. He fights like a bot 😜.
Great video and info as always Toby. I love that you show your mistakes as well. And you’re always checking your replays to see what you could’ve done better after each fight. It’s a great way to improve. You’re one of the best content creators out there. Continued success my friend.
Thank you my friend :) Poor Fuzzy
thanks for this video. it’s extremely helpful on learning techniques.
Your video on how to win solo vs squad is amazing! I used it on my most recent videos and it's getting so easy to win! Thank you so much for that video upload! You have been a blessing!
Glad to hear it Maxx!!
I appreciate your videos, i have trouble implementing these things but i also just starting gaming period after many years. I see myself making myself making mistakes only to realize what i should've done 2 seconds after. I tend to lose my train of thought once battle starts any suggestions on that other than more battles to get more comfortable?
Focus on 1 skill to improve at a time. Purposeful practice is the fastest way to improve.
My fave 1v1s are when someone charges me and one-taps me with a gray shotgun when I had full hp and shields.
😂 such a wonderful gaming experience.
Thanks man that was very good help love it when u videos like this helps alot I’m good two now after watching. These keep them going man
Glad I could help!
Need to add in flare gun and shockwave, when they ping you and shockwave up to you while in high ground etc
wow thank you man, high quality content!
really helpful and informative video! keep it up man
Great content as always Shinobi thanks ❤
Hey. Great video. Thanks. What do you use to practice 1v1?
It's hard to find maps that give you 1v1 practice in zb. I just practice on maps like anvil square deathmatch or red vs blue but it's definitely not the same as a controlled 1v1. Here is a 1v1 map I made for practicing this, but it's hard to find someone to match with so you'd have to do it with a friend: 6350-7991-4524
@@TobyWanShinobi that's awesome thanks. I am practicing with my son, so all good. We live your vids. Thanks.
Just found your channel and so far it's saved me from having to buy a new monitor, keyboard and mouse!... cause I was just about to smash the crap out of them after this last idiotic loss, but have decided to hold off for now and see if I can implement some of these golden right-peeking nuggets you are handing out. Great stuff!
Your videos are always very helpful, congratulations! Just a while ago, I tried the High Ground and Head Glitches technique, and it really worked 100%. I managed to neutralize at least 10 players using this method near a riverbed, and I felt very proud. I don’t know how to thank you! Also, I always keep in mind to hide my left shoulder, which has saved me many times. I’m not skilled in close combat, but I realized that playing smart gets me to the end, even if I lose to a more advanced player. Experience comes day by day, and it’s invaluable. 😊
Love to hear that!
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@@TobyWanShinobi thank you so much i just did it
@@PanosPeterPan yes!! Welcome in my friend!
Toby thanks for what you do bro! Done new sub! Dope energy and vocal attributes aswell
Fuzzy Dunlop... love the reference, amazing show.
I was waiting for a new video! You made my day bro
what keyboard are you using?, is your thumb making the movement?
Azeron Keypad. Yes it gas a toggle for movement. It's an awesome device.
This video is a massive help! (from a noob ZB player) 🙂Thank you for sharing these tips, I can so relate to the number of mistakes I make in my own game, and now that it has been pointed out, I can work on not making those mistakes.
Great vid man thanks for all the knowledge
5:00 It's called a headglitch because the bullets come out of your head instead of from the gun your character is holding
This was exactly what I was looking for!! Thankkkk youuu
Glad I could help
Great video. It’s longer so I’m curious what effects that has on its analytics. Very cool bringing in another person to help with demonstrating. Super rad if they were recording their perspective for a simultaneous visualization. That way not only their characters perspective is shown but also the cumulative impact of input and network latency. Your videos are so helpful and I can tell you put the time and effort in to make them more impactful. Thanks 🙏
Thank you Jawa!
Yeah the length of it isn't helping the video be promoted / watched all the way through... but I wanted to provide the most value possible and that wasn't going to be done in a 20 minute video. And I didn't want to split into 2 parts just for the sake of getting better numbers.
You got a subscriber 🙌🏾🙌🏾
Nothing more to say 👏🏾👏🏾 Great job sensei
Muchas gracias hay pocas personas en la comunidad hispana que se preocupe por dar buenos tutoriales o siquiera darlos.
MUCHAS GRACIAS AMIGO
Thank you for this content. I've heard a lot of people and U-Youbers talk about the right shoulder peak. Wow. You really explained it so good and the visual game play and break downs made it perfectly understandable. You got my subsciption and a like.
Are all these tips still relevant and applicable to ch5 s2? Because theyre great!
Yup
Another great tip when fighting someone, if you both are at a standstill you can do what I call baiting.
For example if you're on teams you can fake rez someone to bait a push or you can use splashes as a way of either forcing him to heal himself or push both either give you an advantage or give you breathing space witch in my opinion is very important
(Love the vids btw❤❤)
He liked it lol
Liked, subbed! Love your content. Hope your channels grows to whatevers the limit!
Thank you Wulle!
what are your key binds for the azeron
Watch my settings video! Full details and profile download there
Great video Master Shinobi!! Using your techniques is upping my game big time!!
Glad to hear that!
By the end of the day, it’s not always about being better, but it’s about being smart and how you use your environment. I’m pretty smart but I don’t take advantage of the glitches and positioning as much as I should. I’m a decent player but I lose to the lost cheesiest ways and I hate it. Then this man gave me gold and made me realize… I can cheese it too.
Cheese away my friend.
WE LOVE YOU TOBY😩😩😩❤️
Love ur content bro top tier I'm only two videos in and I've learned so much
Stoked to hear that!
Thank you.
No problem!
I love your videos of these types ( movements,advantages)❤
Thanks!
I cant think in fights, i get too stressed and just try to kill the person without thinking and end up dying, is there any way to stop this?
Love your videos dude❤
What is that controller you are using with your left hand?
An Azeron keypad, it's amazing!